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JetBlue is offering a new unlimited three-month flight pass starting August 22 in a move geared toward business travelers, according to the AP.
The Blue Pass offer covers roundtrip flights from Boston, Mass. and Long Beach, Calif. to any of the 55 JetBlue cities for $1,999 and $1,299 respectively.

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/jetblue-u...z1TWCKqWcB

I did this a few years ago.

Although it was way different. One month, unlimited and way cheaper. (Probably better).

If you live in NYC or Boston (Jet Blues Hubs), its a pretty good move.

Update:

This one looks a little different. Might be only " Boston, Mass. and Long Beach, Calif" which would be weesh.

Post: #2

(07-29-2011 12:58 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  JetBlue is offering a new unlimited three-month flight pass starting August 22 in a move geared toward business travelers, according to the AP.
The Blue Pass offer covers roundtrip flights from Boston, Mass. and Long Beach, Calif. to any of the 55 JetBlue cities for $1,999 and $1,299 respectively.

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/jetblue-u...z1TWCKqWcB

I did this a few years ago.

Although it was way different. One month, and way cheaper. (Probably better).

If you live in NYC or Boston (Jet Blues Hubs), its a pretty good move.

They had it last year for about 700 bucks from any major American city. I waited too long, I could have been flying to Vegas, LA, Jamaica, Mexico, Barbados and DR for free.

Only problem is, that I'd have to make the 2 hour commute to Buffalo (my nearest American city to do so). Trust me, I would have murdered it.

Post: #3

good find

it goes from those "hubs" to any of their 55 domestic cities

Post: #4

I'm on it

Much appreciated, G!

Post: #5

BostonBMW -

What up holmes!

You haven't been around in a while. This thing is tailor made for you.

You can get your Caribe on for sure.

Let us know how it goes.

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(07-31-2011 07:49 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  BostonBMW -

What up holmes!

You haven't been around in a while. This thing is tailor made for you.

You can get your Caribe on for sure.

Let us know how it goes.

Just hustlin for dollers, G. I jumped on it -- have a few reservations lined up. Finally making some moves.

Read the latest entries on your site, you've taken it to the next level, didn't even think it was possible..

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We need 2 sticky's for all-you-can-fly (or ride) deals - one for the real world and one for the USA. The reason I make this distinction is the USA isn't the coolest place to be traveling at airports. With new "profiling" measures which kicked on Jan 2013, non-whites especially have to watch out. No kidding, no exaggeration, I am serious.

Do I really want to travel from American city to American city anyway? Not really. So let's have it brothers, there must surely be travel deals out there.

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I had a married squeeze in Long Beach for a while, so NYC to Long Beach would have been golden for me, as I also have a ton of friends in LA also.

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I would kill for one of these in Europe.

Strike that. I would sell my country short on bad mortgages and then demand a bail out when shit goes south for one of these in Europe.

If I lived in the US I would have one of these yesterday. Heck, I'd buy two as a way to pinch myself to make sure it's not a dream.

Post: #10

G Manifesto,

Interesting find.

When you did this years ago, were there any extra or hidden charges, even if small, when you actually booked your flights? Tax, fuel surcharge, airport charge, scew-you-in-the-ass charge?

Post: #11

I think it's gone now.

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(03-01-2013 02:41 PM)Technics Wrote:  G Manifesto,

Interesting find.

When you did this years ago, were there any extra or hidden charges, even if small, when you actually booked your flights? Tax, fuel surcharge, airport charge, scew-you-in-the-ass charge?

I think I did this back in '09, so I don't really remember.

Post: #13

(03-01-2013 02:38 PM)Vicious Wrote:  I would kill for one of these in Europe.

Strike that. I would sell my country short on bad mortgages and then demand a bail out when shit goes south for one of these in Europe.

If I lived in the US I would have one of these yesterday. Heck, I'd buy two as a way to pinch myself to make sure it's not a dream.

Europe has discount carriers that actually give reasonable discounts though.

I would take a >$100 flight across Europe over this deal any day.

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(03-01-2013 08:08 PM)canucktraveller Wrote:  Europe has discount carriers that actually give reasonable discounts though.

I would take a >$100 flight across Europe over this deal any day.

Not with this flexibility, remember I'm European. Sure there's RyanAir but you'll be leaving and arriving out in the bush hours away from your final destination.

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(03-01-2013 02:54 AM)Dick Stroker Wrote:  We need 2 sticky's for all-you-can-fly (or ride) deals - one for the real world and one for the USA. The reason I make this distinction is the USA isn't the coolest place to be traveling at airports. With new "profiling" measures which kicked on Jan 2013, non-whites especially have to watch out. No kidding, no exaggeration, I am serious.

Flying in the US does generally suck. Not sure on what you are talking about with the new "profiling" though?

I highly doubt they would be smart enough to actually start profiling correctly. Like the Israelis do.

I've been profiled for years. White, male, traveling internationally, alone with out a clear source of income = Potential drug runner... "Step this way sir" ....

Post: #16

so is jetblue becoming the ryan air of north america?

Post: #17

Damn, this is fire
Too bad I hate the logistics of flying so much... still something i'd pull off 4x/month if I had a telecommute job.
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Post: #18

Wish there was something like this for us folks living in London wanting to travel around European for extended weekend trips ...

Post: #19

Is there another deal like this currently or are there none currently?

Post: #20

JetBlue is also contemplating free WiFi on all flights, permanently. Initially, they were going to offer it free on the first 30 planes they installed it on for a limited time, but they plan on exploring whether or not to implement it for free, forever.

Post: #21

Boys, I posted this two years ago.

Post: #22

Yea, I didn't realize that until after the fact. And I think a lot of other posters on this thread as well.

Post: #23

A bit expensive for me, but good to know. Thanks dude.