Jetblue Promo Codes for April, 2024

Fly for less when you use coupons and deals to save money on JetBlue flights. Just search for your next business or vacation destination through their site and find the best deals using these tips.

Use Special Promo Codes

JetBlue offers special promo codes for discounts on their Facebook page and on the homepage of their website. In the past these have included huge savings on vacation packages, half off select flights and double frequent flyer points.

Become a TrueBlue Member

To save money without a JetBlue promo code become a TrueBlue member. Members get frequent flyer miles, exclusive discounts by email and other perks. You can gain points by:

• Booking any flight through the site
• Flying with your pet
• Buying a JetBlue Vacations package
• Using a JetBlue Plus card

Contact them with any questions at 1-800-JETBLUE or [email protected].

Take Advantage of Freebies

The JetBlue Flying With Us section of the site tells you a lot about the many freebies other airlines don't offer. You'll get complimentary drinks and snacks, extra leg room, free wi-fi, free entertainment and a free carry-on bag.

Buy During the Off Season

To get some of the best JetBlue deals, all you have to do is be smart about timing. Big tourist destinations tend to be more expensive during the summer months or holidays when everyone is traveling. One great way to save money is to be flexible about your travel dates and pick a month when most people aren't vacationing. To ensure you get the best price, set a fare alert for that date and you'll get an email saying when that cost is lowest.

JetBlue is getting ready to embark on a whole new world: namely, its first routes across the Atlantic, thanks to a partnership with everyone’s favorite budget international airline, Norwegian. Booking will begin in early 2020 for flights departing in the summer of that year.

The JetBlue and Norwegian partnership will merge Norwegian’s 20 nonstop flights from the US East Coast to Europe with JetBlue’s flightpaths, connecting more than 60 US and approximately 40 Latin/Caribbean airports to its network.

If you’re a JetBlue TrueBlue member, you’ll be able to leverage even more of those benefits — like earning JetBlue partner points, and roomier seats — on longer flights.

For the upper-tier JetBlue Mosaic members, those two free checked JetBlue bags will go a long way on Norwegian partner international flights. Particularly since Norwegian, beloved for its low international flights costs, is bemoaned for its à la carte pricing where every bag, meal and amenity is an added cost.

The partnership is significant in part because neither airline is part of any major sky alliance — think Skyteam, Star Alliance or Oneworld — where savvy travelers can take advantage of stacking air miles for discounted flights through multiple airline partnerships.

Until now, JetBlue’s miles only counted for JetBlue flights, whereas a trip on American Airlines would get you miles that counted toward multiple Oneworld airlines, from British Airways to Cathay Pacific. While both JetBlue and Norwegian offer significant savings and benefits to their own loyal or budget fliers, the new partnership will definitely be beneficial for those who want to travel comfortably, yet still on a budget while racking up miles for their next trip.

“JetBlue is the largest airline at several of our key gateways in the United States, specifically New York JFK, Boston and Fort Lauderdale,” announced Geir Karlsen, Norwegian’s Chief Financial Officer and acting CEO, “…This partnership will create a plethora of new route connections for customers on both sides of the Atlantic.”