846K views · 8.4K reactions | Landing at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport with Jetblue onboard an Embraer E190. | Noel Philips | Facebook

After nearly 20 years in service, JetBlue is saying goodbye to the Embraer 190. The E190 joined JetBlue in 2005 and became a workhorse across the Northeast, connecting Boston, New York, and smaller cities with reliable service. But this September, the final flight between Boston and New York will officially retire the E190, making way for the newer Airbus A220. So what do you think...will you miss the Embraer 190? #aviation #airlines #aviationlovers #jetblue #embraer190 | Your Weekend Travel

12K views · 1.7K reactions | JetBlue E190 taxiing for takeoff at Palm Beach International | J.A.S | Facebook

210K views · 6K reactions | Take off from Boston Logan International Airport with JetBlue onboard an Embraer E190. Beautful view over the Boston area! | Noel Philips | Facebook

A JetBlue flight bound for the Dominican Republic was forced to return to JFK shortly after takeoff when it encountered moderate turbulence around 7,000 to 8,000 feet. In the ATC audio, the pilot reports: “We got word that a passenger in the back who was not fastened when we hit some moderate turbulence… ended up hitting their head on a panel and damaging some of the aircraft here.” The pilot further states they’re “planning a return” and confirms there are “multiple injuries from this turbulenc