JetBlue Tickets and Operations

JetBlue Airways is a domestic US airline which started operating in 2000 and now serves more than sixty destinations in 22 states. It is headquartered in Queens, New York City with its main hub airports John F. Kennedy International Terminal 5.

JetBlue operation revolves around various short in airports across the United States. These consist of the Long Beach Airport, Logan International Airport, Hollywood International Airport (Fort Lauderdale), the Orlando International Airport and the International Airport Luis Muñoz Marín Puerto Rico.

In addition to these brief airports, JetBlue has significant operations in Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, Texas, McCarren International Airport, Las Vegas, Oakland Airport (near San Francisco), South Florida Airport -west and Washington Dulles Airport.

Although most of the national airline, JetBlue flies to eleven countries in the Caribbean and South America.

Formed by former employees of Southwest Airlines, despite being a budget airline JetBlue aims to provide top entertainment experience flight range through your DIRECTV system.

Ticket Fee Free JetBlue

Airline tickets can be purchased online or by phone. The track is smooth online as it saves $ 15 surcharge at the time of booking by phone. If booking is less than eight tickets by phone, booking rate notes without JetBlue is possible, using a travel certificate or JetBlue Gift Card Jet Blue to pay.
To change or cancel non-refundable tickets, $ 100 per ticket charge is applicable. If a non-refundable ticket is not used, all money associated with the ticket is lost.

For refundable tickets, no penalty is imposed if a change or cancellation is made prior to scheduled departure.

JetBlue Airlines Arrival

JetBlue offers all customers a Web Check-in service that can be used from 24 hours and 90 minutes before scheduled departure.

JetBlue TrueBlue

TrueBlue is the name of the airline loyalty program. Prior to its consideration in 2009, TrueBlue members have two, four or six points, depending on the distance of travel, while double points were awarded for flights booked online.

After the redesign in September 2009, JetBlue has changed how points were awarded from a system based on distance from a system based on value. The members now earn three points for every dollar spent on a ticket with points doubled to six for online reservations.