JetBlue TrueBlue Frequent Flyer Program

Every major airline offers a frequent flyer program which is a loyalty program designed to reward customers who fly with an airline on a regular basis. JetBlue has branded its frequent flyer program as “JetBlue TrueBlue”. In this blog, we provide all the basic details in relation to this program and tell you how you can earn JetBlue TrueBlue points.

JetBlue is an airline that is popular for its low fares and customer-friendly policies. There are no blackout dates when it comes to earning JetBlue points. These points can be redeemed for the purposes of making a future booking instead of having to pay for the ticket in cash. The JetBlue points are each worth 1.5 cents.

There are various ways you can earn JetBlue TrueBlue points. The most obvious way is to fly with JetBlue airways. The more you travel with JetBlue flights, the more points you are bound to earn. It is important to note that the airline doesn’t award points on the basis of how much distance your flights cover but instead how much you are spending on the ticket price.

There is a different multiplier of each fare class. The multiplier can range between 1 to 3. For example, if you spend $100 on the ticket and the fare type you have purchased has a 3 multiplier designated to it, you will earn 300 JetBlue points. You will also receive bonus points if you make your booking with the JetBlue Airways Official Site or the JetBlue mobile app.

You will also be awarded JetBlue points when flying with any of the partner airlines of JetBlue Airways. These partner airlines include American, Icelandair, Hawaiian Airlines, and Emirates. Apart from American Airlines, the points will be awarded on the basis of distance flown with an airline.

You can also earn points with your credit card. The JetBlue Plus Card will earn your 6 points for each dollar your spend with it for JetBlue purchases. For any restaurant spending and grocery expenses, you will be awarded 2 points per dollar. For any other purchases made with the JetBlue Plus Card, you will be awarded 1 point for each dollar spent.

Finally, you can also earn points by availing of the services of JetBlue’s hotel, car rental, and other travel partners and merchants.

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