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JSX is one of the most exciting carriers operating today. It offers a semi-private experience — including departures from terminals typically used for private jets — the carrier aims to deliver a more convenient way to fly. To boost its growth, JSX partnered with United and JetBlue, letting travelers earn some mainstream miles or points on their flights.
However, we now have news that one of those partnerships is coming to an end. JetBlue and JSX have announced that their partnership will soon conclude at the end of February 2026. If you have flights booked in 2026, you’ll want to make alternate plans if you were planning to credit your flights to JetBlue’s TrueBlue program.
Here's what to know.
JSX and JetBlue Partnership to End in February 2026
There’s been plenty of change at JetBlue lately. With a new partnership with United, 2026 will likely feel very different for TrueBlue members. On top of that, JetBlue is also set to lose its partnership with Japan Airlines on March 31, 2026. And now, its partnership with JSX is ending as well.
The partnership will officially end on February 28, 2026. After that date, TrueBlue members will no longer be able to earn JetBlue points on JSX flights.
Alternative programs for crediting JSX flights
If you’re flying JSX after that date, you can either credit your flights to United’s MileagePlus program or to the new Club JSX program. With the latter, you'll earn 5% back in rewards on your base fare plus on some travel extras.
United MileagePlus earning rates are as follows:
- Fare classes Y, B, E, M, V, S, D, and T earn 100% of the miles flown
- Fare classes W, G, and Q earn 75% of the miles flown
- Fare classes N, H, and P earn 50% of the miles flown
These earning rates are moderately more rewarding than the flat number of points JetBlue would otherwise give you.
JSX Flight Earnings on JetBlue
For those with flights before February 28, 2026, you can still earn some JetBlue TrueBlue points when flying JSX. How many points you earn depends on the fare you book:
- All In Fares: 250 points
- Hop On Fares: 150 points
As you can see, there aren’t many points to earn under the existing JetBlue-JSX partnership, especially when compared to United earnings.
On top of that, with JSX’s new loyalty program, you can earn at least 5% back in rewards on your flights. If you fly JSX regularly, you’re likely better off crediting flights to the carrier’s own program anyway.
Our Take
JetBlue has tried for years to partner its way into being more competitive. After the U.S. government struck down its Northeast Alliance with American Airlines, the carrier found a new partner in United Airlines. By comparison, the JSX partnership was more of a nice-to-have than an actual game changer.
Still, the ability to earn some miles on flights to JSX’s unique destinations, like Santa Monica, California, or Scottsdale, Arizona, is a small but noticeable loss for JetBlue TrueBlue members.
Starting March 1, MileagePlus members will be the only travelers able to earn rewards from a major airline program on JSX flights.
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