JetBlue Airways Flight Reservations & Travel Guide

Book & Manage Your JetBlue Flight

Booking your JetBlue flight is easy through their official website, mobile app, or authorized agents. After booking, passengers can manage reservations, make date changes, add baggage, select seats, and purchase additional services through the “Manage Trips” feature.

JetBlue Airways Route Network

JetBlue is headquartered in Long Island City, New York, and serves more than 100 destinations across the Americas and Europe. Its main base is at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), with major operations in Boston, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, and Los Angeles.

• Popular routes include New York–London, Boston–Orlando, Los Angeles–Fort Lauderdale, and New York–San Juan.
• JetBlue offers transatlantic service to London Heathrow and Gatwick with its Airbus A321LR aircraft.
• The airline has codeshare partnerships with carriers like American Airlines, Qatar Airways, and Hawaiian Airlines.

Fare Types & Cabin Options

• Blue Basic: Lowest fare option with restrictions — no free changes or cancellations.
• Blue / Blue Plus / Blue Extra: Flexible fares that allow free changes and cancellations (fare differences may apply).
• Mint Class: JetBlue’s premium cabin available on select long-haul routes. Features lie-flat seats, curated dining, and dedicated service.

Change & Cancellation Policy

• Blue, Blue Plus, Blue Extra, and Mint fares have no change or cancellation fees. Passengers only pay fare differences.
• Blue Basic fares may incur a change/cancellation fee — typically around $100 for domestic and $200 for international routes.
• Same-day switches are available for a small fee, depending on seat availability.
• Modifying or canceling a reservation via JetBlue customer service may include a nonrefundable service charge.

Baggage Rules & Fees

JetBlue’s baggage policy varies by fare type and route. Passengers are encouraged to prepay baggage online to save money compared to airport rates.

• Blue Basic fares do not include a checked bag. Fees apply per bag.
• Blue Plus includes one free checked bag, while Mint fares include two.
• Excess or overweight baggage incurs additional charges.
• For transatlantic flights, one checked bag is typically included even in lower fare types.

Frequent Flyer Program — TrueBlue

JetBlue’s loyalty program, TrueBlue, allows members to earn points based on ticket spend, not distance. Points can be redeemed for flights, seat upgrades, and vacation packages. Members also earn additional benefits through Mosaic elite status, including free checked bags, early boarding, and bonus points.

Smart Travel Tips for JetBlue Passengers

• Use the JetBlue mobile app for mobile boarding passes and flight updates.
• Book early to access lower fares, especially on transatlantic routes.
• Consider upgrading to Mint Class for enhanced comfort on cross-country or international flights.
• Join TrueBlue to maximize your travel rewards and exclusive benefits.

Frequently Asked Questions

Key Airline Information

• Founded: 1998
• Commenced Operations: February 11, 2000
• Headquarters: Long Island City, Queens, New York
• Main Hub: John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK)
• Frequent Flyer Program: TrueBlue
• Fleet Size: 280+ aircraft (Airbus A320, A321, A220)
• Destinations: Over 100 worldwide