FORT LAUDERDALE, Nov. 7, 2026 — JetBlue has extended its partnership with the NHL’s Florida Panthers for multiple years and has put the two-time Stanley Cup champions’ colors on one of its Airbus A320s.
The livery
- The aircraft is A320 N784JB, delivered on Feb. 11, 2011. It has been renamed from “Blue And Infinity And Beyond” to “Go Cats Go.”
- The design has a red fuselage, a golden panther outline, bold red “FLORIDA” lettering and the Panthers shield on the tail, plus a simplified Florida flag, a palm tree and a hockey stick.
- JetBlue will also present a redesigned Champions Club at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida.
- JetBlue bases up to 25 aircraft overnight at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood and employs more than 2,000 people in Broward County. President Marty St. George called JetBlue Broward County’s largest airline.
- The length of the extension and how long the livery will stay on the aircraft were not disclosed (TBA).
What it means for non-revs
There is no change to travel benefits, but spotters and crews at FLL now have a new special livery to look for on N784JB.
Sources
- AirlineGeeks: Livery of the Week: JetBlue’s Florida Panthers Design
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