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JetBlue has strengths in effective aircraft operations, strong positioning in the New York metropolitan area, and active marketing with low-cost distribution channels. However, JetBlue also has weaknesses such as high debt and fixed obligations, sluggish profits and margins. External threats include intense competition from low-cost airlines, industry consolidation, terrorism, and increased government regulations. The recovery of the US airline industry works in JetBlue's favor.
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