JetBlue Travel Products announced it has opened access to its travel booking platform Paisly to all travelers – with a focus on TrueBlue members. Paisly was previously available only to those booked on a JetBlue flight, but starting in February, all travelers can use Paisly to book cars, stays and activities, all while earning TrueBlue points—even if they’re taking different means of transportation to get to their destination. Giving all travelers the ability to book other travel components all in one place, with a 24/7 dedicated phone line to Paisly’s helpful humans and one-point-of-contact for all their purchases, further positions JetBlue as a provider of high-quality travel options across the entire travel journey.

Launched in 2021, Paisly was designed to use a customer’s flight information to unlock exclusive deals for cars, stays, and activities, offering JetBlue’s signature customer service that goes above and beyond what customers expect from a typical travel website. Now, even TrueBlue members without a flight itinerary can access exclusive savings and points on Paisly, allowing them to earn rewards on the rest of their trip, even when they’re not flying JetBlue. For TrueBlue members and customers with upcoming JetBlue flight itineraries, the amount of the discount they are offered on Paisly varies:

• Customers with an upcoming JetBlue flight can save up to 20% off hotels and up to 35% off car rentals.
• TrueBlue members without a JetBlue flight will still have access to up to 15% off hotels as well as discount offers on car rentals.

The more ways customers interact with JetBlue, the more TrueBlue points and perks they can earn, whether it’s for flights, hotels, cruises, vacation packages, car rentals and more. As part of JetBlue’s refreshed and enhanced TrueBlue® Loyalty Program, which launches this spring, TrueBlue members will also earn tiles (the new way to track and measure progress toward Mosaic status, JetBlue’s most loyal group of travelers) based on their combination of eligible travel spend and credit card spend, not just one or the other.