JetBlue TrueBlue is JetBlue’s loyalty program, built to help travelers earn and redeem points for award flights across JetBlue’s growing route network in the United States, the Caribbean, Latin America, and even transatlantic routes to Europe. Whether you’re looking to book a seat in Economy or indulge in JetBlue’s premium Mint cabin, understanding how to make the most of your TrueBlue points can significantly lower your travel costs. This guide will walk you through the essentials of TrueBlue, and show you step-by-step instructions on finding flights on AwardFares. Let’s dive in!

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What’s New With JetBlue in 2025?

  • Introduction of JetBlue Lounges: JetBlue is set to open its first airport lounges, an 8,000-square-foot space at New York’s JFK Airport in late 2025 and an 11,000-square-foot lounge at Boston Logan Airport. Access will be complimentary for Mosaic 4 members, transatlantic Mint customers, and holders of a forthcoming premium JetBlue credit card. Day passes will also be available for purchase.
  • Changes to Blue Basic Fare Benefits: Effective March 1, 2025, Mosaic members traveling on Blue Basic fares will no longer be eligible for complimentary Even More Space seats, preferred seat selection, or same-day flight changes.
  • Enhanced Move to Mint Upgrades: Mosaic 4 members will have increased opportunities to earn Move to Mint upgrade certificates. After reaching 250 tiles, members will receive an additional two certificates for every subsequent 100 tiles earned, with no cap on the total number of certificates. This change allows frequent flyers greater access to JetBlue’s premium Mint service.
  • Discontinuation of BLADE Airport Transfers: The partnership offering Mosaic 4 members complimentary BLADE helicopter transfers between Manhattan and JFK or Newark airports will end in 2025. Members with existing BLADE credits expiring in 2025 should transfer them to their BLADE accounts by December 31, 2024, to avoid forfeiture.
What's new with JetBlue in 2025.

How to Find JetBlue TrueBlue Flights (Step-by-Step)

If you want to find and book JetBlue TrueBlue award flights with ease, AwardFares is your go-to tool. Below is a step-by-step guide to getting started:

1. Go to AwardFares

Creating an account is optional but highly recommended—it’s free and unlocks additional features. You can sign up here.

2. Select TrueBlue Under “Frequent Flyer Program”

In the Frequent Flyer Program dropdown, choose JetBlue TrueBlue.

 Select TrueBlue in AwardFares.

3. Add a Route

Use the Origin and Destination fields to select your departure and arrival airports. If you’re exploring various itineraries, you can also search for multiple routes. AwardFares will scan for any flight combinations that use TrueBlue points.

For example, you can search for flights between New York (JFK) and Los Angeles (LAX).

Select a route when searching a TrueBlue award in AwardFares.

4. Choose or Explore Dates

If you have fixed travel dates, click on the Calendar field to specify the exact date(s). If you’re flexible, use the Timeline View to see availability across multiple days. AwardFares visually displays how many seats are available and at what price in points, making it easy to spot the most cost-effective days to fly.

Select a date when searching a TrueBlue award in AwardFares.
 Explore JetBlue TrueBlue awards for different dates in AwardFares.

5. Review the Results

AwardFares will list all your flight options below the search panel. You can expand each flight to see more details (e.g., flight times, aircraft types, and seat availability).

 AwardFares shows JetBlue TrueBlue awards for different dates.

6. Sort by Price or Cabin

Tap on the header columns (e.g., Miles, Taxes, etc.) to sort results by price. Filter by cabin (Economy or Mint) to find the cheapest or most comfortable flights quickly.

 Find the cheapest JetBlue TrueBlue awards with AwardFares.

7. Book With JetBlue

Once you’ve found your ideal flight, click the Book button. AwardFares will redirect you to JetBlue’s website, where your search details are pre-filled. Complete the booking on JetBlue’s website.

 Book JetBlue TrueBlue award flights from AwardFares.

That’s it! You can now confirm your award flights directly with JetBlue.

More Things To Keep In Mind With TrueBlue

Using TrueBlue points for JetBlue flights is straightforward. Here are some tips to get more value out of your points:

  1. Leverage Dynamic Pricing: TrueBlue awards often mirror JetBlue’s cash fares. Watch for fare sales or promotions—you’ll frequently see lower point requirements during sale periods.
  2. Look Out for Mint Deals: TrueBlue points can unlock discounted Mint seats during flash sales. Monitoring these can net you a premium travel experience at a fraction of the usual points cost.
  3. Combine Points & Cash: JetBlue allows you to use a mix of cash and points if you’re short on points. This can help you book flights sooner rather than waiting to accrue more points.
  4. Stay Flexible: Because pricing is dynamic, shifting your travel date by a day or two could drastically lower your points requirement.
  5. Check Partner Options: JetBlue has limited partner redemption opportunities (e.g., Hawaiian Airlines). Availability and pricing vary, so compare to ensure you’re getting a good deal.

FAQs About Using JetBlue TrueBlue

How do I use TrueBlue points to book a flight?

You can redeem directly on the JetBlue website by selecting “Points” when searching for fares. For a more streamlined experience, start your search on AwardFares, filter by TrueBlue, and then click Book to go straight to JetBlue’s website with all your search criteria.

Do JetBlue TrueBlue points expire?

No, your JetBlue points do not expire as long as your account remains in good standing.

Can I transfer points from other programs?

Yes, you can transfer points from select credit card partners (like American Express Membership Rewards or Chase Ultimate Rewards, if available) to JetBlue. To maximize your points, keep an eye on any transfer bonuses.

What is Mosaic status, and how can I get it?

Mosaic is JetBlue’s elite tier. You can earn it by flying a certain number of segments plus spending a certain amount with JetBlue (or by earning a specified number of points). Perks include free seat selection, free changes, two free checked bags, and more.

Does JetBlue participate in any airline alliances?

JetBlue is not a member of a major global alliance (like oneworld, SkyTeam, or Star Alliance). However, they do have partnerships that allow you to earn or redeem points on certain carriers, though partner award redemptions can be limited.

Maximize Your TrueBlue Points

AwardFares helps you search across multiple frequent flyer programs to find the best deals in seconds. With Gold and Diamond tiers, you get advanced features such as:

  • Unlimited Daily Searches
  • Award Alerts (get notified when a seat opens up)
  • Seat Maps (so you can pick the best seat available)
  • Flight Schedules (find the perfect connecting flights)
  • More Search Filters (narrow down exactly what you need)

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