About TrueBlue - JetBlue Loyalty ProgramThere's no cost to be a member and enrollment takes just a minute. Best of all, once you have accumulated points, you can trade them in for cash quickly using The Miles Market.
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50,000 points = $500 in award travel.Earn 50,000 bonus TrueBlue points, which is worth at least $500 in award travel, with the JetBlue Plus Card.
You won't get a big sign-up bonus or a lot of perks, but you'll get three points per $1 spent on JetBlue purchases and two points per $1 at restaurants and eligible grocery stores. JetBlue Card will also give you a 50% discount on eligible in-flight purchases — other airline cards offer just 20% or 25% off.
JetBlue's program gives rewards called TrueBlue points. Joining the TrueBlue program is free and you can start earning points by booking flights online. Points do not expire.
Using a combination of money and miles to save on your next flight is easier than ever before. When searching for your trip, select Money + Miles to see prices for each flight option as a combo of cash and miles. Then, at checkout you can customize how many miles you want to use to save cash on your trip.
What airlines can I use JetBlue miles on? Currently, TrueBlue miles can only be used for flights on JetBlue and Hawaiian Airlines. To book an award flight on Hawaiian Airlines, you must call JetBlue to make your reservation.
American and JetBlue have a partnership. Not only does this offer reciprocal elite perks, but it also offers reciprocal points earning and redemption opportunities (except you can't redeem JetBlue points on American).
If you want to get an expensive flight or vacation package before you have the required points amount, it might be worth buying them. Or, if you are a Mosaic member you can redeem points for upgrades at a significantly reduced rate, thus increasing point value. But in most cases, buying JetBlue points is not worth it.