JetBlue Card from American Express

The JetBlue Card from American Express is an airline mileage credit card especially designed for those who travel frequently with JetBlue airlines and want to benefit from their reward program.

Quick facts:

• Our rating: B
• Interest rate:14.49%, No introductory rate available
• Earning rewards: 1 Dollar spent equals to 2 Award Dollars if the card is used for entertainment, leisure, travel and dining purchases; for all other purchases 1 dollar spent equals to 1 Award Dollar
• Reward options: 200 Award Dollars equal to 1 TrueBlue Point; 100 TrueBlue Points equal to 1 round trip flight
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Each dollar spent earns the owner an Award Dollar. For entertainment, leisure, travel and dining each dollar spent earns double Award Dollars (so for $1 spent you get $2 Award Dollars). The places which can get you double Award Dollars include restaurants, movie theaters, concerts, golf courses and other places where you can have fun.

As part of the program, 200 Award Dollars equals to 1 TrueBlue Point and 100 TrueBlue Points equals to 1 round trip flight. With the first purchase, owners receive 50 TrueBlue Points, which is half of the amount needed for a round trip flight. TrueBlue points don’t expire as long as you use the card or fly JetBlue. The amount of points which can be earned is not limited.

In addition to these facilities, the owners benefit from the American Express services offered for every card, such as purchase protection, travel accident insurance or extended warranty services.

The annual fee is $40 while the APR is 14.49%. No introductory rate available. The balance transfer APR is 3.99% during the first 6 months of membership. The cash advance APR is 19.99%. The grace period is 20 days for purchases.

So if you are flying with JetBlue often and afford to pay in full each month after the introductory rate expires, the JetBlue Card from American Express is definitely a very good option for you.

If the JetBlue Card from American Express isn’t the one for you, read about the many other many other options in both travel rewards and airmile credit cards.

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