JetBlue Airways and United Airlines are linking their loyalty programs in a major new partnership that promises more flights, easier booking, and expanded travel perks. United and JetBlue ...

Other partnership plans. In addition to perks for flyers, the airlines have agreed to some cooperation on the business side as well. JetBlue will give United slots at John F. Kennedy International ...

Through Blue Sky, United will also get to use JetBlue’s slots at John F. Kennedy International Airport for "up to" seven daily round-trip flights starting "as early as 2027," United and JetBlue ...

Other partnership plans. In addition to perks for flyers, the airlines have agreed to some cooperation on the business side as well. JetBlue will give United slots at John F. Kennedy International ...

Blue Sky, the United and JetBlue partnership just announced, will give frequent fliers more ways to earn and use miles. Here’s what you need to know. Kiplinger. Save up to 74%.

United Airlines and JetBlue Airways are elevating their frequent flier perks through a new partnership.. The two airlines announced a new loyalty collaboration called Blue Sky, which will allow ...

On May 29, United Airlines and JetBlue announced Blue Sky, a new initiative aimed at providing their frequent flyers with more travel — and credit card rewards earning/redemption — options.

United Airlines and JetBlue Airways announced Thursday that they’re joining forces in a new partnership that will link the carriers’ loyalty programs — and bring United back to New York’s ...

United Airlines and JetBlue said they plan to become closer partners this fall. Here's what travelers should expect. Skipping the US Travel 2025 🌴 This country's safest A spotlight on America ...

United Airlines and JetBlue announced Thursday that they are launching a domestic partnership, called “Blue Sky,” which will include network and loyalty benefits. The arrangement will allow ...

JetBlue has struggled to compete with its larger counterparts, such as Delta, American and Southwest. United controls about 16% of the U.S. airline market, while JetBlue accounts for roughly 4% of ...