JetBlue Ticket Pricing Data Class Action
JetBlue · Airline tickets · Ongoing Litigation
About this case
A proposed class action filed in federal court in Brooklyn alleges that JetBlue used tracking technology and third-party data collection to monitor travelers and dynamically increase airline ticket prices based on consumer behavior without adequate consent. The plaintiff asserts claims under the federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act and New York consumer-protection laws; the litigation is pending.
Case overview
- Defendant company
- JetBlue
- Product or service
- Airline tickets
- Case name
- Phillips v. JetBlue Airways Corp.
- Court case number
- 1:26-cv-02405
- Case status
- Ongoing Litigation
- Lawsuit type
- Consumer
- Reported harm
- Competition Pricing
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Sources
Public reporting associated with this case.
- JetBlue Passenger Data and Airfare Pricing Class Action
The Mary Sue ·
- JetBlue Consumer Data and Surveillance Pricing Class Action
Attack of the Fanboy ·
- JetBlue Passenger Data and Ticket Pricing Class Action
We Got This Covered ·
- JetBlue Data-Driven Fare Pricing Class Action
WebProNews ·
- JetBlue Consumer Data and Airfare Pricing Class Action
Zero Hedge ·
- JetBlue Surveillance Pricing Class Action
Morning Brew ·
- JetBlue Customer Privacy and Fare-Setting Lawsuit
NBC 6 South Florida ·
- JetBlue Dynamic Pricing and Consumer Data Class Action
Inc. ·
- JetBlue Personal Data and Airfare Pricing Lawsuit
The Hill ·
- JetBlue Ticket Pricing Data Class Action
Gizmodo ·