DALLAS — JetBlue (B6) has revealed plans to open its first airport lounges at New York’s JFK Terminal 5 by late 2025 and Boston Logan’s (BOS) Terminal C soon after, as part of its 'JetForward' strategy.
The lounges will cater to the growing demand for premium services, offering exclusive benefits to top-tier TrueBlue Mosaic® members and a new premium credit card set to launch soon.
Marty St. George, President of JetBlue, emphasized that lounges have become essential for premium travelers. “Customers have asked for a JetBlue lounge for years, and we’re excited to introduce these new spaces,” he said.
The lounges will enhance the airline’s TrueBlue loyalty program and elevate the passenger experience on the ground, providing a relaxing space for work and leisure.
Lounge access will be reserved for TrueBlue Mosaic 4 members, transatlantic Mint customers, and holders of the new premium JetBlue credit card. Complimentary access for a guest will be available, and day passes will be sold based on availability.
JetBlue’s lounges will feature 8,000 square feet at JFK and 11,000 square feet at BOS, offering areas to relax, work, and enjoy complimentary food and beverages.
With local artwork, private workspaces, and mixologist-crafted drinks, the lounges aim to extend B6's unique onboard experience to the ground.
Additionally, Mosaic 4 members will see further perks, including unlimited Move to Mint upgrades starting in 2025, as part of an enhanced loyalty program.
Today's announcement sees B6 continue to focus on delivering premium, affordable travel experiences while building the East Coast’s best leisure network.
Stay tuned to Airways for exclusive coverage of the Skift Global Forum 2024, where we heard Joanna Geraghty, CEO of JetBlue, speak about the planned lounges and her vision for the airline's future.
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