JetBlue founder flies again
After being ousted from the airline he created, David Neeleman is taking to the skies again with Brazilian upstart Azul.
David Neeleman launched JetBlue in 2000 and grew its revenue to some $2.5 billion a year. But in May 2007, he was dumped by the board after the "Valentine's Day Massacre": A holiday ice storm stranded 130,000 passengers and exposed massive operational failings.
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