JetBlue Unveils Dunkin’ A320 Livery, With Special Offer For Passengers

It’s not uncommon for airlines to introduce aircraft with special liveries, including some that are collaborations with other companies. JetBlue has unveiled its newest special livery aircraft, as first flagged by @xJonNYC, and it’s… memorable. I first wrote about this a couple of days ago, but there’s now an interesting twist, as JetBlue has a special promotion for customers who end up flying on this plane.

JetBlue’s “Brewing Altitude” Dunkin’ A320

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. The tail has a picture of a coffee cup on the left side, and a picture of a donut on the right side.

JetBlue A320 in special Dunkin’ livery
JetBlue A320 in special Dunkin’ livery
JetBlue A320 in special Dunkin’ livery
JetBlue A320 in special Dunkin’ livery

This plane will no doubt turn heads at airports, and for that matter, it’s quite a contrast to JetBlue’s standard livery. 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 (even in economy). 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.

JetBlue & Dunkin’ have partnered for 20 years

Anyway, here’s a fun aspect to this special livery. It’s not just that this plane is cool to look at, but there’s an incentive to actually fly on the aircraft. To celebrate the debut of the new livery, JetBlue and Dunkin’ are partnering on a promotion, called Monday Pick-Me-Up. If you fly on this particular jet on a Monday between May 19 and September 1, 2025, you’ll receive some bonus rewards:

  • TrueBlue members who fly on eligible routes will receive complimentary Mosaic 1 elite status and Dunkin’ Boosted status for three months
  • Current TrueBlue Mosaic members will receive 20 bonus tiles, applied to their 2025 tile tracker
  • Existing Boosted status members will earn two times the number of points on top of the base points earned on all qualifying purchases for three months

Bottom line

JetBlue has unveiled an Airbus A320 in a special Dunkin’ livery, with heavy use of orange and pink, and a donut and coffee on the tail. 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.

If you end up flying on this aircraft in the coming weeks on a Monday, you can expect some additional rewards, which is pretty cool, including elevated status with JetBlue and Dunkin’.

What do you make of JetBlue’s Dunkin’ A320?

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Disgruntled Guest

The irony of an A********** airline promoting obesity in a land where it runs rampant and literally has a detrimental effect on the flying experience for those who aren't such slobs.

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Fergus Guest

Sorry, but I need to say something a bit incendiary here. As a non-Americans, we can’t understand the obsession with donuts (yuk - sweet over-processed glue) and American coffee (dish wash water). Generally the larger the ‘coffee”, the more insipid the taste. What happened? All those Italians with their wonderful espresso machines seemed to land in New York, and then somehow when moving westward, the dreadful drip-“coffee” took hold (admittedly decent coffee can be sourced in SFO). Starbucks pretends to know about coffee, but were a dismal failure in Australia, the bland American style coffee failing to lift off. Surely this airline can source something even vaguely pretending to be healthy to eat and drink, not fricking donuts!

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JB Guest

I agree that JetBlue's Dunkin' products are quite nice. My hot beverage of choice is hot black tea, and I actually look forward to the Dunkin' English Breakfast tea that jetBlue serves onboard. It is noticeably better than the English Breakfast tea available on other US airlines. I also like to get this tea from Dunkin' shops on the ground in NYC. It is quite noticeably better than the Dunkin' English Breakfast tea in other parts of the country. I don't know why this is, and at first I thought it was in my head but after so many years I have noticed that this is indeed true. I am South Asian, and given the big South Asian population in NYC, maybe they have a separate blend available in NYC which is more like the way I like black tea.

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DT Diamond

For all those complaining about how garish this is... I'm pretty sure that's the point. Anyway, how do we know which routes feature this aircraft?

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Gabe Z Guest

Agree on the lid and honestly the IFC (in flight coffee) is actually pretty good on B6. UA’s illy is better though. I think the lid is especially useful when I have to use my laptop or other equipment so I don’t spill it on myself

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