Nov 4, 2026 4:14 PM
The "Go Cats Go" Airbus A320 takes flight featuring vibrant red livery, iconic crest logos, and jersey-inspired detailing.
The Florida Panthers and JetBlue have partnered up on a new aircraft.
Spotted earlier this week at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport was a JetBlue Airbus A320.
The name on the side of the plane is Go Cats Go.
That’s right, the new JetBlue livery is all about the Panthers.
The body of the aircraft is painted red, with Florida’s current secondary Panthers logo featured prominently across both sides of the fuselage.
On both sides of the tail of the plane is Florida’s crest logo, and underneath the cabin features blue and gold stripes and a white belly with the word “Florida” in red, representing the other colors seen on a Panthers jersey.
Also featured on the aircraft is the longtime shoulder patch logo of a hockey stick and palm tree crossing each other.
No word yet on when this plane could be spotted in South Florida.
This comes after the Panthers and JetBlue renewed their longstanding partnership earlier this summer, announcing sponsorships of the reimagined Champions Club and new JetBlue Landing fan gathering areas at Amerant Bank Arena.
Kudos to Instragram account jfkspotter101 for posting several photos of the new aircraft.
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