JetBlue settlement with Florida mandates growth plan after Spirit takeover — but would it fly?

JetBlue Airways is obliged to serve multiple Florida cities over the next seven years as a condition for the state's support of JetBlue's proposed takeover of South Florida-based Spirit Airlines. The unusual settlement agreement between the company and state was announced one day before the U.S. Government sued to block the Spirit deal.

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