Q. I thought I was eligible for TSA Pre✓™, why does my boarding pass not have an indicator for expedited screening?
A. At this time American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Hawaiian Airlines, United Airlines and US Airways are the only airlines notifying passengers of eligibility on boarding passes. Other TSA Pre✓™ participating airlines will implement similar notifications once operationally ready.

Hi,

Thanks for your post; yes, currently JetBlue is not participating in the TSA Pre-Check, expedited screening program. However, with the purchase of our EMS (even more space) seats you receive an Even More Speed upgrade which allows you to use the shorter line at TSA and boards JetBlue flight first.

Yes, JetBlue Airways is evaluating offering this option for our customers

Happy Jetting!

The TSA Pre-Check began in a testing phase being offered at select airports and inviting only a handful of airlines to participate. With its apparant success and recent growth JetBlue is very interested in the TSA Pre-Check Program.
Although we do not have a time line to offer, we are hoping to receive a government invite and become involved in the program in the near future. We see the customers benefit and are actively working to become a member.
We will continue to offer the optional upgrade of Even more Speed even once the TSA Pre-Check becomes an option as there are additional benefits on top of the expedited security.
Understanding you have many options when choosing an airline for your travel needs and realizing this isn't the immediate resolution you may have been hoping for we hope you will consider JetBlue for your future flight options.