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JetBlue and United combine loyalty programs: What LI travelers should know
United Airlines and JetBlue have announced a partnership of the major airlines’ customer rewards programs, officials with JetBlue said. The collaboration between the two airlines, called BlueSky, will allow customers of one airline to use or gain airline miles for flights with the other, according to Long Island City-based JetBlue.
With the Blue Sky partnership, JetBlue's TrueBlue members will be able to earn and use points for flights across United's ...
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The two airlines announced a new loyalty collaboration called Blue Sky, which will allow United’s MileagePlus members and ...
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