Looking ahead, JetBlue anticipates revenue to be down between 10.5% and 6.5% in the second quarter, with full-year revenue expected to decrease by low single digits. Available Seat Miles (ASMs) are also projected to be down between 5.0% and 2.0% in the second quarter, with a similar decline for the full year. JetBlue's chief financial officer, Ursula Hurley, highlighted the company's focus on cost control, which resulted in beating their revised outlook range for the first quarter. She noted the importance of cost savings, especially with volatile fuel prices, and reiterated the airline's commitment to remaining agile in addressing industry challenges. Investors reacted negatively to the airline's performance and outlook, with the stock experiencing a significant drop following the earnings release. The company's efforts to improve operational efficiency and cost management were overshadowed by the declining revenue and cautious outlook for the coming quarters.