CONFIDENCE IN AIRLINE PERFORMANCE IN DIFFICULT MARKET CONDITIONS: AN ANALYSIS OF JETBLUE'S FINANCIAL MARKET RESULTS

Journal of Air Transportation, 2005 by Flouris, Triant, Walker, Thomas

1 1OQ filings are quarterly company reports filed with the securities and Exchange Commission. 1OQ reports provide detailed information on a firm's quarterly earnings results and must be sent to the securities and !Exchange Commission within 45 days of the end of the quarter.

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Triant Fleuris

Concordia University

Thomas Walker