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Emma Hinchliffe, Joseph Abrams

JetBlue's CEO is the first woman to run a major airline

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Good morning, Broadsheet readers! JPMorgan's Marianne Lake warns of checking account fees, the head of venture capital at the Women's Tennis Association discusses the sport's ties to Saudi Arabia, and the first woman to run a major U.S. airline is focused on delivering. Have a lovely Tuesday.

- Flying high. In February, Joanna Geraghty became the CEO of JetBlue. The promotion made the JetBlue veteran the first female CEO to lead a major U.S. airline. But to Geraghty, what could be called both a career and industry milestone is instead all about the business.

"It means that I've got to deliver," she told me last month at a luncheon for Concern Worldwide U.S., a nonprofit she chairs. "It's about results."

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