Before his promotion to vice president in 2014, he led both the route planning and schedule planning teams. He has also served as vice president, network planning, and has been a key architect of the airline’s successful network strategy. From February 2017 to December 2021 he served as vice president, sales and revenue management, where he was responsible for revenue optimization, ancillary strategy, distribution, and corporate sales. Since joining JetBlue in May 2009, he has led teams across JetBlue’s commercial organization. In addition, he oversees JetBlue’s airline partnership portfolio – currently comprising more than 50 airlines across the globe, including the Northeast Alliance with American Airlines – as well as operational engineering and manpower planning.ĭave was named head of revenue and planning in January 2022. He graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a bachelor’s degree in business administration.Īs head of revenue and planning, Dave Clark is responsible for all aspects of JetBlue’s network strategy, operational planning and analysis, and sales and revenue management. Warren joined JetBlue in 2003 and has served in various positions including senior vice president, regulatory and training vice president, operations planning and training and vice president, JetBlue University. He served as a Naval Aviator and instructed at the Navy Fighter Weapons School (TOPGUN) where he led staff and student training and was responsible for the design of the graduate level strike-fighter tactics training curriculum. In 1988 he was commissioned as an Officer in the United States Navy where he piloting the F/A-18 Hornet. He oversees flight operations (pilots), technical operations (maintenance), and airport operations at 100+ cities, along with ground and flight safety programs, security initiatives, and the award-winning JetBlue University. Warren Christie is JetBlue’s head of safety, security, fleet operations, airports, and JetBlue University.
She earned her MBA from Moore School of Business at University of South Carolina and a BS in applied health sciences from American University. She ended her time with the company as the Virgin America leader of the merger integration with Alaska Airlines.Īmy came to Virgin America after working at Continental Airlines in revenue management and corporate development.
Amy worked in various roles over her 14-year tenure in areas of strategy, corporate program leadership, commercial and revenue development, and technology areas including eCommerce, reservations systems, and guest products. She caught the startup bug from joining Virgin America in 2004 as one of the original founders of the company. She has been with JBV since 2018 as the managing director of operations and partnerships, where she built an ecosystem of partners and deployment opportunities for the many technologies of JBV's portfolio companies.Īmy has been a leader in creating, sourcing, and implementing innovative technology, products and programs in the travel space for more than two decades. Amy Burr is the president of JetBlue Ventures (JBV), the venture capital arm of JetBlue Airways that invests in and partners with early-stage startups innovating in the travel, hospitality, and transportation industries.Īs President, Amy shapes the strategic venture investment direction of JetBlue and facilitates integration of successful startup programs into the airline’s overall corporate innovation initiatives.
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