You can't simply transfer your JetBlue points to somebody else, but you can share your points with any TrueBlue member, which is very similar. By using JetBlue's "Points Pooling" service, you can share your points with up to 7 other TrueBlue members and allow them to redeem.
To add friends and family to your pool, you will need to invite them using their first name and the email address associated with their TrueBlue account. As the pool leader, you can give redemption privileges to any member of your pool. This way, they will be able to use their account to redeem the shared points for flights or vacation packages.
JetBlue points are worth 1.08 cent to 1.5 cents when redeemed for airfare. The value of JetBlue points depends on how you redeem them. JetBlue points values also change over time. But you currently need 34,200 JetBlue points for a $485 round-trip flight flight from New York City to Los Angeles – a value of 1.39 cents per point.
In general, the number of points needed for a flight fluctuates along with the actual...
No, it is not worth buying JetBlue points. The price of one JetBlue point is approximately 3.51 cents but one JetBlue point is worth 1.35 points, on average.
However, there are some situations where buying points might make sense. If you want to get an expensive flight or vacation package before you have the required points amount, it might be worth buying them. Or, if you are a Mosaic member you can redeem points...
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