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Time Out
21-05-2025
- Business
- Time Out
JetBlue has just unveiled a Dunkin Donuts-themed plane
It's an idea whose time has come: Dunkin' Donuts is moving out of the airport and onto the runway. That special pink and orange branding will now be splashed onto special Jet Blue planes—A320 Airbuses—named 'Brewing Altitude,' as reported by USA Today. Cute, right? And there will be a half donut, pink with white jimmies, painted on one side of the tail and a cup of coffee on the other. The geese that fly by are going to get the munchies. Along the flank of the aircraft is DUNKIN' in all caps, the silhouette of a plane, and then the interestingly capitalized jetBlue. The plane is altogether eye-catching with its bold colors and the promise of sweet donut times on board. The aircraft first appeared at Boston's Logan Airport last week—and where else could it be unveiled? In 2020, the Boston Guardian unveiled its Dunkin' Density Index, tracking locations throughout the city, revealing that in downtown Boston, there are a stunning 12.6 locations per square mile. That inaugural Brewing Altitude flight was boarded by passengers to Fort Myers, Florida, who were given free coffee, donuts and a donut neck pillow to celebrate the launch. If you want to fly on this special aircraft, just book a JetBlue flight on Brewing Altitude any Monday from May 19 through September 1 (but not June 30 or July 7). You can learn which flight routes will be flown by the donut behemoth by checking the routes here each Friday before you want to fly. If you want to use that flight to bump yourself up to mosaic status with the airline (their elite top tier status) for three months, you'll need to make sure you're a rewards member of both Dunkin' and JetBlue, have opted in to the airline's marketing emails and filled out a form linked to your pre-flight email. If you're already at that status level, you'll get 20 mosaic tiles for the flight. Moreover, you'll get 'boosted' status with the donut maker which helps you earn points towards free coffee and donuts. Although the branded plane is new, Dunkin' and JetBlue have had a relationship since 2006, when the airline first started serving Dunkin' coffee on its flights. In 2011, that escalated to Dunkin' being its exclusive in-flight coffee. (That year to celebrate that partnership, representatives roamed through Boston and surprised 43 people seen carrying a Dunkin' cup with a free roundtrip flight to any of the airline's destinations out of that city. Why 43? That's how many routes they had in 2011. They also gave passengers free Dunkin' commemorative earbuds. We love stuff like that!) Back before my area of California had any Dunkin' locations, I used to love flying into Manchester-Boston Regional Airport in New Hampshire. We'd immediately turn right on the main road out of the airport and descend on that Dunkin' location to have our much-dreamed-of chocolate crème filled and know that we were solidly in New England.
Hindustan Times
21-05-2025
- Business
- Hindustan Times
What is Brewing Altitude? JetBlue unveils Dunkin' coffee-themed plane, leaving netizens in awe
An all-new Dunkin' themed plane is a part of the newest collaboration between the Massachusetts-based coffee company and JetBlue. This plane, coined as "Brewing Altitude", is an Airbus A320 Aircraft colored in Dunkin's signature colors: bright pink and orange. It also features a cup of coffee and a donut on either side of the plane's tail. The plane's theme celebrates two decades of partnership between JetBlue and Dunkin, which started back in 2006, according to a USA Today report. Dunkin and JetBlue have now decided to flaunt their partnership journey through this fun and bold initiative. 'Dunkin' has been part of the JetBlue journey for nearly two decades, and we're proud to showcase this partnership with a livery that's as fun and bold as the brands behind it,' Marty St. George, President of JetBlue, was quoted as telling USA Today. ALSO READ | JCPenney store closures: 7 locations shutting down permanently this Memorial Day weekend — See list 'With our shared Boston heritage and focus on delighting loyal customers, this collaboration brings together two fan-favorite brands in a way only JetBlue and Dunkin' can,' she continued. Social media users are excited about this recent development. An X user posted glimpses of the plane with a caption that reads, 'Nice job jetBlue and DUNKIN 🍩' 'Great move,' another commented. 'Who's ready to be diabetic?? JetBlue just dropped a DOPE Dunkin'-themed plane! It's N643JB, dubbed Brewing Altitude, rocking pink & orange with coffee & donut vibes. Been serving Dunkin' since 2006!' Booking a JetBlue flight till September 1 will make you eligible to fly via a JetBlue-Dunkin flight. The flight routes for these special aircraft will be announced by JetBlue in advance, which will help you book them. Those JetBlue flyers who choose to opt for this aircraft will receive a unique experience, along with exclusive rewards.
