Overview of TrueBlue Membership

JetBlue Airways’ frequent flyer program, TrueBlue, rewards passengers with points for every dollar spent, making it easier to earn future flights for free. Membership is complimentary, and parents can enroll children under 13 under their account.

One of the significant benefits of the TrueBlue program is that points do not expire. Additionally, members can use points for any available seat at any time without facing blackout dates—a common limitation with traditional airlines. Families even have the opportunity to pool their points for booking future flights together.

Understanding the Points System

TrueBlue members have the advantage of earning two points for every dollar spent on JetBlue flights (excluding taxes and fees), with various options to accumulate more points:

• Book Using JetBlue.com: Earn additional points by booking your flights directly through JetBlue’s website.
• Types of Fares: You can maximize your points based on the fare class you choose. Purchasing higher tier fares such as Blue Plus or Mint can earn you between 4 to 6 points per dollar.
• Utilize JetBlue Services: Services like JetPaws for pet transport and booking vacation packages can also increase your points.
• JetBlue Partners: Enhance your point earnings by utilizing services from partners such as Lyft and Amazon.
• JetBlue Credit Cards: Using JetBlue-branded credit cards for purchases can yield an extra 10,000 to 40,000 points when spending over $1,000 within 90 days.
• Frequent Flyer Program: By achieving Mosaic status through earning a specific number of base flight points, members receive additional benefits such as free checked bags and early boarding.

Ways to Redeem Your Points

The points you earn open up various redemption options beyond just free flights. When ready to use your points, visit the booking page and select “points” in your search:

• Get a Free Flight: Redeeming points for flights is tied to JetBlue’s current fares, with award flights varying based on several factors like destination and time of travel. While points can cover the flight cost, passengers are still responsible for any government taxes and fees.
• Donate to Charity: Points can also be donated to a charity of your choice, allowing them to redeem flights for their services.
• Use on Hawaiian Airlines: TrueBlue members can redeem points on Hawaiian Airlines flights, benefiting from their extensive network.
• Book a Getaways Vacation: For vacation packages, combining cash and TrueBlue points increases your earning potential.
• Magazine and Newspaper Subscriptions: Use points to access subscriptions for various publications.
• Transfer Points: You have the flexibility to transfer points directly to another member’s account.