JetBlue not too long ago unveiled plans for lounges at each Boston Logan Worldwide Airport and New York’s John F. Kennedy Worldwide Airport. These two lounges would be the first for the New York-based service, which has steadily labored to improve its premium-cabin providing over the previous couple of years, together with with the launch of its Mint business-class service.
The JFK lounge will open in late 2025, whereas the Boston lounge will open quickly after, according to a release from JetBlue. Eligibility for every lounge will likely be prolonged to loyalty members of the TrueBlue program (on the Mosaic 4 stage), passengers flying transatlantic within the Mint cabin, in addition to cardholders of a soon-to-be-announced JetBlue bank card.
The JFK lounge will likely be 8,000 sq. toes, and the Boston house will span 11,000 sq. toes. Each places will characteristic conventional facilities resembling a full-bar, non-public workspaces, and extra.
“Lounges have turn into a necessary providing for the rising variety of prospects searching for premium experiences, and JetBlue’s lounges will additional enhance the worth of our TrueBlue loyalty program as we increase our portfolio of JetBlue bank cards,” JetBlue President Marty St. George stated within the launch.
JetBlue additionally revealed further upgrades on the horizon for frequent fliers on their airline, together with extra flexibility with award advantages such because the Transfer to Mint certificates.
Airline lounges have been opening at a gentle tempo, with each carriers and banks debuting lounges to amplify the client expertise. Delta Air Traces recently opened a 40,000-square-foot lounge for passengers of the Delta One cabin at New York’s JFK Airport.
Capital One additionally introduced its plans to open a 13,000-square-foot lounge at JFK, with no particular scheduled date. American Specific has beforehand opened a number of Centurion Lounges at numerous airports, together with New York’s JFK and Harry Reid in Las Vegas.