American and JetBlue Starting a Relationship

American Airlines and JetBlue Airlines have launched a commercial agreement giving customers the convenience of booking interline service in non-overlapping markets from JFK and Boston airports. This allows customers to book domestic and international tickets on both carriers with a single reservation. The two airlines will also begin a frequent flyer relationship later this year on the cooperative interline routes noted here. This means customers will have the choice to earn either AAdvantage or TrueBlue points when flying select routes.

HOT!! JetBlue 1-Day Sale, Fares From $24 Each Way

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Book TODAY, for travel October 22-December 16, 2009. Best fares valid on non-peak travel days (ie: mid-week).

BAY AREA- New York/Boston/Washington $79 each way
BAY AREA- Long Beach $24-$29 each way

15% Off JetBlue Flights When Purchasing With AMEX

Use your American Express card to purchase your next JetBlue flight and save 15% off the fare.
Book by September 20th for travel now through December 16, 2009. Travel valid from select markets, including Oakland. Click here for more details on the offer.

JetBlue Re-times San Francisco - Austin Route

From the Flyertalk forums comes word JetBlue has re-timed their daily non-stop flight between San Francisco and Austin, Texas. The adjustments mean the flight to Austin will depart late in the afternoon, returning back to San Francisco early the next morning. The changes have been updated on the JetBlue website.

-Current schedule through September 8, 2009:

AUS-SFO 1850-2032

SFO-AUS 0832-1403

-Schedule beginning September 9, 2009:
AUS-SFO 0815-1005
SFO-AUS 1630-2156

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Last month American Airlines announced they were pulling their 'Nerd Bird' route - San Jose-Austin effective later this August, citing operating costs exceeding actual revenues. This announcement caused Alaska Airlines to quickly get into the action and replace the American Airlines flight with one of their own, believing they can find a way to turn a profit on this route. That flight is expected to start on September 2, 2009, a week after the American flight ends.

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. 

$14 Bucks Each Way Bay Area to Long Beach

HOT HOT HOT! And this is no leftover from April fools day. From a JetBlue press release today, the airline is offering $14 seats each way between San Francisco (SFO) and Long Beach (available) and New York-JFK (now sold out).  You must purchase tickets today - for travel through April 8 (next week) only. Don't delay - these seats will go fast. www.jetblue.com

Just checked this weekend - and there are plenty of flights SFO-Long Beach for $14 each way - Fir example: Leave Friday return Monday.

JetBlue reminds folks that a $14 fare is less than what other airlines charge for a single checked back. 

JetBlue Starts SFO-Long Beach Flights Next Month

JetBlue airlines will begin operating flights between San Francisco (SFO) and it's West Coast hub, Long Beach on October 18th. Initially two daily flights will be offered, a third to be added in November. Introductory prices from $49 each way are currently available at www.jetblue.com.
To maximize your savings, be sure to check out other JetBlue news and promotions here.

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.

JetBlue To Launch San Francisco to Long Beach Flights

JetBlue announced plans to begin flying between San Francisco and its West Coast focus city - Long Beach beginning later this Fall. Initially the airline will operate two daily non-stops starting October 18th, 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.

JetBlue To Drop San Francisco to Salt Lake City

According to the JetBlue website, flights from San Francisco to Salt Lake City will no longer be offered effective July 8th. The airline only operated one daily flight up to Salt Lake, and in the midst of record oil prices, will probably find a higher yielding route elsewhere in its system.

JetBlue adding San Jose to Long Beach flights

JetBlue said Tuesday that as part of expanding operations on the West Coast, it will begin non-stop flights from San Jose to its Long Beach hub. The 3X daily service will begin May 21st.

Departure times are scheduled at 8:55am, 3:40pm and 7:45pm out of San Jose. Introductory prices begin at $39 each way.

JetBlue has announced today it has begun selling tickets on online travel sites, such as Orbitz, Travelocity and Priceline.com. The deals mean JetBlue can expand its customer base and step up competition on the US domestic market. Until today, travelers had to purchase tickets directly from JetBlue.