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JetBlue has announced a new partnership with PayPal today that brings the micropayment service to travelers on the airline. I think of PayPal as the candy rack near the cash register - it’s perfect for impulse purchases. Is a flight an impulse purchase? No, but in any event the airline now has additional fare collection flexibility.

With JetBlue now facing competition from newcomer Virgin America for tech travelers, it’s time for JetBlue to step up their technology offerings. Sure JetBlue is testing BetaBlue (with email/IM access) on one plane, but it’s not enough. For example, why not add a channel to the live tv that lets a user browse from say the top 2 million RSS feeds? That seems easily programmed. Rather than more Internet video like Virgin is offering, I’d prefer to see more productivity offerings so that a cross-country flight can keep me moving forward.

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