JetBlue gives travelers flexible options for upgrading, paying, and managing credits. Whether you want to experience Mint, use a travel credit, or split payments into installments, here’s everything you need to know.

✈️ How to Upgrade to Mint

• How to upgrade to Mint JetBlue
  
  
• How to upgrade to Mint on JetBlue
  
  

Mint is JetBlue’s premium product, featuring lie-flat seats, privacy doors (on some aircraft), artisanal dining, and priority services. You can upgrade in a few ways:

• Purchase at booking – Select Mint directly if available on your route.
• Upgrade later – Through Manage Trips or during online check-in.
• Gate upgrades – Occasionally offered at reduced last-minute prices.
• Mosaic members – Eligible for Move to Mint certificates, which can be applied to certain fares for complimentary upgrades when seats are open.

💵 Using JetBlue Travel Credits

• How to use JetBlue travel credit
  
  
• Travel Bank credit JetBlue
  
  

When you cancel or change a JetBlue flight, the value is issued as a Travel Bank credit. Here’s what to know:

• Credits are valid for 12 months from the original ticket date.
• They can be applied toward airfare and taxes but not extras like bags or seat upgrades.
• They are linked to your Travel Bank account, which connects with your TrueBlue login.
• At checkout, simply choose Travel Bank as a payment option.

You can also combine Travel Bank credits with one other payment method, such as a card or points, for flexibility.

💳 Does JetBlue Offer Payment Plans?

• Does JetBlue offer payment plans
  
  

Yes—JetBlue partners with financing providers like Affirm and Uplift to allow customers to split payments into monthly installments. This is especially helpful for larger expenses, such as Mint upgrades or group bookings. Payment plan terms vary depending on credit approval, but some options include interest-free promotions.

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