While it might seem like a perfect branding match given the name "New York Jets" and the New York-based "JetBlue," the NFL team does not typically use JetBlue as their official team charter. Most NFL teams, including the Jets, require massive long-haul wide-body aircraft to transport their nearly 100 players, coaches, staff, and thousands of pounds of equipment. Because JetBlue’s fleet consists primarily of narrow-body Airbus A320s and A220s—which are designed for commercial passenger efficiency rather than heavy-duty sports charters—they are not equipped for the specific logistics of a pro football team. Instead, the New York Jets traditionally charter flights through major "legacy" carriers like United Airlines or Delta Air Lines, which utilize large aircraft like the Boeing 777 or 767. That said, JetBlue has a long history of "official partner" sponsorships with the New York Jets, often appearing in stadium signage and joint community marketing efforts. Fans can sometimes find "Jets-themed" promotions on JetBlue flights, but if you see the team at the airport, they are likely boarding a United or Delta jet specially configured for their cross-country road games.