Canceling a JetBlue flight Call 1‑866‑284‑2457 may qualify you for a full refund depending on fare type and timing.

When you book a flight with JetBlue and need to cancel your plans, understanding their refund rules is important. Your refund eligibility depends on your fare type, how soon you cancel, and whether JetBlue cancels the flight itself. Here’s what you should know.

1. Fare Types and Refund Eligibility

JetBlue offers several fare options with different refund rules:

* **Blue Basic Fare** – lowest cost, most restricted. No changes and no refund except in rare circumstances.
* **Blue, Blue Extra, or Blue Plus Fare** – moderate flexibility. Eligible for refund under conditions.
* **Blue Flex or Mint Fare** – highest flexibility. Offers free changes and refunds.

Your ability to get a full refund depends on which fare you purchased.

2. Cancelling Within Twenty Four Hours

If you cancel within 24 hours of booking and your ticket was booked at least seven days before the flight, JetBlue typically provides a **full refund**, including fare, taxes, and fees. This rule applies even to basic fares and serves as a safe window to correct booking errors.

3. Cancelling a Blue Basic Fare

If you cancel a Blue Basic fare after the 24-hour window or less than seven days before departure, the fare is **non-refundable**. You won’t receive back the ticket cost, although you may recover government taxes or fees if you request them separately, depending on airline policy.

4. Cancelling Blue, Blue Extra, or Blue Plus Fares

If you book Blue, Blue Plus or Blue Extra:

* Cancel outside the 24-hour window but before departure, and you may receive a **full refund or future flight credit**, depending on your ticket and payment method.
* Some fares allow credit or voucher instead of cash refund, depending on fare rules and when you cancel.

Always review the fare rules before cancelling to confirm what you’ll receive.

5. Cancelling Blue Flex or Mint Fares

These premium fares offer the most flexibility:

* You may **cancel at any time before departure** and receive a **full refund to your original payment method**.
* No cancellation fee applies, even if you cancel the day of travel, as long as the ticket was unused.

6. JetBlue Cancels the Flight

If JetBlue cancels your flight for operational reasons, you are entitled to:

* A **full refund** of the unused ticket.
* Or a **free rebooking** on an alternate JetBlue flight.

You’re not penalized for voluntary cancellation, so pick whichever option suits you.

7. Missed the Flight (No Show)

If you do not cancel your booking and do not board your flight, JetBlue considers this a **no show**. In that case, your reservation is invalidated and **no refund or credit is provided**, unless you have purchased Blue Flex or Mint fare and your unused portion qualifies.

8. How to Cancel

To cancel and review refund options:

1. Log into JetBlue’s website or mobile app.
2. Go to “Manage Trips” and enter your confirmation code.
3. Find the itinerary and select “Cancel Flight.”
4. Review what refund or credit you’re eligible for.
5. Confirm cancellation to receive a confirmation number or email.

If online tools don’t work, contact JetBlue customer service by phone for assistance.

9. Refund Timing

* **Refundable fares** usually appear on your credit card or bank account within a few business days.
* **Travel credits or vouchers** often show up in your JetBlue account quickly, and may be valid for up to 12 months. Use them promptly before expiration.

10. Travel Insurance or Credit Card Coverage

If you cancel for reasons like medical emergencies or travel restrictions, travel insurance or credit card protections may reimburse your cost—even if JetBlue’s”