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Marty St. George Is Returning to JetBlue

by Daniel McCarthy  February 07, 2024
Marty St. George Is Returning to JetBlue

Photo: JetBlue

Marty St. George, a member of JetBlue’s leadership team for more than a decade starting in 2006, is returning to the airline as president.

St. George, who had been serving as chief commercial officer at LATAM Airlines Group since 2020, will kick off his tenure as JetBlue president on Feb. 26, reporting directly to Joanna Geraghty, the airline’s recently-named CEO.

In the role, he will be responsible for leading JetBlue’s marketing, partnerships, loyalty program, customer support, corporate communications, and more. St. George will also have oversight of JetBlue Travel Products (JTP), which the airline expects to be an area of growth moving forward.

“I’m energized to be returning to JetBlue at this pivotal time in its history. JetBlue has incredibly passionate people and one of the best brands in the industry. I’m eager to get to work to help drive the business forward for the benefit of our crewmembers, customers, and owners alike,” St. George said.

  
  
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