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For those looking to earn JetBlue TrueBlue points and enjoy added travel perks, JetBlue offers four co-branded credit cards issued by Barclays to help you do just that. With the recent launch of the JetBlue Premier Card, we’re breaking down all of the JetBlue credit cards to help you decide which one best fits your wallet.
Here's everything you need to know about the different benefits, earning rates, and perks that come with each JetBlue credit card.
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Overview of the JetBlue Credit Cards From Barclays
There are four JetBlue credit cards — three personal and one business card. These range from a no-annual-fee option to a premium card with Priority Pass lounge access. All four cards provide ways to earn TrueBlue points, and you can spend on these cards to earn tiles toward qualifying for Mosaic elite status.
Since JetBlue allows family pooling, you can share TrueBlue points with household members, making it easier to redeem for award flights.
Related: How To Redeem JetBlue Points for Maximum Value
JetBlue Premier Card: Lounge Access and Statement Credits
The JetBlue Premier Card is a new addition to the JetBlue credit card lineup and the airline's most premium credit card. It has an annual fee of $499 and offers lounge access, statement credits, and several travel perks.
As a new applicant for the card, you can earn 70,000 bonus points + 5 tiles after spending $5,000 on purchases and paying the annual fee in full, both within the first 90 days.
Key benefits
- Complimentary Priority Pass Select membership that lets you access over 1,500 worldwide airport lounges.
- Global Entry or TSA PreCheck application fee credit (up to $120) once every four years.
- 5,000 account anniversary bonus points starting with your first card anniversary.
- First checked bag free for the cardmember and up to three companions traveling on the same reservation.
- Up to $300 in annual statement credits for Paisly by JetBlue bookings — $50 off every booking of $250+.
- 50% off JetBlue in-flight purchases.
- 10% rebate on the points redeemed towards a JetBlue-operated award flight.
- Group A priority boarding.
- Points Payback feature — redeem points as a statement credit for purchases of $25 or more.
- No foreign transaction fees.
Earning rates
- 6X points per $1 on JetBlue and Paisly purchases.
- 2X points per $1 at restaurants and grocery stores.
- 1X points per $1 on all other purchases.
JetBlue Plus Card: Best Mid-Tier Option
The JetBlue Plus Card has a $99 annual fee and is a great middle-tier option for frequent JetBlue flyers. It currently has a 70,000-point welcome bonus after spending $1,000 on purchases in the first 90 days and payment of the annual fee.
Key benefits
- 5,000 account anniversary bonus points starting with your first card anniversary.
- Earn a $100 statement credit after purchasing a JetBlue Vacations package of $100 or more, once per cardmember year.
- First checked bag free for the cardmember and up to three companions traveling on the same reservation.
- 50% off JetBlue in-flight purchases.
- 10% rebate on the points redeemed towards a JetBlue-operated award flight.
- Points Payback feature — redeem points as a statement credit for purchases of $25 or more.
- No foreign transaction fees.
Earning rates
- 6X points per $1 on JetBlue purchases.
- 2X points per $1 at restaurants and grocery stores.
- 1X points per $1 on all other purchases.
JetBlue Card: Earn Points and Pay No Annual Fee
If you're looking for a card without the annual fee, the JetBlue Card is a fantastic option. While this version doesn't come with free checked bags or extra points on your account anniversary, it does offer some perks when traveling with JetBlue.
And it comes with a new applicant bonus of 10,000 bonus points after spending $1,000 on purchases in the first 90 days.
Key benefits
- 50% off JetBlue in-flight purchases.
- No foreign transaction fees.
Earning rates
- 3X points per $1 on JetBlue purchases.
- 2X points per $1 at restaurants and grocery stores.
- 1X points per $1 on all other purchases.
JetBlue Business Card: Best for Small Business Owners
The JetBlue Business Card is ideal for business owners or freelancers who frequently fly with JetBlue. It offers a 50,000-point welcome bonus after spending $2,000 on purchases in the first 90 days. The card has a $99 annual fee.
Key benefits
- 5,000 account anniversary bonus points starting with your first card anniversary.
- Earn a $100 statement credit after purchasing a JetBlue Vacations package of $100 or more, once per cardmember year.
- First checked bag free for the cardmember and up to three companions traveling on the same reservation.
- Group A priority boarding.
- 50% off JetBlue in-flight purchases.
- 10% rebate on the points redeemed towards a JetBlue-operated award flight.
- No foreign transaction fees.
As an additional “benefit,” this card won't count towards Chase's 5/24 rule. Thus, it's a great card to apply for if you're aiming for a Chase credit card and want to keep your application count to a minimum.
Earning rates
- 6X points per $1 on JetBlue purchases.
- 2X points per $1 at restaurants and office supply stores.
- 1X points per $1 on all other purchases.
Related: Am I Eligible for a Small Business Card?
Which JetBlue Credit Card Is Best?
The best JetBlue credit card depends on how often you fly with the airline and which perks matter most to you. If you check bags, redeem points frequently, or want lounge access (and don't have another card that offers it), certain cards offer better value than others. Here are some tips to help you decide:
- Frequent JetBlue flyers: The JetBlue Plus Card is the best value with free checked bags, 10% back on award redemptions, and 5,000 anniversary bonus points, easily offsetting the $99 annual fee.
- Business owners: The JetBlue Business Card offers nearly identical perks to the JetBlue Plus Card, plus it earns bonus points at office supply stores.
- Those who want an elevated airport experience: The JetBlue Premier Card is best for those who want lounge access, Priority Pass membership, and additional statement credits — especially if you're based in New York or Boston, where JetBlue lounges will open soon (and you'll be able to access them with this card).
- Occasional JetBlue travelers: The JetBlue Card ($0 annual fee) is a good fit for those who fly JetBlue occasionally and want to save on in-flight purchases while earning points.
For most travelers, the JetBlue Plus Card offers the best balance of value and perks, but if you want premium benefits or are in the market for a business card, one of the other JetBlue cards may be a better fit.
Related: Best Credit Cards for Airport Lounge Access
Bottom Line
JetBlue and Barclays offer four co-branded credit cards, each catering to different types of travelers. Whether you're looking for no-annual-fee savings, free checked bags, or premium perks like lounge access, there's a JetBlue credit card that fits your needs. Ultimately, the right choice comes down to how often you fly JetBlue and which perks you’ll use most.
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