Justin Thompson, vice president, IT data and analytics at JetBlue (Photo: Business Wire)
“We’ll achieve this by ensuring we have the best technology for our investments, fostering robust data literacy programs, providing secure self-service data access, and leveraging AI in collaboration with teams across the operation.”
Reporting to Carol Clements, JetBlue’s chief digital and technology officer, Thompson will spearhead initiatives to scale JetBlue’s data and AI capabilities in alignment with the airline’s JetForward strategy—a framework designed to guide JetBlue back to sustained profitability.
“Justin is a seasoned technology leader with a proven track record of delivering value through data and data science,” Clements said. “His focus on strengthening and scaling our data science capabilities will be instrumental in advancing our JetForward strategy.”
“My team’s goal is to make JetBlue the most data-driven airline in the world,” Thompson said. “We’ll achieve this by ensuring we have the best technology for our investments, fostering robust data literacy programs, providing secure self-service data access, and leveraging AI in collaboration with teams across the operation.”
Thompson has been with JetBlue for 18 years, holding various leadership roles across customer support, marketing, and IT. He joined the company as an analyst focused on customer feedback and most recently served as managing director, IT data and analytics.
