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17/02/12
Fares on the rise in the US due to fuel prices

Airfares in the USA are expected to rise up to $10 in medium and long-distance trips due to fuel price increases around the country. United, Delta, American and US Airways among the low cost ones like Southwest Airlines and JetBlue have all increased their fares to match the cost of fuel.

12/08/11
Wifi on a plane: who’s got it?

If you travel with a laptop and a smart phone, you're used to being connected all the time. Now, airline companies around the world are getting on board with in-flight wifi access for both laptops and mobile phones. While not free just yet, these airlines at least offer the service.

08/08/11
Get your pass: all you can jet with JetBlue

JetBlue is doing it again! They're offering their BluePasses for a limited time only for unlimited flights within a three-month period in the USA, departing from either Boston or Long Beach. Perfect for business travellers or those who have incurable wanderlust!

Best offers found for JetBlue flights (prices per person)

Chicago
£240
(2 days ago)
JetBlue
American Airlines
25-May-2013
27-Jun-2013
20:30 JFK
09:30 ORD
» 22:17 ORD
» 12:35 LGA
direct (2h47m)
direct (2h05m)

Latest searches for JetBlue tickets

New York - Chicago Result found on 21/05/13 00:55
JetBlue
American Airlines
25-May-2013
27-Jun-2013
20:30 JFK
09:30 ORD
» 22:17 ORD
» 12:35 LGA
direct (2h47m)
direct (2h05m)

JetBlue (B6)

jetBlue is an American low-cost company that services 55 destinations in 10 different countries in the Americas including the Caribbean, the Bahamas, Colombia and Costa Rica. It is based out of Queens, New York from the John f. Kennedy International Airport.

Identity Card

  • IATA code: B6
  • Number of serviced cities: 60 destinations
  • Main hub: John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK)
  • Fleet: 151 aircraft
  • Loyalty rewards program: TrueBlue

History of JetBlue

Founded in 1999 with the name NewAir, jetBlue followed Southwest Airline’s footsteps in offering the American people low cost flight options for travel in the US and to the Americas. What distinguishes jetBlue from Southwest however are their amenities (in-flight entertainment, etc.), something the airline wanted to make known from the beginning. Operations formally started on February 11th, 2000. jetBlue is one of the only airlines that reported a profit in the months and year that followed the September 11th terrorist attacks in New York City. In 2002 the airline added and expanded their entertainment system, installing individual screens for each passenger and programming them with satellite radio, Fox television shows and 20th Century Fox films.

Unlike many domestic airlines in the USA, jetBlue does not charge for its snacks and refreshments served on board their flights. Their first international route from New York City to the Dominican Republic opened in 2004. This was only the start of expanding their network to the rest of the American continents. While experiencing serious profit-loss in 2005, the airline managed to pull themselves out of it and recover even more prosperously than before by 2007. In 2008 jetBlue participated in a number of public campaigns: it was on official sponsor in The Simpson’s Movie; it operated Sarah Palin’s campaign aircraft and the airline switched to eco-friendly pillows and blankets from Bed, Bath and Beyond.

Travel with JetBlue: practical information

  • Onboard services

    • Meals: Although no formal meals are served, there is a wide array of complimentary snacks available including crisps, cookies, salted nuts and crackers. There are also many refreshments as well as coffee and tea.
    • Entertainment: Each individual entertainment system is programmed with satellite TV, films, satellite radio and the cabin is equipped with free Wi-Fi.
  • Baggage Allowances

    • Cabin: One bag is permitted on-board for each passenger. It must be able to fit in the overhead compartment. jetBlue currently does not have any weight limitations on carry-on luggage.
    • Checked: 1 piece is permitted free of charge and must not exceed 23 kg or the overall dimensions of 160 cm (length + width + height).
    • Excess: There is a fee of $30 to check a second bag, $75 to check a third. Each bag, if overweight or oversized will be subject to additional fees from $50-$100. These are paid at the check-in desk at the airport. No overweight luggage is accepted on flights to/from the Dominican Republic.

Discounts and Special Offers

jetBlue, being a low cost airline, offers many great discounted fares, all of which are updated regularly in liligo.com’s flight section. Look for flights from New York City to the Bahamas or to Boston!

Contact:

Website: www.jetblue.com
Telephone: +1 801 365 2525
Departure cities: Tampa, New York, San Juan, San Francisco, Bogota