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David Neeleman Says United–JetBlue Merger Could Make Sense

The JetBlue and Breeze Airways founder said a combination of United Airlines and JetBlue Airways could make sense.

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David Neeleman, identified as a founder of JetBlue Airways and Breeze Airways, said a merger between United and JetBlue could make sense.

David Neeleman said a merger between United Airlines and JetBlue Airways could make sense.

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