To transfer JetBlue points to another person, you can do so through the JetBlue website or mobile app, where you can send points directly to another TrueBlue member.
First, log into your TrueBlue account.
Once you’re in, navigate to the “Manage Points” section.
There, you’ll find an option to transfer points.
You can enter the recipient’s TrueBlue account information and the amount of points you wish to transfer.
Be aware that transferring points can incur a fee, and the points must be transferred in increments of 1,000.
Once you confirm the transfer, the recipient will receive the points almost immediately.
Keep in mind, JetBlue points can only be transferred to members who have an active TrueBlue account.
It’s also important to note that points can only be transferred once every 12 months, so plan accordingly.
The process is straightforward, but always double-check the details to ensure everything is correct before you finalize the transfer.
Here’s a quick tip: communicate with the person you’re sending points to, so they know to check their account after the transfer.
Can I transfer JetBlue points to someone who doesn’t have a TrueBlue account?
No, the recipient must have an active TrueBlue account to receive transferred points.
Is there a fee to transfer JetBlue points?
Yes, transferring points may incur a fee, which is typically around $10 for every 1,000 points transferred.
How many points can I transfer at once?
You can transfer points in increments of 1,000, with a minimum transfer of 1,000 points.
How often can I transfer JetBlue points?
You can transfer points only once every 12 months, so keep that in mind for your planning.
Will the transferred points expire?
Transferred points do not expire as long as the recipient maintains their TrueBlue account in good standing.