JetBlue
All-You-Can-Jet Pass offers unlimited travel for 1 month
Today through August 21, JetBlue customers can purchase a flight pass to visit as many destinations as often as they like between September 8 and October 8, 2009. THe US$599 one-month pass will allow customers to visit any of the airline's 56 international and domestic destinations as often as they like. Pass holders will have access to every available seat on every flight with no blackout dates and can book travel up to three days prior to departure through October 5.
"The All-You-Can-Jet pass gives jetsetters access to a bigwig lifestyle, with 56 destinations and more than 150 jets available at a moment's notice," said Robin Hayes, executive vice president and chief commercial officer for JetBlue Airways. "Get extra face time with an important client; become a groupie for your favorite band; grab a ticket to the away games; extend summer with some extra rays in the Caribbean; take a spontaneous trip to see the extended family; or grab some genuine jambalaya or clam chowder. You can do it all as often as you like in a month without emptying your pockets. It's our answer to the ultimate road trip."
Customers who purchase a pass can book new travel or make changes or cancellations to previous pass reservations without penalty up to three days before departure. All travel using the All-You-Can-Jet pass must be booked between August 12 and October 5. Changes or cancellations made less than three days before departure will be subject to JetBlue's US$100 change/cancel fee. All pass purchases can be made by calling 1-800-JETBLUE (538-2583). Customers must be TrueBlue members to take advantage of the pass. For more information about TrueBlue, or to register to become a member, visit www.jetblue.com/trueblue.
All-You-Can-Jet pass holders can book flights by calling 1-800-JETBLUE (538-2583) and providing reservations crewmembers with their pass holder number, which they will receive after purchasing the pass. The pass is inclusive of taxes and fees for all domestic flights. Additional taxes and fees for Puerto Rico and international flights are not included. Customers can upgrade to Even More Legroom seats on each flight for an additional US$10, US$25 or US$40, depending on the flight length. Other terms and conditions apply. Additional information is available at http://www.jetblue.com/deals/all-you-can-jet/tc.pdf.
Thirty-five TrueBlue points from the airline's customer loyalty program will also be awarded with the purchase of an All-You-Can-Jet pass.
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The “All You Can Jet” pass does have some unique restrictions — for example, travelers must buy the pass and book their travel on the phone, a restriction that’s unusual for an airline that’s so web-focused.
The pass also carries particularly heavy penalties for failing to make a flight: A no-show who doesn’t call to change or cancel a flight could see their remaining “All You Can Jet” flights canceled.
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