The JetBlue Credit Card has an offer for 10,000 TrueBlue bonus points when you spend $1,000 within the first 90 days (ways to meet this spending requirement). We value these points to be worth around $130. Read our guide to the TrueBlue program for more information on how to redeem those points. Although not the best bonus out there, it’s a good one considering there’s no cost to carry the card. For more airline credit card bonuses, see our list.
Designed for JetBlue loyalists, this airline-branded card gives triple points on JetBlue purchases as well as double points on restaurant and grocery store expenses. You’ll earn yourself a free flight in no time with this generous rewards structure. Plus, enjoy a 50% discount on eligible inflight purchases.
But if you don’t frequently fly with JetBlue, consider a non-branded travel card instead.
*The JetBlue card is issued by Barclays. See our Barclays page for their bank account offers.
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