JetBlue.com, the airline’s website, was apparently operational again today by 3 p.m. EST. The airline, which is transitioning this weekend to SabreSonic as the host of the airline’s reservations system, had planned to take down the website at around noon on Friday and to bring it back up this afternoon.
What you missed on Tnooz this week, Sunday 24 to Saturday 30 January 2010.
Update: JetBlue.com, the airline’s website, was apparently operational again Saturday by 3 p.m. EST.
As promised, JetBlue’s website, JetBlue.com, went quiet this afternoon as the airline transitions reservations-system providers from Navitaire to Sabre.
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This upcoming weekend will be a really big one for JetBlue because it expects a degree of disruption and delays as it transitions its internal reservations systems from Navitaire to SabreSonic Customer Sales & Service.
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