On Monday, the Supreme Court rejected the offer of American Airlines to reverse a pre -judgment that the airline’s alliance with Jetblue invalidated in the northeast.

The joint venture has reported an appeal procedure under antitrust laws and found that it illogally reduces the competition.

“Keeping Floodes basic antitrust principles, creating two circular columns and threats to devastate productive cooperation of all forms and sizes,” Greg Garre, a social genital genital of Bush-Alra, which represented American airlines, wrote in the petition.

Judge Brett Kavanaugh stated that he had taken the case.

American Airlines and Jetblue started the company in 2020 to bundle their slots and goals to bundle with other important airlines at New York Laguardia Airport and the International Airport John F. Kennedy, Newark Liberty International Airport from Newark Liberty and Logan International Airport in Logan.

According to American, the alliance enabled 200 percent capacity growth in the overloaded northeast air space.

“Coordinating schedules made it possible for airlines to fly longer aircraft at better times and to shorten the waiting time for the connection of flights that were interrupted in the dormers of the insight of the consumers in times of the day. These certain routes were offered,” says the petition.

The Ministry of Justice of the Biden era, Washington, DC and Six Suss in 2021, argued the Alliance Violate Section 1 of the Sherman Act, a federal federal law, that the program was inappropriate for competition.

One side of the Federal District of judges at the government and the US profession for 1^remain Circuit confirmed the decision and led the American airlines to speak

The Ministry of Justice of the Trump era asked the Supreme Court to turn the case and leave the lower decisions.

“The first circuit of the application of uncontrolled principles at the district court for carefree factual finching no further decision on another number of apeals or justifies the review of this court,” wrote General Prosecutor D. John Sauer in court files.

Jetblue did not compete with American Airlines appeal. Instead, Jetblue announced plans to alliance alliance because it examined a merger with a inexpensive carrier spirit, which was also no longer.

American Airlines is now suing Jetblue for millions, it is said that the airline owes its contract. This lawsuit remains in the early stage and lasts.