As of my last update in January 2023, JetBlue's flight change policy allows passengers to make changes to their reservations with flexibility, although the specific details may vary depending on the fare type and other factors. Here's a general overview:
Flight Changes: JetBlue typically allows passengers to make changes to their flights, including the date, time, and sometimes the destination, for a fee. The fee varies depending on the fare type and the specific changes being made.
Fare Differences: In addition to the change fee, passengers may need to pay any fare differences if the new flight is more expensive than the original one.
Cancellation Policy: If you need to cancel your flight altogether, JetBlue may offer a credit for future travel rather than a refund, especially for non-refundable fares. Refundable fares usually allow for refunds to the original form of payment.
Waivers and Exceptions: JetBlue, like many airlines, may offer waivers or exemptions to their standard policies in certain situations, such as during severe weather events or other disruptions.
How to Make Changes: Passengers can typically make changes to their reservations online through the JetBlue website or by contacting JetBlue's customer service directly.
How Do You Change Your JetBlue Flight?
To change your JetBlue flight, you can follow these general steps:
Visit the JetBlue Website: Start by visiting the JetBlue website on your computer or mobile device.
Sign In: Log in to your JetBlue account if you have one. If you don't have an account, you may need to create one or proceed as a guest.
Access Your Reservation: Locate the "Manage Trips" or "My Trips" section on the JetBlue website. Enter your reservation details, such as your confirmation number and last name, to access your booking.
Select the Flight to Change: Once you've accessed your reservation, find the flight you want to change and select it.
View Change Options: JetBlue's website should display the available options for changing your flight, including dates, times, and possibly destinations, depending on the fare rules and availability.
Choose New Flight: Select the new flight that fits your schedule and preferences. Keep in mind that there may be additional fees or fare differences associated with the change.
Review and Confirm: Review the details of your new flight, including any fees or fare differences that apply. Once you're satisfied, proceed to confirm the change.
Payment: If there are any fees or fare differences, you'll typically need to pay for them at this stage. JetBlue accepts various payment methods, including credit/debit cards.
Confirmation: After completing the change process, JetBlue should provide you with a confirmation of your updated itinerary. Be sure to save or print this confirmation for your records.