As of earlier this week, JetBlue's share price had soared 49 percent for the year. According to TheS

As of earlier this week, JetBlue's share price had soared 49 percent for the year. According to TheStreet , that outsized spike was largely attributable to institutional investors' and analysts' faith that Dave Barger, the airline's CEO, will soon be replaced by a new top manager.
What's luxury train travel so good about Barger leaving? Barger is known as a champion of the customers-first school of business that underpins JetBlue's luxury train travel strategy of delivering upgraded luxury train travel service at affordable prices. In the view of analysts, some of whom have called for Barger's dismissal, that approach has kept JetBlue from fully realizing its profit potential.
Industry analyst Helane Becker, commenting on MarketWatch , cited two opportunities to quickly and easily pad JetBlue's bottom-line numbers. First would be to add 12 more seats to each of the airline's A320 aircraft. Second would be to impose fees for the first checked bag and for inflight WiFi. "We believe a management change would lead to a change in philosophy and likely morph the model similar to one of Spirit Airlines, although not as extreme. The changes would improve the financial outlook for the company in our opinion."
luxury train travel Such changes would be wrenching for JetBlue luxury train travel loyalists, for whom the roomier seating and relative absence of nuisance fees have been key reasons to book JetBlue over the competition. luxury train travel Even the number-crunchers luxury train travel acknowledge that a remodeled JetBlue would jeopardize the considerable brand equity the airline has built up over the years.
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