I imagine that its appeal is limited to those who pay for their own travel, because:
3. fewer TB points will be earned than for walk-up fares, and
4. allocating the cost of the travel pass among different accounts would be challenging.
I don't think that the folks running a business travel department are going to fret about their employees not earning as many points on a particular work trip if they can save some cash. And I doubt it will be too hard to assign the expenses to the right buckets if they have to.
Originally Posted by
mvoight
IMHO, JetBlue should adjust the advertised amounts by $70, $140, and $210.
I do wonder if it has to do with the ticket not actually being issued until the specific flight is chosen so JetBlue won't collect the fees until that time. If you end up not using all the "coupons" in the pack then you wouldn't have to pay the taxes on the ones you don't use.