JetBlue Airways: Airline Winners and Losers

Prices updated near the close.

MINNEAPOLIS -- Airline shares were mixed Friday, a day after posting big gains on an upbeat note from a JPMorgan analyst who said it looks like the big carriers can make it through the winter without a bankruptcy.

With the dollar falling to a new 2009 low, oil prices extended their rise, up 29 cents to $72.23 per barrel for October delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

The Amex Airline Index was little changed.

JetBlue Airways (JBLU Quote) fell 4 cents to $6.15, and Alaska Air Group (ALK Quote) fell 30 cents to $26.66.

Delta Air Lines (DAL Quote) shares were unchanged at $8.10. American Airlines parent AMR (AMR Quote) rose 3 cents, or 0.45%, to $6.72, and United Airlines parent UAL (UAUA Quote) rose 9 cents to $7.70.

Continental Airlines (CAL Quote) was unchanged at $14.66, and US Airways Group (LCC Quote) was also unchanged, at $4.02.

Southwest Airlines (LUV Quote) rose 9 cents to $9.34, and AirTran Holdings (AAI Quote) fell 11 cents, or 1.8%, to $6.53.