A federal judge ruled earlier this month that the airlines' partnership in the region is anticompetitive and ordered the airlines to cease the alliance.
A spokesman for JetBlue declined to comment and didn't say whether the airline also planned to appeal the ruling along with American.earlier this month that the airlines' partnership in the region is anticompetitive and ordered the airlines to end the partnership in 30 days.
In the wake of Sorokin's ruling, Isom said the carrier is "going to have to work with the DOJ, work with JetBlue to find out exactly what we do in the interim."
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