 JetBlue Card from Amrican Express®
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Issuer: Americn Express
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Get more leather, more smiles, more fun - get more of the JetBlue® you love
JetBlue® offers:
- Earn one Award Dollar for virtually every dollar you spend
- Earn double Award Dollars at restaurants, movie theaters, concerts, golf courses, and other fun places
- Get 5,000 bonus Award Dollars with your first purchase - enough to get you well on your way to your first Award Flight
- Pay your bill in full or carry a balance - it's up to you
Take JetBlue everywhere you go.
Is it the leather seats? The DIRECTV®? Maybe it's the friendly smile always waiting to welcome you aboard. Whatever you love about JetBlue, get more of it with the JetBlue Card from Ameircan Express - the only Card that turns the stuff you buy every day into round-trip flights on JetBlue.
Here's how it works:
1. Virtually every dollar you charge to the JetBlue Card earns you one Award Dollar
2. 200 Award Dollars earn you one TrueBlue point
3. 100 TrueBlue points get you a round-trip flight anywhere JetBlue goes1
Start the trip with 25 bonus TrueBlue points.
You'll get 5,000 bonus Award Dollars after your first purchase with the Card. That puts you 25 TrueBlue points closer to your frist Award Flight, right away.2
Earn double Award Dollars for having fun.
Want to earn an Award Flight even faster? Just show yourself a good time. You'll earn double Award Dollars every time you use the Card at restaurants, movie theaters, sporting events, golf courses, and performing arts events, as well as on gym memberships. Naturally, that goes for all of your JetBlue purchases as well.
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