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JetBlue Airways is bracing for what it deems a modest delay in aircraft deliveries next year, but the company is stressing those changes won’t impact its plans to grow capacity in the mid- to high-single digits in 2023. During an earnings discussion on Oct. 25, JetBlue’s CEO Robin Hayes said the...
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