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New York, New York & Chicago, Illinois, February 10, 2026 – JetBlue (Nasdaq: JBLU) and United Airlines (Nasdaq: UAL) today announced the roll out of the next major customer benefit from their Blue Sky collaboration: beginning this week, travelers can start to purchase eligible itineraries operated by either airline directly on JetBlue.com, United.com and each airline’s mobile app.
For the first time, customers will be able to book flights on either airline using cash, points, or miles, giving travelers more freedom to shop and pay the way they prefer while accessing the strengths of either network. When searching for flights on either airline’s website or mobile app, customers will start to see more options from both carriers, making it easier to plan and book travel using the booking method of their choice. The airlines expect to later add the ability to book a single itinerary that includes flights operated by both JetBlue and United in the future.
This offering follows the successful introduction of reciprocal loyalty earning and redemption in 2025, which enabled TrueBlue® and MileagePlus® members to earn and redeem rewards across both carriers1. With revenue booking going live, JetBlue and United are delivering on their commitment to create a more connected, flexible, and seamless travel experience.
With Blue Sky, customers can…
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