JetBlue Apologizes After Its Flight Map Calls Israel 'The Palestinian Territories'

The airline has since apologized and is updating its maps.

JetBlue Airways has apologized after one of its in-flight maps labeled Israel as "The Palestinian Territories." The incident happened on a flight from Boston to Tel Aviv on Tuesday. A photo of the map was posted to social media, and it quickly went viral. JetBlue has since apologized and said that it is updating its maps to ensure that they are accurate.

The incident has sparked outrage from some pro-Israel groups, who have accused JetBlue of being biased against Israel. The Anti-Defamation League called the map "offensive and inaccurate" and said that it "reinforces the false narrative that Israel is not a legitimate state."

JetBlue has apologized for the incident and said that it is committed to accuracy in its maps. The airline said that it is working with its map provider to ensure that all of its maps are up to date and accurate.

The incident highlights the importance of accurate maps. Maps can be used to convey information about the world around us. It is important to ensure that maps are accurate and up-to-date so that they can be used to make informed decisions.