US EditionJetBlue Launches Its First Lounge with the Debut of BlueHouse at JFK
JetBlue’s 9,000-square-foot BlueHouse lounge offers access for Mint business class and elite flyers with capacity for 140 guests and partnerships with local beverage brands.
- On Dec. 18 at 5 a.m., JetBlue Airways will open BlueHouse, its first airport lounge, at John F. Kennedy International Airport's Terminal 5.
- JetBlue says the move fits its JetForward strategy to add premium, customer-centric offerings supporting a shift toward high-end leisure travel and a profitability push.
- The 9,000-square-foot, two-floor space features local partners Union Square Events, Joe Coffee, The Greats of Craft and Please Don't Tell, with access limited to Mint, Mosaic 4 and JetBlue Premier World Elite Mastercard holders, charging $39 for extra guests.
- Beginning in February, JetBlue Airways will sell annual and day passes but said basic-economy ticket holders are ineligible; it plans a second BlueHouse at Boston Logan International Airport next year.
- With rivals and card issuers competing for premium travelers, JetBlue Airways expects its 140-capacity BlueHouse lounge to deepen TrueBlue loyalty and finance future lounges as credit-card uptake grows.
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JetBlue to open first-ever airport lounge at JFK next week
JetBlue is unveiling its first-ever airport lounge at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport in a major push to expand its premium services, the airline announced Thursday.The lounge, called BlueHouse, will open Dec. 18 at 5 a.m. in Terminal 5. A second location is scheduled to open in 2026 at Boston Logan International Airport’s Terminal C, the air carrier said.Designed to "feel like an extension of home" and inspired by New York City…
JetBlue launches its first lounge with the debut of BlueHouse at JFK
Today, JetBlue shared news of its first-ever lounge, BlueHouse, at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK). Located in Terminal 5 (T5), the space opens on December 18 at 5:00 a.m. The debut is part of the airline’s JetForward strategy, which focuses on customer-centric, premium offerings. The airline’s inaugural lounge blends comfort, design, and modern amenities […]
First look: JetBlue unveils first-ever airport lounge at New York JFK
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