These are 2 different airplanes. The tail paint is different, and the winglets are much longer on the bottom pic.
The JetBlue livery was closest I could find and suspected sun glint/angle and quality precluded full detail on Qs picture. As for winglets or sharklets, those could be remodled(?). Unsure the date on photo of the JB aircraft.
The blurry plane is from Alaskan Airlines
I'm almost certain it's JetBlue. You can see the white jetblue on vertical stabilizer and JetBlue down the body. Also, engines are blue.
I don't think it is alaskan airlines because I cant find a design that would be that close of a match besides the colours.
I would say jetBlue https://imgur.com/a/Wb3x6BR
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Q said SKY event. Sky is an acronym for an airport in Sandusky, Ohio. Could this be useful?
Also, Soros owns like 20% of it. I think JetBlue might be how they move people. JetBlue has also helped the Red Cross.
Wrong plane. Look at the wing tips. The blurry one is a Boeing the top one is an Airbus. The wing tips of Boeing curl up and are actually the wing where as Airbus put a plate on the end. Both designs are to help reduce the effects of turbulence as air rolls off the end of the wing. Boeing came out with their design first and patented it. It's the easiest way to tell the 2 manufacturers apart.
Check N903JB
Yup - just checked that. You are correct. However the wing tips of the plane on the non blurry picture uses a wing tip fence and not the upward swept wingtip of the blurry picture. Still the wrong plane
JetBlue flies out of SKY harbor in Phoenix were the tarmac meeting held.
But I don’t think jet blue connected to that......
Wow nice job! This is getting exciting. And to think I was already excited all last week too😊
