JetBlue Airways Corporation experienced disruptions in its fourth quarter operations due to Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica and cancellations related to a temporary reduction in flight operations mandated by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) during a government shutdown. These events resulted in an approximate one point reduction in available seat mile $(ASM)$ growth and impacted non-fuel unit cost growth. Additionally, JetBlue was affected by the FAA's emergency airworthiness directive on Airbus A320-family aircraft, but has since completed the necessary software updates and resumed normal operations. The company continues to assess any potential financial impact from these events.
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