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JetBlue and United Airlines Announce Partnership

United Airlines and JetBlue’s New Program Will Change the Way You Fly

There’s a major upgrade coming for United Airlines and JetBlue passengers, and we’re not just talking free checked bags. The two travel giants are teaming up for a new alliance called Blue Sky that’s set to change the game for airline passengers.

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United Airlines and JetBlue announce new partnership. Here's what it means for travelers.

United Airlines and JetBlue announced a partnership called Blue Sky that will allow reciprocal frequent flyer benefits. Elite status members will receive priority check-in, boarding, baggage handling, preferred seating, free checked bags and same-day flight changes on both airlines.

The Points Guy on MSN · 12h

Blockbuster partnership: United Airlines and JetBlue to team up in new alliance called 'Blue Sky'

Two major U.S. airlines are joining forces in a blockbuster partnership. United Airlines will team up with JetBlue in a new alliance they are calling "Blue Sky," the carriers announced Thursday.

The Mirror US on MSN6h

United Airlines signs huge new deal with major change to service

JetBlue previously had a partnership with American Airlines in the Northeast but announced in 2023 that it was ending the tie ...

ConsumerAffairs7h

United, JetBlue launch joint loyalty program

JetBlue and United Airlines have introduced Blue Sky, a joint loyalty program that gives travelers twice as many ...

The Points Guy on MSN7d

United makes 3 big negative devaluations to MileagePlus

Overall, United's three MileagePlus changes won't change the program's core value proposition, but they certainly will sting.

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United Airlines new June 3 rule may leave passengers stranded. What to know

The airline company is updating their policy to boost efficiency and lower delays at airports for air travelers.

United Airlines Just Sent a Very Smart Email to 1.5 Million Customers. These 3 Words Mattered Most

It’s not just the email; there seems to be a strategy here. On Saturday, the New York Times ran a roughly 1,500-word feature on United’s operations at Newark, introducing us to five United Airlines ...

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