Updated from 9:51 a.m. EST
Flight operations at JetBlue(JBLU Quote) were normal Tuesday for the first time in a week, but the airline took a hit on Wall Street.
Shares, hurt by negative comments from analysts, fell 4.9% to $12.90. Meanwhile, on a conference call with reporters, CEO David Neeleman estimated the impact of the carrier's six-day storm-related operational meltdown at about $30 million.
He said JetBlue issued $10 million in refunds and $16 million in credits to passengers and had $4 million in incremental expenses, such as overtime and costs for chartered aircraft. Still, JetBlue will be profitable in 2007, he said, noting that this "is just one quarter." ...
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