A thousand times a day, JetBlue Airlines planes land safely at their destinations. But not always on the first try. Case in point: JetBlue flight 1940, arriving in Boston Sunday after a three-hour flight from Florida’s Sarasota/Bradenton International Airport.
Among the passengers onboard: Lynn residents Arn Conti and his wife.
“It was a great flight,” he said. “Uneventful. I was looking out my window to the right and I could see the wing, and the ground coming up to the wing.”
Conti…
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