With the JetBlue Card you can earn a welcome bonus of 10,000 TrueBlue points after you have spent at least $1,000 within the first 90 days from account opening. The card also allows you to earn 3 TrueBlue points per dollar spent on in-flight purchases with JetBlue or its partner airline, Hawaiian Airlines. If you use your card for purchases at restaurants or eligible grocery stores you will earn 2 TrueBlue points per dollar. All other purchases earn you 1 TrueBlue point per dollar. Also, the card offers airline perks that include a 50% discount on in-flight food and drink purchases.

Even though car rental insurance is a common benefit on travel credit cards, the JetBlue Card does not offer this service. If rental car insurance is a priority to you, you might want to consider more robust travel credit card offers. Such cards usually come with an annual fee, however its benefits are also considerably more substantial than what you get from the JetBlue Card.

A one-way ticket on a domestic flight on JetBlue can be purchased with less than 10,000 points. Round-trip award flights, however, may range from less than 10,000 points up to as high as 120,000 points or more. Factors which may influence your ability to exchange points for flights may include route, time of year, class of fare and others.