JetBlue Swaps Trays for Carts to Speed Snack, Drink Service
- Smaller A320 galleys crunch space for preparing beverages
- Change leaves Southwest as only large airline using trays
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JetBlue Airways Corp. flight attendants are turning in their trays and will begin using onboard carts as passengers call for faster snack and beverage service and more options.
The shift on all JetBlue aircraft should cut service time by more than half, said Doug McGraw, a spokesman for the airline. Moving to carts will also enable the New York-based carrier to offer all snack and drink options on 95 percent of its flights, he said Tuesday.