JETS has pulled back -2.53% today to $30.46, retreating to a key support zone (~$30.36-$30.50) identified across multiple reports, offering a high-quality re-entry point after the ETF's structural breakout above pandemic-era highs. The selloff appears technical rather than fundamental — the core drivers of fuel cost collapse (~42% from April peaks to ~$2.90/gallon), record fare pricing (+18% YoY), and structural capacity constraints from Spirit's collapse remain fully intact. With Q2 earnings from Delta, American, and United serving as an imminent fundamental catalyst likely to confirm margin expansion, the current dip represents a favorable risk/reward entry into a confirmed uptrend.