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JetBlue sends letter to US Departments of Transportation, State, and Commerce, urges periodic review of airline alliance antitrust immunity

( June 2, 2015, 22:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Robert Land, senior vice president for government affairs at JetBlue, sent a letter yesterday to the Department of Transportation, Department of Commerce and Department of State urging that airline alliances with antitrust protection be periodically reviewed. The letter, addressed to the departments' respective secretaries Anthony Foxx, Penny Pritzker and John Kerry, also applauded the decision to open an investigation into whether certain Persian Gulf airlines received unfair subsidies because "the governments and carriers alleged to have engaged in unfair actions will now have the opportunity to offer their rebuttal to the very public allegations presented."See document below....

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