MSFS A320neo JetBlue 'Barcode' Livery

Expert Overview

After personally testing and flying with this MSFS A320neo JetBlue “Barcode” livery, I can confirm it delivers crisp, high-resolution details that capture the airline’s authentic design elements. The 8K texture fidelity makes the distinctive tail stripes and fuselage pop visually, providing an engaging experience across a range of displays. Originally introduced in 2010 and operated out of John F. Kennedy International Airport, the unique scheme pays tribute to JetBlue’s “All-You-Can-Jetters” tradition, bringing a slice of real-world aviation history to Microsoft Flight Simulator.

Developed by the community based on the work of Xander548, this freeware mod faithfully maintains the aircraft’s official branding while ensuring performance stays consistent with the stock Asobo A320neo. From my decades in the PC flight simulation industry, I find this livery to be a fresh addition that blends nostalgic flair with modern accuracy. Whether you’re a longtime JetBlue fan or simply enjoy distinctive airliner liveries, this mod offers a polished, visually striking enhancement to your virtual flights.

This mod was installed, tested and reviewed by Adam McEnroe for Fly Away Simulation. Adam is an FS mod expert. Read his bio here.

A freeware livery for the default MSFS 2020 A320neo bringing the JetBlue 'Barcode' livery to your hangar.

​The JetBlue 'Barcode' livery was designed and released for certain A320 acquisitions as 'All Blue Can Jet'. This livery was announced and released in 2010 and commenced first operations from at its homeport of John F. Kennedy International Airport, Terminal 5 in 2010.

The livery was developed in honor of "All-You-Can-Jetters" - the JetBlue flyers club.

Mastered in full 8K resolution, this pack will look great on even of the largest of displays. Having said that, it also works well on smaller resolutions too.

Installation

Copy the Asobo_A320_NEO_JETBLUE folder inside the ZIP archive into your MSFS community folder. You can then see the aircraft in the simulator.

Original Developer: Xander548.

*This mod doesn't appear to have been submitted by the original developer. This version may include tweaks, modifications, or updates on the original file.

The original developer (Xander548) does not publish a public donation page, if this changes we will add it here.

Submitted by: William Luxton (willio2k).