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About JetBlue TrueBlue points
JetBlue TrueBlue prices awards from the cash fare with no blackout dates, and its points never expire and can be pooled free of charge among up to seven people. Since October 2025 the Blue Sky collaboration lets members earn and redeem on United, and Chase, Citi and Capital One transfer in.
- Alliance
- Not in an alliance
- Based in
- United States
- Transfer partners
- Chase Ultimate Rewards (1:1), Capital One miles (5:3), Citi ThankYou Points (varies), Wells Fargo Rewards (1:1) See the full matrix
- Expiry
- TrueBlue points do not expire: JetBlue's 2025 annual report says they can be used any time with no blackout dates and never expire. Source
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The JetBlue TrueBlue program explained
TrueBlue is the loyalty program of JetBlue Airways, the US airline that flies to more than 100 destinations across the United States, Latin America, the Caribbean, Canada and Europe. It is revenue-based at both ends: points are earned per dollar of fare, and JetBlue sets the points price of an award from the published base fare at the time of booking, with no blackout dates and taxes from US$5.60 one way. Points never expire, and Points Pooling lets two to seven people, family or not, share one balance free of charge.
JetBlue belongs to no alliance. Its biggest partnership is Blue Sky with United, announced in May 2025: since October 2025 TrueBlue members earn and redeem points on United flights and MileagePlus members do the same on JetBlue, and Mosaic members now get priority boarding, a free checked bag and preferred seats on United. JetBlue also lists Qatar Airways, Etihad, Icelandair, Condor and Cape Air as earn-and-redeem partners. Barclays issues the JetBlue credit cards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Capital One and Citi ThankYou transfer in, and Fly-Fi Wi-Fi is free, gate to gate, on every JetBlue aircraft.
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How members earn JetBlue TrueBlue points
- Flying JetBlue: 3 points per dollar (1 on Base fares), doubled to 6 (2 on Base) when booked on jetblue.com or the app, plus a Mosaic bonus of 3 to 5 points per dollar, so Mosaic 4 members earn 11 points per dollar since February 2026.
- Flying partners: 5 points per dollar on United-operated flights (8 to 10 for Mosaic members), and 25% to 150% of the distance by fare class on Qatar Airways and Icelandair.
- JetBlue cards from Barclays: 3 points per dollar on JetBlue purchases with the no-fee JetBlue Card and 6 with the Plus, Business and Premier cards, plus a tile for every US$1,000 spent. Chase Ultimate Rewards transfer in at 1:1, Capital One at 5:3 and Citi ThankYou at a rate that depends on the card.
- TrueBlue Travel hotels and cars, JetBlue Vacations, the TrueBlue Shopping portal and, since March 2026, the Points On Repeat subscription, from US$144 a year for 1,000 points a month.
Best ways to use JetBlue TrueBlue points
- JetBlue flights, Mint included, on dates when the cash fare is low: the points price follows the fare and there are no blackout dates.
- United flights through Blue Sky, booked in the same jetblue.com search. JetBlue describes United's network as 165 US destinations and 27 European cities plus places such as Cape Town and Tahiti.
- Qatar Airways from the US to Doha and beyond, and Etihad, Icelandair and Condor for the Middle East and Europe, paid entirely in points.
- Small balances: Cash + Points from 500 points on JetBlue-operated flights and, since March 2026, seats, first and second checked bags, pet fees and priority security.
What to watch out for
- The flip side of fare-based pricing: peak dates cost more points, and there is no fixed chart price to exploit.
- Base fares earn a third of the points of other fares and cost US$150 per person to change or cancel, and JetBlue says a change or cancellation fee applies to Base fare awards too.
- Partner awards must be paid entirely in points, JetBlue publishes no partner prices, and partner seats are at the operating carrier's discretion; United award seats are capacity-controlled and scarce on high-demand flights.
- The partner list changes: Japan Airlines, added for redemptions in April 2025, is not on JetBlue's partner page in September 2026, and neither is Emirates.
