Living in New York City, jetBlue is one of my go-to airlines. While JFK is a hike from my apartment, they often have very reasonable prices and I can usually get a non-stop flight. Because of this, I signed up for the jetBlue Plus card last year with a 30,000 bonus point offer, and for quite a while, it became my “front of wallet” card. Recently, I learned of an even better offer (h/t Doctor of Credit), for double to points I received!
Increased Offer
For a limited time (unknown amount of time, actually), you can get 60,000 bonus TrueBlue points after you spend $1,000 in Net Purchases on your Account within ninety (90) days of Account opening and your annual fee has been paid. This one-time bonus points offer is valid for first-time cardmembers with new accounts only. You can access the application landing page here (we do not earn commission on your successful application). Note the $99 annual fee is NOT waived in the first year.
Card Benefits
With the jetBlue Plus card, you’ll earn:
- 6 points per dollar on jetBlue purchases
- 2 points per dollar at restaurants and grocery stores
- 1 point per dollar everywhere else
You’ll also earn 5,000 points a year when you pay your annual fee ($99). Additionally, you’ll get these perks:
- Free checked bag
- 10% of your points back when you make an award redemption
- Mosaic status when you spend $50,000 or more on your card in a year
- No foreign transaction fees
- $100 statement credit after you purchase a Getaways vacation package with your card
- 50% savings on eligible inflight purchases including cocktails, food and movies
Should you apply?
jetBlue points are worth ~1.2 cents per point, which means 60,000 points should net your roughly ~$700 in jetBlue airfare. If you fly jetBlue regularly, or live near a jetBlue hub (New York-JFK, Boston, Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale, or Long Beach, CA), this could be a good card for you. As always, don’t sign up for a credit card because some guy on the internet told you to–make sure it’s the right fit for you!
Will you be taking advantage of this offer? Let us know below!
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If I had the JetBlue Amex but cancelled before my account was transitioned to barclay, am I still eligible for this signup bonus? Terms and conditions are confusing. “…may not be available if you already have or have had an account with us.”
My suspicion would be yes that you’d be eligible
My wife and I both have Jet Blue cards. If we cancel, how long would we need to wait before getting them again and getting this offer?