JetBlue-JSX loyalty partnership is ending: Travel Weekly

JetBlue-JSX loyalty partnership is ending

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Charter carrier JSX operates a hop-on jet service.
Charter carrier JSX operates a hop-on jet service. Photo Credit: LorenzATX/Shutterstock

JetBlue is ending its decade-long loyalty program partnership with scheduled charter carrier JSX.

The last day members of the TruBlue loyalty program can earn points from a JSX booking is Feb. 28. 

JetBlue has been a partner of JSX since 2016, when it made an equity investment in the carrier, then known as JetSuiteX. 

Under the loyalty arrangement, JetBlue customers earn up 250 points per segment flown on JSX. TruBlue points, however, can't be redeemed for JSX flights. 

JSX continues to partner with United's MileagePlus program, with MileagePlus members able to earn up to 100% of their miles flown on the carrier, depending upon the fare class they select. That means there will still be an indirect way to apply JSX flights toward JetBlue bookings since the loyalty partnership that began last year between United and JetBlue allows travelers to use MileagePlus points to book JetBlue flights.

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