Elite status tiers
- 1Mosaic 1
- 2Mosaic 2
- 3Mosaic 3
- 4Mosaic 4
Status is earned with tiles: one for every US$100 spent on JetBlue flights, JetBlue Vacations and TrueBlue Travel and one for every US$1,000 on JetBlue credit cards, and United flights earn tiles too. JetBlue set the levels at 50, 100, 150 and 250 tiles when tiles launched in May 2023, and members below Mosaic pick a perk every 10 tiles. Mosaic 3 members receive four Move to Mint certificates and Mosaic 4 members four more, eight in all, plus two for every further 100 tiles. Since February 2026 Mosaic 3 and 4 earn 4 and 5 bonus points per dollar, Mosaic 4 has lounge access at JFK, tiles earned by children 12 and under count toward the listed adult's status, and status runs through January 31 instead of ending with the calendar year.
Should you sell your JetBlue TrueBlue points?
Keep your points if you fly JetBlue or United regularly: they never expire, can be pooled with up to six other people, and a JetBlue Plus, Business or Premier card returns 10% or 15% of every award. Mosaic members, who earn 9 to 11 points per dollar, rebuild a balance quickly.
Consider selling if the balance is bigger than your JetBlue travel or you mostly fly other airlines. Because TrueBlue awards are priced from the cash fare, a point is easy to value, at 1.3 to 1.4 cents in the published valuations, so a cash offer can be compared with it directly.
Sources
- JetBlue: redeeming points help page · official page
- JetBlue: earning TrueBlue points help page · official page
- JetBlue: airline partners · official page
- JetBlue newsroom: TrueBlue Mosaic benefits for 2026 (October 2025) · official page
- JetBlue investor relations: new TrueBlue program with tiles (December 2022) · official page
Program rules, award prices and expiry policies change often. Check the program's own terms before relying on any detail here, and see how we research and review this content.
JetBlue TrueBlue award prices
Dynamic pricing. TrueBlue has no award chart. JetBlue says the points needed for a flight are "based on the published base fare at the time of booking", so they vary with the destination, the day, the season and how far ahead you book, and its 2025 annual report adds that points can be used any time with no blackout dates. Mint is priced the same way from the Mint fare, and the only cash due is taxes and fees: US$5.60 one way within the US and up to US$161.50 one way internationally.
- United flights through Blue Sky
- priced in search
- Cardholder redemption rebate
- 10% to 15% back
- Mint on low-fare dates
- set by the fare
See the full JetBlue TrueBlue award chart reference: prices by route, fees and surcharges, sweet spots and routing rules.
More on JetBlue TrueBlue
- JetBlue TrueBlue: 169 questions answered: joining, earning, status, awards, fees, cancellations, sharing and expiry, each answer from the airline's own pages.
- JetBlue TrueBlue elite status explained: every tier, what it takes to qualify, the benefits, upgrades and cards that help.
- How to earn JetBlue TrueBlue points: joining, crediting partner flights, claiming points after a flight and earning without flying.
- Award change and cancellation fees and how award availability works, with JetBlue TrueBlue's rules in each table.
- JetBlue TrueBlue by the numbers: what the airline reports about the program's revenue, card deals and miles liability.
JetBlue TrueBlue FAQ
- How do I sell JetBlue TrueBlue points?
- Enter your JetBlue TrueBlue balance in the quote form on this page for an instant cash offer. Accept the offer and we handle the rest, with payment sent through your preferred method.
- What is the minimum number of JetBlue TrueBlue points I can sell?
- We buy JetBlue TrueBlue points from 50,000 points. Balances of 100,000, 200,000 and 500,000 miles or more earn higher per-mile rates.
- How much are JetBlue TrueBlue points worth in cash?
- We pay 1.07¢ to 1.27¢ per mile, rising with balance size, and publish every rate on our rates page. The quote form shows the exact price per mile for your balance before you commit. Quotes are free and carry no obligation.
- How long does it take to get paid for JetBlue TrueBlue points?
- Most JetBlue TrueBlue transactions complete within 24-48 hours of accepting an offer.
- Do JetBlue TrueBlue points expire?
- No. JetBlue's 2025 annual report says TrueBlue points can be used any time with no blackout dates and never expire.
- How does JetBlue Points Pooling work?
- Two to seven people, family or not, can combine their points in one pool at no cost. A Pool Leader, who must be at least 21, decides who else may redeem, though every member can redeem the points they earned themselves and leave with their unused points. A parent or guardian enrols a child under 13 and handles the pooling for them.