Yahoo
21-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Here's How to Fly in the Dunkin'-Themed JetBlue Plane
JetBlue unveiled a Dunkin'-themed Airbus A320 to celebrate nearly 20 years of partnership with the coffee brand The aircraft debuted in Boston, honoring the companies' shared hometown roots From May 19 to Sept. 1, Monday passengers on the jet get loyalty perks, including status upgrades for JetBlue TrueBlue and Dunkin' Rewards membersJetBlue and Dunkin' are taking their partnership sky-high — literally. Earlier this month, the airline debuted a brand-new aircraft in a vibrant Dunkin'-themed colorway to celebrate its nearly 20-year partnership with the popular coffee house. The Airbus A320, now playfully named 'Brewing Altitude,' features a swirl of donuts, coffee cups, and Dunkin's signature pink, yellow and orange hues. Brewing Altitude made its colorful debut at a celebration in Boston where both brands share hometown pride and loyal coffee-loving travelers. JetBlue first started serving Dunkin's Original Blend coffee on board in 2006, officially naming Dunkin' its exclusive coffee provider in 2011. Now, they're making things official in a whole new way — with a flying tribute to the coffee-and-donuts brand that powers many morning commutes. 'We're proud to showcase this partnership with a livery that's as fun and bold as the brands behind it,' said JetBlue president Marty St. George. 'With our shared Boston heritage and focus on delighting loyal customers, this collaboration brings together two fan-favorite brands in a way only JetBlue and Dunkin' can.' Dunkin' president Scott Murphy added, 'From Boston to beyond, we're proud to see our iconic pink and orange take flight.' What's even sweeter is that flying on Brewing Altitude could come with bonus perks. Starting May 19 through September 1, passengers who fly on the themed jet on Mondays will earn status upgrades. JetBlue's TrueBlue members will score Mosaic 1 status, while Dunkin' Rewards members will receive Boosted status for three months. Frequent flyers and coffee lovers alike will also get bonus points and tiles to keep the good vibes going. For full details and the routes the plane will fly, head to Read the original article on People
USA Today
20-05-2025
- Business
- USA Today
JetBlue partners with Dunkin' to unveil coffee-themed plane — Here's how to fly on it
JetBlue partners with Dunkin' to unveil coffee-themed plane — Here's how to fly on it Show Caption Hide Caption New Dunkin' themed JetBlue airplane lands at RSW Fort Myers, Florida The colorful new plane made its first flight from Boston to Fort Myers. This special aircraft celebrates the partnership between JetBlue and Dunkin'. Dunkin' is hitting the sky. Earlier in May, JetBlue unveiled its newest collaboration with the Massachusetts-based coffee company: a Dunkin'-themed plane. Named "Brewing Altitude," the new plane is an Airbus A320 aircraft covered with Dunkin's signature bright pink and orange colors, complete with a donut and a cup of coffee on either side of the tail. The plane celebrates almost two decades of partnership between JetBlue and Dunkin', who first teamed up in 2006. "Dunkin' has been part of the JetBlue journey for nearly two decades, and we're proud to showcase this partnership with a livery that's as fun and bold as the brands behind it," said Marty St. George, President of JetBlue. "With our shared Boston heritage and focus on delighting loyal customers, this collaboration brings together two fan-favorite brands in a way only JetBlue and Dunkin' can." In case you missed it: Guava refresher and more: Dunkin' debuts new summer menu items for 2025 Brewing Altitude was unveiled at Boston's Logan Airport last week, where passengers on a flight to Fort Myers, Florida were surprised with the plane, as well as free coffee, donuts and a donut neck pillow. According to a statement from JetBlue, the pink and orange aircraft will soon be expanding out of Boston and making its way across the airline's network. Here's what to know about flying on Brewing Altitude. How to fly on the JetBlue Dunkin' plane To fly on JetBlue's new Dunkin-designed plane, simply book a JetBlue flight on the "Brewing Altitude" aircraft on any Monday from May 19 through Sept. 1, not including June 30 or July 7. JetBlue will publish the eligible flight routes by 3 p.m. on the Friday beforehand each week. Customers who fly on the specialty Dunkin' aircraft will not only get a unique experience, but also exclusive rewards. For JetBlue, TrueBlue members will receive Mosaic 1 status, and current Mosaic members will receive 20 bonus tiles. Dunkin' Rewards will give members on eligible flights Boosted Status for three months, and those who already have Boosted Status will earn two times the number of points for three months.
Business Journals
12-05-2025
- Business
- Business Journals
Dunkin' partners with JetBlue on new pink and orange airplane at Logan Airport
The airline has unveiled a new airplane in collaboration with the iconic Massachusetts coffee brand — a pink and orange Airbus A320 with a "doughnut and coffee motif" named Brewing Altitude.
