It’s not uncommon for airlines to introduce aircraft with special liveries, including some that are collaborations with other companies. JetBlue has just unveiled its newest special livery aircraft, and it’s… memorable.
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JetBlue’s “Brewing Altitude” Dunkin’ A320
@xJonNYC flags how JetBlue has just rolled out a new special livery, in partnership with Dunkin’. Specifically, this livery is on the 18-year-old Airbus A320 with the registration code N643JB. JetBlue names all of its aircraft (often with puns), and this one has the name “Brewing Altitude.”
The plane has been repainted over the past couple of weeks. On April 29, 2025, the plane flew down to Macon, Georgia (MCN), where it got a new paint job, and then it reentered service as of May 9, 2025. As you can see, the plane features Dunkin’s signature orange and pink colors. So this plane will no doubt turn heads at airports, and for that matter, it’s quite a contrast to JetBlue’s standard livery.
JetBlue “brewing attitude”
— JonNYC (@xjonnyc.bsky.social) May 10, 2025 at 11:34 AM
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I mean, it’s certainly a memorable livery, though I can’t say that I find it to be particularly pretty… but maybe that’s just me.
This celebrates 20 years of the JetBlue & Dunkin’ partnership
The purpose of this special Dunkin’ livery is to celebrate JetBlue and Dunkin’ partnering for 20 years. JetBlue has been serving Dunkin’ coffee onboard for that long, and I think that’s awesome. I love this partnership — I’m not the world’s biggest Dunkin’ fan, but I think JetBlue’s drip coffee is better than that of competitors.
Personally, my favorite part of JetBlue’s coffee service is that the airline serves coffee with a lid. It amazes me how many other airlines don’t do that, given that it seems like an obvious move that’s in everyone’s best interest. It minimizes spills, makes it easier to keep coffee hot, and just makes me less nervous about drinking coffee on a plane.
Bottom line
JetBlue has unveiled an Airbus A320 in a special Dunkin’ livery, with heavy use of orange and pink. This will no doubt turn some heads at airports. I can’t say it’s the prettiest special livery I’ve seen, though it’s certainly among the more memorable.
What do you make of JetBlue’s Dunkin’ A320?
Yea but Dunkin coffee sucks!!! Dunkin so so over-rated. Zero draw.
I prefer to patronize local coffee shops to support small businesses.
Special libraries only cheap in the Any Airlines brand. This looks horrid.
Like the radical departure from B6's usual color palate, but maybe just a hint of their blue shade ( in the lettering JetBlue ) ? But. then maybe that would be such a garish contrast ....
Anyone have an idea what the design/symbolism on the vertical stabilizer is conveying ?
It’s definitely a sprinkled doughnut.
Now I understand the adult ask for a lid a little better. Perhaps airlines should encourage sippy cups for adults.
What next an adult pacify for turbulence? On to a bit or a more relevant topic, good for JetBlue with this livery. It’s fun and fresh.
lol Boston is so cute
My Boston-educated better half defends it and its culture (like Dunks, as she calls it, even though she wouldn't be caught dead there) all the time. One of the most overrated cities on the planet, if you ask me. Fenway is an awesome park, I will say that.
Maybe I'm just crabby at my Knicks getting beat down today.
Gag me with a spoon. How utterly ridiculous
One thinks that most readers will understand the phrase …. “The livery sucks” …. I couldn’t possibly comment.
Nothing on the livery, but I prefer coffee along with any hot beverage in a proper mug rather than a disposable cup. But that's just me.
@ Mike O. -- Fair, but I'm talking mainly about economy, where glassware and mugs aren't really a thing.
Touché! I assumed you were talking about premium cabins! But yes, I wouldn't mind coffee with a lid in economy since you're bound to get plastic anyway.
On the same vein with coffee, I wish they have other varieties of sugar as opposed to white as I use raw, turbinado sugar as much as I can.
Surely Mike, your preference is insufficiently ‘refined’ for JetBlue? …. :-)
@AeroB13a
I see what you did there ;)
Well done Mike, others might not understand the significance and believe me to have been rude to you …. :-)