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Reminder: you must enroll and select B6 as your airline, ( a day) BEFORE making a reimbursable purchase. Click HERE.
Gift Cards are no longer available for sale.
Extra Legroom purchase fees have been reimbursed, but must be done in a separate transaction (post 84, 96, etc.)
Cancellation fees appear to be reimbursed (post 109)
Taxes/fees on award flights booked with JetBlue points have been reimbursed (post 89, 98, 107, etc.)
Paid tickets below a certain threshold may be reimbursed; various data points suggest a threshold above $137.40 but below $152.20 (see post 93 and onwards, post 338)
Gift Cards are no longer available for sale.
Extra Legroom purchase fees have been reimbursed, but must be done in a separate transaction (post 84, 96, etc.)
Cancellation fees appear to be reimbursed (post 109)
Taxes/fees on award flights booked with JetBlue points have been reimbursed (post 89, 98, 107, etc.)
Paid tickets below a certain threshold may be reimbursed; various data points suggest a threshold above $137.40 but below $152.20 (see post 93 and onwards, post 338)
Airline fee $250/$200 reimbursement reports: B6 only (JetBlue)
#46

Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: Springfield, MA
Programs: HH Diamond, IHG Spire Ambassador, Marriott Platinum, Hyatt Discoverist
Posts: 353
AMEX platinum reimbursing Jetblue tickets!
It appears that Jetblue tickets are getting reimbursed. I had $48 of another one reimbursed a couple of weeks ago, and it even shows that it is applied to an airline ticket- and not an even more space upgrade seat. As I fly Jetblue a good bit, this is working for me!
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#47

Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: Springfield, MA
Programs: HH Diamond, IHG Spire Ambassador, Marriott Platinum, Hyatt Discoverist
Posts: 353
Once again I bought a Jetblue RT ticket (this time on my Platinum card) and part of the airfare was reimbursed ($36)-as that is all that was left of my $250 air credit on that card.
This one was also listed as an airfare as well. I don't know if Jetblue has changed policies.
This one was also listed as an airfare as well. I don't know if Jetblue has changed policies.
#48
Join Date: Feb 2012
Posts: 4,005
Once again I bought a Jetblue RT ticket (this time on my Platinum card) and part of the airfare was reimbursed ($36)-as that is all that was left of my $250 air credit on that card.
This one was also listed as an airfare as well. I don't know if Jetblue has changed policies.
This one was also listed as an airfare as well. I don't know if Jetblue has changed policies.
I have a trip coming up, and might also give this a try.
#50
Join Date: Jul 2015
Posts: 8
My recent airfare purchase was not reimbursed, but my purchase of Even More Space was reimbursed
8/23 - $55 purchase for Even More Space
8/25 - $55 reimbursement from Amex
8/24 - $165.80 purchase for airfare from jetblue.com
no reimbursement
Has anyone recently tried making a jetblue gift card purchase to see if it would be reimbursed?
8/23 - $55 purchase for Even More Space
8/25 - $55 reimbursement from Amex
8/24 - $165.80 purchase for airfare from jetblue.com
no reimbursement
Has anyone recently tried making a jetblue gift card purchase to see if it would be reimbursed?
#51
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We apologize for any inconvenience, however we are no longer selling gift cards
#53
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: East Bay Northern California
Programs: Platinum Card Rewards
Posts: 123
Thanks all for the info. Unless i'm missing something B6 is no longer offering gift cards. I'm not planning to fly JB for the rest of the year so is there another way to get American Express to recognize the remaining $100.00 as a B6 fee?
#55
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If you have not used any of the $200 credit in 2016, call customer service and ask to change your airline choice.
#57
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I am not a JetBlue flyer, and there may be some other strategy, but I would simply call customer service and explain that I will be not be flying B6 between now and the end of the year, but I will be flying [insert airline], and ask if it would be possible to change my airline preference. If the initial answer is no, I would speak with a supervisor and politely mention that competing cards issue by Citi and Chase do not limit reimbursements to a single airline.
#60
Join Date: Nov 2015
Posts: 1