Can you get American miles on JetBlue?

You can earn AAdvantage® miles when you fly on JetBlue marketed and operated flights and JetBlue codeshare flights operated by American Airlines if you: Buy an eligible published fare ticket in an eligible booking code. Fly an eligible route.



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JetBlue and American operate reciprocal codeshare flights, which means that members of JetBlue's TrueBlue loyalty program can garner points on American flights and that American's AAdvantage loyalty program members can do the same on JetBlue flights.

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Our partnership with JetBlue American Airlines and JetBlue are winding down the innovative Northeast Alliance. As of July 21, 2023 codeshare flights between American and JetBlue will no longer be available for sale and you will no longer be able to redeem miles for flight awards on JetBlue.

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Here are some of the most popular ways that you can earn Loyalty Points toward AAdvantage elite status.
  1. Earn Loyalty Points by flying with American Airlines and its partners. ...
  2. Earn Loyalty Points through credit card spending. ...
  3. Earn Loyalty Points through hotel stays. ...
  4. Earn Loyalty Points through American Airlines Vacations.


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For most people, it probably won't be worth going very far out of your way to chase airline elite status. You can easily replicate many of the perks that a low- or even mid-tier elite traveler would enjoy by holding the right credit cards and buying the occasional upgrade to first class.

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1. American Airlines AAdvantage. Starting January 2022, American Airlines revamped its elite status program. Earning Loyalty Points from flying is relatively simple: If you earn an AAdvantage mile from flying, you'll earn a Loyalty Point.

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For example, you'll achieve lifetime Platinum elite status after 600 qualifying nights and 10 years of Platinum elite status or higher. However, Marriott does not currently offer lifetime Titanium status, so you must renew your Titanium status each year to continue receiving benefits.

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JetBlue partner airlines and hotel partners
  • American Airlines.
  • Aer Lingus.
  • Cape Air.
  • Hawaiian Airlines.
  • Icelandair.
  • JSX.
  • Qatar Airways.
  • Silver Airways.


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The Northeast Alliance with JetBlue helped American compete in the New York market, where it had been losing money. It allowed American to move away from unprofitable routes while maintaining a presence in New York and letting it feed traffic to its global partners who fly into the region.

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Does JetBlue offer a first-class flying experience? Kind of — and it's not too shabby an option, either. However, if you're looking for seats specifically labeled “first class,” you may have a hard time finding them; the airline calls its premium seats “JetBlue Mint.

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