After 23 years, JetBlue said goodbye to its first aircraft, N503JB Bluebird.
The Airbus A320-200 was delivered to JetBlue in December 1999 and has since carried passengers across the network.
The aircraft also wore a handful of tail designs during its time in the air, initially with the Stripes tail design and lastly with the Blueberries tail design.
Tail designs have been a vital part of the identity at JetBlue and make spotting the aircraft at airports all the more fun.
As part of the continued commitment to being more efficient, the company has acquired A321neos alongside A220-300s with an age of 2.4 years and 1.4 years, respectively.
