JetBlue Airways — Complete Airline Guide 2026
Long Island City, New York · Founded 1999 · None (independent)
JetBlue is a major U.S. low-cost carrier known for generous legroom, free in-flight Wi-Fi, free live TV at every seat, and unlimited free snacks. The airline operates primarily from its main base at JFK Airport in New York, with additional focus cities including Boston, Fort Lauderdale, and Orlando. JetBlue's Mint premium cabin offers lie-flat seats on transcontinental and select international routes, competing directly with legacy carrier business class at lower fares.
JetBlue Hub Airports
JetBlue Airways operates from 4 hub airports and 3 focus cities across the United States:
JetBlue Terminal Locations at U.S. Airports
Find which terminal JetBlue Airways uses at airports across the U.S. Click the airport code to see the full airport guide with maps, dining, and more.
| Code | Airport | Terminal | Gates |
|---|---|---|---|
| ATL | Atlanta | Concourse D | D1–D42 |
| BOS | Boston | Terminal C | C1–C40 |
| BWI | Baltimore/Washington | Concourse D | D1–D20 |
| CLT | Charlotte | Concourse C | C1–C16 |
| DCA | Washington National | Terminal A | Gates 1–9 |
| DEN | Denver | Concourse C | C28–C53 |
| DFW | Dallas/Fort Worth | Terminal E | E1–E38 |
| EWR | Newark | Terminal A (New) | A1–A33 |
| FLL | Fort Lauderdale | Terminal 1 | Gates 1–14 |
| IAD | Washington Dulles | Concourse C/D | C1–C22, D1–D28 |
| JFK | New York JFK | Terminal 5 | Gates 1–31 |
| LAS | Las Vegas | Terminal 3 (Gates D, E) | D51–D60, E1–E27 |
| MCO | Orlando | Terminal C | Gates C200–C250 |
| MSP | Minneapolis | Terminal 1 — Lindbergh | C1–C25, D1–D12, E1–E18, F1–F17, G1–G25 |
| PDX | Portland | Concourse B | B1–B8 |
| PHL | Philadelphia | Terminal D | D1–D16 |
| PHX | Phoenix | Terminal 4 — North | N1–N28 |
| SAN | San Diego | Terminal 1 (New) | Gates 1–30 |
| SEA | Seattle | Concourses C & D | C1–C20, D1–D12 |
| SFO | San Francisco | Terminal 1 (Boarding Areas B & C) | B2–B24, C1–C10 |
| SLC | Salt Lake City | Concourse B | B1–B28 |
| TPA | Tampa | Airside E | E60–E75 |
JetBlue Baggage Policy & Fees
Here's what JetBlue Airways charges for baggage. Fees may vary by route, fare class, and elite status. Always confirm on JetBlue Airways's website ↗.
Baggage Policy
JetBlue Check-In Tips
Check-in opens 24 hours before departure via jetblue.com or the JetBlue app. Mobile boarding passes supported at all JetBlue airports. Bag drop counters close 45 minutes before departure. Self-service kiosks available at most airports.
TrueBlue — JetBlue's Frequent Flyer Program
TrueBlue members earn points on JetBlue flights and JetBlue credit cards (Barclays partnership). Points never expire as long as you have any account activity within 24 months. Mosaic is the elite status tier offering free Even More Space, priority boarding, and other perks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does JetBlue have free Wi-Fi?
Yes — JetBlue offers free Fly-Fi (powered by Viasat) on all flights. This includes basic browsing and streaming. Faster speeds (Fly-Fi Plus) may be available for purchase on some aircraft.
What terminals does JetBlue use?
JetBlue operates from Terminal 5 at JFK, Terminal C at BOS, Terminal 1 at FLL, and Terminal C at MCO. At LAX, JetBlue is in Terminal 5. Check the specific airport guide for exact terminal locations.
What is JetBlue Mint?
Mint is JetBlue's premium cabin offering lie-flat seats, premium dining, and Tuft & Needle bedding on select routes. Mint is available on transcontinental flights (JFK–LAX/SFO) and select Caribbean/European routes. Mint seats are often priced significantly below competitors' business class.
Does JetBlue fly internationally?
Yes, JetBlue serves the Caribbean, Latin America, Canada, and select European destinations including London (Gatwick and Heathrow) and Paris (CDG). International service has expanded significantly since 2021.