JetBlue and Dunkin’ have taken their long-running in-flight coffee partnership to the next level with a brand-new special livery: “Brewing Altitude.” The freshly painted Airbus A320 features Dunkin’s signature pink and orange design with playful coffee and doughnut (donut) graphics, honouring nearly two decades of serving travellers together.
Unveiled in Boston—where both brands share deep roots—the aircraft celebrates a partnership that began in 2006, with Dunkin’ becoming JetBlue’s exclusive onboard coffee provider in 2011. Now, the duo is sharing their Boston-brewed bond with flyers nationwide.
Starting May 19 through September 1, passengers flying Brewing Altitude on Mondays can earn JetBlue Mosaic 1 status and Dunkin’ Boosted Status for three months. Existing status holders get additional bonuses, including 20 bonus JetBlue tiles and 2x Dunkin’ points.
With JetBlue as Boston’s largest leisure airline and Dunkin’s 75-year legacy in New England, the livery not only celebrates loyalty in the skies—it’s a tribute to two iconic brands brewed in Boston and soaring far beyond.
This post was published on 13 May 2025 19:00
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