Does JetBlue honor bereavement fares?

An airline may already reduce their prices and, like JetBlue, doesn't offer bereavement fare. There's still hope, though. If you are or were a member of the military, JetBlue is willing to work to discount your flights. Ask JetBlue about military discounts if you're a member of the military.



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Many airlines offer “bereavement fares” to immediate family members escorting a body on a plane and immediate family members attending a funeral with little advance notice. Generally, bereavement fares are a percentage off the normal ticket price, with discounts ranging from 5% to 25%, depending on the airline.

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In the United States and Canada, a bereavement flight is a flight purchased when a close relative has died or is dying. Bereavement fares used to be offered by many airlines, but as of 2015, most have stopped providing them. A death certificate (example shown) is required as proof before some bereavement flights.

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Do you offer bereavement or emergency fares? No. Southwest does not offer bereavement or emergency fares.

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Not all airlines offer bereavement fares. Even a discounted bereavement fare may not be the cheapest option. Most fares of this nature need to be made via phone, so be prepared to talk to the airline.

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Move the person to a seat - if available, one with few other passengers nearby. If the aircraft is full, put the person back into his/her own seat, or at the crew's discretion, into another area not obstructing an aisle or exit.

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The most common is for 10 percent off of the full fare price of a flight, with the age eligibility ranging from 50-65. A note of caution, however: While 10 percent off may sound great at first, the savings may be skewed by ever-rising flight prices. Still, it's worthwhile to start by checking for the senior price.

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