Didn’t Get Out of Town this Summer? Sign up for JetBlue’s All You Can Jet Pass

Posted on August 18, 2009 in Business/Law, Consumer Goods

If the travel bug has you itching, you may be interested in JetBlue’s buffet-style All You Can Jet Pass. For $599 you can fly to your heart’s content, as many trips as you desire, for one month between September 8th and October 8th.

JetBlue flies to 56 cities in the United States, the Caribbean, and Central America. All of these destinations are eligible for All You Can Jet fliers. The program fee covers all taxes and airport fees for domestic travel, though additional fees may be charged for international flights. JetBlue also charges extra for last minute changes to the itinerary and for missed flights.

The month after Labor Day is traditionally sluggish for airlines, but for frequent business travelers or people with some time on their hands this fall, JetBlue’s offer is proving irresistible. Because most of JetBlue’s flights cost less than $100 each way, travelers should be planning at least three round trip flights to make the program worth the price. According to JetBlue, interest is higher than expected and the program may sell out soon.

Says JetBlue spokesman Sebastian White, “The number of passes we’re selling is limited. While we aren’t revealing the number available, we are limiting the number available to ensure those who purchase will have plenty of opportunity to use their passes.”