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jetblue has announced the end of its partnership with another airline.
just a few months after starting it Points Redemption Support With Japan Airlines, jetblue Said that the program will stop from March 31.
First, members of jetblueJapan Airlines’ loyalty program, TrueBlue, was able to redeem points for economy, business and first class seats on some Japan Airlines flights.
The partnership was launched in April 2025 and will end after less than a year. Japan Airlines flights booked using TrueBlue points scheduled to depart after April 1 will remain valid.
A notice shared by the company on Friday said: “TrueBlue members can continue to redeem points on Japan Airlines flights booked on or before that date. All existing bookings will be honored.”
Independent We have contacted JetBlue for additional information.
The end of the Japan Airlines partnership is the latest change made by JetBlue in 2025. Earlier this month, the carrier Brand new nonstop flights announced from five American cities Puerto Rico Starting in 2026, one-way fares will start at $99.
JetBlue is establishing new connections to the island’s capital San Juan philadelphiaPennsylvania; jacksonville, FloridaNorfolk and Richmond, Virginia, and buffalo, new yorkFrom next March.
Flights to Philadelphia will be daily, while Jacksonville and Buffalo services will operate on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays; Norfolk flights on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday; And Richmond services will be three times a week – on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The move significantly expands travel options for Americans visiting Puerto Rico, who can also fly nonstop to the island with six other US carriers: American Airlines, delta air lines, United Airlines, south west, marginal And soul.
until September, JetBlue no longer serves Miami After eliminating its last existing route between the Florida Tourist Center and Boston.
However, JetBlue continues to serve Florida, with flights to Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach from several destinations, including Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and Los Angeles.
“We continuously evaluate how our network is performing and make changes as necessary,” the airline said in a statement.
“To free up aircraft for new routes, we have recently decided to eliminate some unprofitable flights, including between Boston and Miami. We will continue to serve Boston from our nearby focus city of Fort Lauderdale, as well as West Palm Beach.
“Customers booked on the affected flights will have the option to fly through Fort Lauderdale or receive a full refund on their original payment type.”