JetBlue Airways has raised its revenue guidance for the fourth quarter, citing stronger-than-expected bookings in November and December, particularly following the U.S. presidential election. The airline now anticipates a smaller revenue dip for 2024 as domestic travel demand improves. In an effort to enhance profitability, JetBlue is also cutting unprofitable routes and adjusting its European flights. This move aligns with broader trends among U.S. airlines, as both JetBlue and American Airlines have recently updated their financial forecasts positively, reflecting a steady demand for air travel leading into the holiday season. American Airlines has projected adjusted earnings per share of between $0.55 and $0.75 for the fourth quarter, exceeding previous estimates and indicating a robust travel environment.