To kick off travel in the new year, JetBlue is offering travelers $50 off round-trip flights that cost at least $100.
Book by Dec. 13 with the promo code “NEWYEAR” to take advantage of this deal. Keep in mind that the discount can only be applied to flights in January and February 2024. Flights on Fridays and Sundays are excluded.
Deal basics

Airline: JetBlue
Routes: Across the domestic JetBlue network
How to book: Directly through JetBlue by using the promo code “NEWYEAR”
Travel dates: Jan. 9 through March 28, 2024
Book by: Dec. 13, 2023, at 11:59 EST
Blackout dates: Valid for travel Monday through Thursday and on Saturdays; other blackout dates may apply
Sample flights
To snag this deal, you can search your desired route and travel dates; if you have flexibility, use the calendar feature to find the cheapest flights by month. Just be sure to enter the promo code to see the discounted fares.

 
For example, the below round-trip January flight from Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport (ORD) to New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) is available to book for $84, making it $50 cheaper than the original base fare of $135.

Though this sale advertises discounted round-trip flights, you can also save $25 on each one-way segment with a minimum spend of $50 per segment, excluding taxes and fees. Discounted flights are for nonstop economy flights (Mint fares excluded), specifically Blue Basic, Blue or Blue Extra fares.

As a reminder, the Blue Basic fare only allows one personal item that can fit under the seat. Any full-size carry-on brought to the gate must be checked for $65. To check a bag with either the Blue Basic or Blue fare, you’ll pay $35 for your first checked bag and $45 for your second, though having the JetBlue Plus Card may benefit you in that regard.
Change and cancel fees apply to the Blue Basic fare. Both the Blue and Blue Extra fares allow complimentary flight changes, and the latter also includes early boarding.
Maximize your purchase
If you book this deal, use a credit card that earns bonus points on airfare purchases, such as:
- JetBlue Plus Card: 6 points per dollar spent on eligible JetBlue purchases
- JetBlue Card: 3 points per dollar spent on eligible JetBlue purchases
- Chase Sapphire Reserve: 3 points per dollar spent on airfare
- Chase Sapphire Preferred Card: 2 points per dollar spent on travel
- American Express® Gold Card: 3 points per dollar spent on airfare when booked directly through the airline or American Express Travel
- The Platinum Card® from American Express: 5 points per dollar spent on airfare when booked directly through the airline or American Express Travel (on up to $500,000 of these purchases per calendar year, then 1 point per dollar)
- Citi Premier® Card (see rates and fees): 3 points per dollar spent on airfare
The information for the JetBlue Card and the JetBlue Plus Card has been collected independently by The Points Guy. The card details on this page have not been reviewed or provided by the card issuer.
Bottom line
If you plan to travel domestically in January or February, consider booking through JetBlue to get $50 off round-trip flights. Book by the end of the day Dec. 13 to save.
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