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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
JetBlue Promo: Book A Trip Now, Get $50 Off Later
JetBlue released another promotion whereby if you fly now, you can fly again in the future at a discounted price. Here's how it works: Register for the promotion first. Then, purchase a ticket between now and May 27, for travel dates May 19-June 23, 2009. You will then receive an electronic $50 off voucher good for a future airline ticket for travel between September 9 and November 15, 2009.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Today Only: JetBlue Sample Sale, Fares from $29 Each Way
Today only, JetBlue is offering highly discounted airfares nationwide. For example, $59 each way from San Francisco to Boston, $79 from Oakland to New York/JFK, $29 Oakland to Long Beach, and many other city combinations. Valid for travel Tuesday and Wednesday, between May 5-June 10, 2009 only. Click here for more information. Offer ends at Midnight MST today.
Monday, March 9, 2009
HOT! San Francisco to Austin $96 RT "All In"
United Airlines and JetBlue are competing on the San Francisco to Austin, Texas route today. As of 10:15 AM, fares are coming in at $96 round-trip, including taxes. Valid for travel between May 24 and May 18, 2009. Click here and search using the "flexible dates" option.
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Thursday, December 18, 2008
JetBlue Unveils JetPaws Pet Program
Earlier this week, JetBlue Airways unveiled JetPaws, an exclusive new in-cabin program designed to provide pet owners with helpful Travel Pettiquette guidelines, which outline the social graces of jetting with small dogs and cats. As part of the new program, customers will also receive two bonus award points for each flight through JetBlue's TrueBlue customer loyalty program, helping two-legged customers earn free travel faster when traveling with Fido or Fluffy."With more than 80,000 pets traveling on JetBlue each year, the JetPaws program is designed to make traveling with pets smooth from start to finish, offering valuable TrueBlue points along the way," said Kim Ruvolo, Brand Manager of JetBlue Airways.
Other JetPaws program elements include a special welcome email for pet owners within one week of their booking and complimentary access to a downloadable e-booklet highlighting pet-friendly hotels, restaurants, parks and animal hospitals in some of JetBlue's top cities, including: Boston; Fort Lauderdale; Las Vegas; Long Beach/L.A.; New York; Orlando; San Francisco; and Washington, D.C.
JetBlue accepts up to four small cats or dogs in the cabin of the aircraft on both domestic and international flights. The combined weight of the pet and carrier may not exceed 20 pounds. Only one pet is allowed per customer and the pet carrier does count as one personal carry-on item. For the safety and comfort of all customers, pets must remain in a closed carrier at the airport and in-flight for the entire duration of the trip. To book a pet, customers must call our reservations team at 1-800-JETBLUE.
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Monday, December 15, 2008
JetBlue Reconnects San Francisco to Boston May 1st
JetBlue recently announced it will return flights, at least for the Summer, between San Francisco and Boston-Logan beginning May 1, 2009. One daily flight will be offered between the two cities. The airline also operates daily nonstops from Oakland International.
Earlier this month, Virgin America said it plans to start twice-daily service between SFO and Boston effective February 12th.
Earlier this month, Virgin America said it plans to start twice-daily service between SFO and Boston effective February 12th.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
San Jose to Long Beach - $39 Each Way
JetBlue's e-vent of the week promotion will score you a ticket to/from San Jose and Long Beach for just $39 bucks each way. $10 more to/from San Francisco and Oakland. Book before Thursday for travel between January 7 to February 11, 2009. Visit jetblue.com
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
JetBlue Launches San Francisco to Long Beach Flights This Month
JetBlue will begin flying between San Francisco and its West Coast focus city - Long Beach beginning October 18th. Initially the airline will operate two daily non-stops, but will add a third daily flight effective November 2nd. From Long Beach, passengers can connect to several other destinations throughout the U.S. The airline also operates daily flights between Sacramento, Oakland, and San Jose to Long Beach.
Monday, September 15, 2008
JetBlue's San Jose-Boston Nonstop Ends Today
After today, JetBlue will discontinue nonstop service between San Jose and Boston. The carrier will continue to operate flights between San Jose and Long Beach and New York's JFK.
The carrier had stated that flying this coast-to-coast route, one of its longest flights, is not profitable due to the high costs of fuel and existing competition.
Earlier in the month, JetBlue cancelled San Francisco to Boston route, citing similar reasons.
The carrier had stated that flying this coast-to-coast route, one of its longest flights, is not profitable due to the high costs of fuel and existing competition.
Earlier in the month, JetBlue cancelled San Francisco to Boston route, citing similar reasons.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
JetBlue 'Jet Now and Later' Promotion
Receive a $50 voucher for booking (and flying) a round trip ticket on jetblue.com between now and September 21st, for travel between October 15 and November 15, 2008. After you complete your trip, the voucher will be emailed to you, which can be applied to future travel between January 8 and February 9, 2009. Click here to register.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
JetBlue drops Bay Area routes to Boston

Citing high fuel costs, JetBlue says it will cut routes between San Francisco and San Jose to Boston next month. Flights will end on September 3rd from SFO, and September September 16 from SJC. The airline will continue to offer flights to/from Oakland and Boston.
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Monday, July 7, 2008
'Jet Out Of Town' Promo: Discount On Your Next JetBlue Flight
From an email sent by JetBlue
"Jet out of town! Choose from over 50 destinations and two great ways to save."
$10 off using promo code JET10D or 10% off using JET10.
Book by midnight July 10th, for travel between September 3rd and December 16th, with blackout dates around Columbus Day and Thanksgiving. Click here to book.
"Jet out of town! Choose from over 50 destinations and two great ways to save."
$10 off using promo code JET10D or 10% off using JET10.
Book by midnight July 10th, for travel between September 3rd and December 16th, with blackout dates around Columbus Day and Thanksgiving. Click here to book.
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Tuesday, June 17, 2008
$20 Off Your Next JetBlue Flight When Booking With AMEX
Here's another discount offer from JetBlue. Use your American Express to purchase a ticket at jetblue.com/myvacationand receive a $20 savings.
-Purchase now through July 31, 2008 for travel June 19 through August 28, 2008.
-You must be a registered Trueblue member (the free frequent flyer program with JetBlue)
Click here for more information
Friday, June 6, 2008
JetBlue To Show Hollywood First-Run Movies

New York-based JetBlue airlines announced an agreement with six major Hollywood studios to launch premium first-run movies during flights. Each month six new titles will be offered.
For June, the movies are:
- College Road Trip
- Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears A Who
- Vantage Point
- The Other Boleyn Girl
- Fool's Gold
- 10,000 B.C
The movies will be available on flights greater than 2 hours, and for a nominal fee of $5. Direct-TV and XM radio programming will continue to be offered at no charge.
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