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B6JetBlue flights

JetBlue is a New York–based carrier known for roomy economy seats, free seatback entertainment and Wi-Fi, and its Mint premium cabin on transcontinental and transatlantic routes. Focus cities include JFK, Boston, Fort Lauderdale and Orlando.

JetBlue at a glance

IATA / ICAO
B6 / JBU
Headquarters
Long Island City, New York
Founded
1998
Alliance
None
Loyalty program
TrueBlue
First checked bag
From $40 (domestic)
Fare types
6 (4 economy)

Fare types on JetBlue

What each fare includes, from cheapest to most flexible. We show these details on every result so you can compare the true total.

FareCabinCarry-onChecked bagsSeat selectionChangesRefundable
Blue BasicEconomyIncludedFrom $40FeeNot allowedNo
BlueEconomyIncludedFrom $40IncludedFreeNo
Blue PlusEconomyIncluded1 includedIncludedFreeNo
Blue ExtraEconomyIncludedFrom $40IncludedFreeYes
MintBusinessIncluded2 includedIncludedFreeNo
Mint RefundableBusinessIncluded2 includedIncludedFreeYes

Popular JetBlue routes

City pairs where JetBlue flies nonstop. Each page shows fares by month, competing airlines and the best day to fly.

JetBlue: common questions

Does JetBlue charge for checked bags?

On most economy fares the first checked bag costs about $40 each way (more at the airport). Blue Plus, Mint and Mint Refundable fares include at least one bag. We show the bag allowance for every fare before you book.

Can I bring a carry-on on JetBlue's cheapest fare?

Yes. JetBlue's Blue Basic fare includes a personal item and a full-size carry-on bag, but seat selection costs extra and the fare cannot be changed.

Can I change or cancel a JetBlue ticket?

Every booking on Air1 Tickets can be cancelled free within 24 hours (for flights 7+ days out). After that, Blue Basic fares cannot be changed, while Blue fares allow changes with no change fee (you pay any fare difference). Refundable fares return the full amount.

How do I check in for a JetBlue flight?

Check in online or in the JetBlue app from 24 hours before departure using the airline confirmation code on your Air1 Tickets e-ticket. Your Air1 reference is for managing the booking with us; the airline code (six characters) is what JetBlue needs.

Fare rules and fees are set by JetBlue and change; the details shown when you search are authoritative for your booking. JetBlue is a trademark of its owner.

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