Does JetBlue have a red plane?

JetBlue's Nets-themed aircraft draws inspiration from city street art, architecture and hip hop. We're proud to show our support for the FDNY Foundation with a shiny, red livery adorned with the FDNY shield.



Yes, JetBlue has a very famous "red plane" known as "Blue Bravest." While the airline is iconic for its various shades of blue and distinct tailfin patterns, this specific aircraft (an Airbus A320) features a bright, solid red livery designed to honor the FDNY (Fire Department of the City of New York). It prominently displays the FDNY shield near the tail and the FDNY Foundation logo. JetBlue, which identifies as "New York's Hometown Airline," also has other special non-blue liveries, such as "Blue Finest" (a blue-and-white tribute to the NYPD) and various "Retrojet" designs. In 2026, you might also spot aircraft with "festive fuchsia" accents in their new "Balloons" livery or violet pops in the "Hops" design on the A220 fleet. However, "Blue Bravest" remains the most striking departure from their branding, serving as a flying tribute to first responders that is easily recognizable by plane-spotters across the United States and Caribbean.

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