The JetBlue Card From American Express |
| The JetBlue Card from American Express is intended for people who frequently fly with JetBlue Airlines. It offers a rewards program and an introductory APR of 3.99 percent. Before filling out a credit card application, learn more about what this card has to offer. |
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- Get 50 TrueBlue® Points after your first purchase — that's halfway to an Award Flight!
- TrueBlue points don't expire. Use your Card or fly JetBlue and we extend the life of your points for a full year
- Earn one Award Dollar for virtually every dollar you spend
- Earn Double Award Dollars on entertainment, leisure, travel and dining
- 200 Award Dollars = 1 TrueBlue point and 100 TrueBlue points = one round trip flight
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| Intro Rate |
Intro Rate Period |
Regular APR |
Annual Fee |
Balance Transfer |
Credit Needed |
| 0.00% |
N/A** |
14.99 %* |
Yes* |
Yes* |
Good Credit |
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The JetBlue Card from American Express – CostsThe JetBlue Card from American Express has several APRs and fees that you need to become familiar with before applying for this credit card. There is a $40 annual fee. This fee will need to be paid when you open your account. You have the option of paying this fee upfront or charging it to your account. This fee will automatically be charged to your account on your anniversary date. If you make your payment late, then you will be assessed a $30 late fee. If you go over your credit limit, then you will be charged a $30 over the limit fee. If you get money from an ATM using your JetBlue Card from American Express, then you will be charged a three percent cash advance fee.
The JetBlue Card from American Express – Introductory OfferThe introductory offer for this card has several restrictions. First of all, in order to take advantage of the 3.99 percent introductory APR you will need to submit your requests for balance transfers when you apply for your card. The introductory APR will only apply to these transactions and it will only be applicable for six months. After the introductory period, your balance transfer APR will increase to the regular rate. |
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