Like a couple thousand others I completed the JetBlue 25for25 promotion last year. But was it worth the investment?
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JetBlue Quietly Drops One-Way Pricing in More Markets
When it launched in 2000 one of JetBlue’s key differentiation points was one-way pricing for all trips. Those days, however, are long gone.
Family Status, Fewer Drinks in JetBlue Mosaic Updates
Traveling with kids could make it easier to earn elite status in the JetBlue TrueBlue program starting next year. But that benefit will come with fewer free drinks on board.
Making Marketing Pay: Beating Break-even with Ad-supported IFC
Can inflight internet be offered complimentary to passengers and without costing the airlines a small fortune? Historically the answer was a resounding no, but more are claiming it is possible.
Capacity to be free
Supporting a potential for 150,000 more passengers online in the sky every day at the end of October is no easy feat. But suppliers say they’re ready for Southwest’s shift, and the other airlines expected in the months to follow.
JetBlue, Kuiper Team for Next-Gen Inflight Internet
More than a decade after introducing fast, free Wi-Fi, JetBlue is refreshing the Fly-Fi experience as the first airline to sign a deal with Amazon’s Kuiper program.
JetBlue’s 25th Birthday Challenge, and My Plan of Attack
This is a pretty terrible idea. But, at least for the moment, I’ve got a plan that will see me fly to 25 unique JetBlue airports over the next few months, collecting 350,000 TrueBlue points and 25 years of Mosaic 1 status along the way.
JetBlue Trims 5%+ of Flights, Plans Miami Exit
JetBlue is dropping more than 5% of its previously planned operations later this year, part of plans to cut costs.
JetBlue, Brightline Partner for Rail-Air Connections
JetBlue passengers have a new option for connections in South Florida. The carrier now partners with Brightline to sell rail and air tickets on a single itinerary.
United, JetBlue team for "Blue Sky" future
United Airlines and JetBlue are teaming up, linking their route networks, frequent flyer programs, and technology stacks.