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cheaptom Feb 2, 2016 11:15 am

First time Jet Bluer...
 
I see that Jet Blue is beginning non-stop service from LAX to BUF, which is a great perk for me as I have family in both cities and make the trip often...but always with a layover. No more!
Anyway, it doesn't look like Jet Blue offers first or business seats...so are Mint seats worth it? Are there threads on here to explain the perks and quirks of True Blue?
thanks

sfozrhfco Feb 2, 2016 12:06 pm

The LAX to BUF flight will be with an all coach seat configuration. Mint is only offered from LAX/SFO to JFK. Boston will be added soon and there are a couple of Caribbean routes from JFK and Boston that have or will have Mint.

The Mint product is excellent and often offered at a very reasonable price. You can google JetBlue mint to view the many blogs and articles that have written about it.

The jetBlue website also has a good overview of the features.

http://www.jetblue.com/flying-on-jetblue/mint/

TrueBlue is pretty straight forward. It is not a program with a lot of tricks to figure out. You earn 3 points per dollar for flights plus another 3 points if you book on jetBlue.com. Redemption is also based upon the price of the flight in dollars so the amount of points required gets cheaper when the fare goes down and more expensive as the price increases. Redemptions are always available on every flight that is not sold out as long as you have enough points.

Mosaic status can be earned either by taking 30 flights and earning 12,000 status points (basically buying $4,000 worth of tickets) or earning 15,000 status points with no requirement to fly a particular number of flights. You earn 3 status points for every dollar spent on JetBlue flights.

A couple times of year, they usually offer double status points. You have to register for those. One is ongoing through February. The other time is usually towards the end of the year.

cheaptom Feb 2, 2016 12:08 pm


Originally Posted by sfozrhfco (Post 26121895)
The LAX to BUF flight will be with an all coach seat configuration. Mint is only offered from LAX/SFO to JFK. Boston will be added soon and there are a couple of Caribbean routes from JFK and Boston that have or will have Mint.

The Mint product is excellent and often offered at a very reasonable price. You can google JetBlue mint to view the many blogs and articles that have written about it.

The jetBlue website also has a good overview of the features.

http://www.jetblue.com/flying-on-jetblue/mint/

Thank you...now off to find a True Blue credit card or something to start earning points!

RWPrincess Feb 2, 2016 9:08 pm

Just to add that the BUF-LAX route will be operated on an A320 so you can upgrade to an Even More Space seat with extra legroom if you like. They are in Rows 1-5 as well as the 2 exit rows.

bmg42000 Feb 5, 2016 9:59 am

Credit cards
 

Originally Posted by cheaptom (Post 26121907)
Thank you...now off to find a True Blue credit card or something to start earning points!

They are in the progress of switching from Amex to Barclays (starting in March). I suspect there will be good offers for the new card come March.

dcpdxtrans Feb 15, 2016 10:39 pm

Now as a partial free agent flyer, I wanted to try mint. However, I could not find the service for JFK-PDX. I'll check back later...


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