Originally Posted by
zipline1027
My flight from NY to SFO was delayed by over 25 hours, all due to JetBlue's lack of planes and crew. As I awaited the last of my rerouted connections, in Long Beach, all of JetBlues departures were delayed, and no other airline's were. They did not even honor their so-called customer bill-of-rights as far as the credits it says they'd provide.
But that's OK, as I will never make the mistake of flying them again.
Very vague post. What specifically did they no honored?
Originally Posted by
rjburns
I travel for business 150,000 miles a year. I AVOID JetBlue whenever I can. Here's why:
1) JetBlue refuses to participate in TSA PreCheck
2) Frequencies between some city pairs are so low that if they cancel a flight you are either stuck overnight, stuck for 10-12 hours or buying a walk-up fare on another airline. A $25 voucher is basically worthless in this situation
3) Getting through security at T5/JFK is the worst in the USA
4) I'm still sore about losing all my frequent flyer credits from True Blue iteration # 1
5) I have had as many poor customer service experiences on JetBlue as on United/AA/Delta
6)Jet Blue is the same price as network carriers but with fewer options
I have no idea why Jet Blue thinks I'm going to pony up for MINT from JFK to LAX when there are perfectly good options on AA/Delta/United on the same routes and I can't/won't use Jet Blue for my other flying. See 2) above
If you are flying 150K a year, you should
not be flying JetBlue as you would be top tier with the legacy carriers.