Originally Posted by
LilZeppelin
One can only expect a schedule release on the airline's website for more than one month at a time, if the airline is serious. Criticism towards the OP I find rather distasteful and misplaced, when the schedule information on airline's website is not easily available for a longer than a month at a time.
The pass started selling 3 weeks prior to when it could be used. It is the OP's responsibility to check availability and frequencies on the route that he plans to use the pass for the most. The schedule information can easily be found on jetblue.com.
These frequencies have been in the system since mid-June, as has already been pointed out. JetBlue certainly didn't yank these frequencies 3 weeks before the flight was scheduled to operate.
As far as scheduling integrity is concerned, since when is it a bad thing that an airline plays around with its schedule to match demand with capacity in the name of turning a profit? Isn't it better than over-serving a market and wasting resources that could be used elsewhere? (Do note that JetBlue was the only major US airline to post a profit last quarter.)