Use Promo Code: 20FORYOU
-Book by 11:59pm EST on 11/14.
-Travel between 11/29/11-02/15/12.
-Blackout dates: 12/16/11-01/03/12
-Search flights within travel dates listed above.
-Enter code in promo code field exactly as it appears (case sensitive).
-You must select flights in order for discount to appear. Once selected you will see the discount amount displayed in the itinerary subtotal on the right side of the flights page.
HT: good sam, via the DansDeals Forums
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14 Comments On "Today Only! 20% Off Jetblue Flights!"
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Where do I put in the promo code? I already chose the flight and still can’t see where to put it.
@teacher4:
Did you click on the link in the post?
Cant figure out where to put the promo
@ah_yid:
It’s right on the Jetblue page I linked to in the post.
just booked on orbitz and can’t cancel, i hope price assurance kicks in
@Dan:
It worked!! Thanks
its not working :(…. when I select the flight and press continue it goes back to the search page…
@linda:
Let me guess. You are clicking on “edit search” instead of “continue”
hmmmm I dont think so.. I put in all the information and press “find flight” and it just resets my page š
oh well š
@linda:
Did you properly enter the airports into the search box?
Dan, thanks you! 6 pax for $360 all in!
BUF to JFK (one way)
worked! 5 tix ewr to mco 855! ty!:)
Does chase not look askance at multiple credit card purchases of tiny amounts? Is there a risk of them closing down your credit card if you do too many one cent (or even one dollar?) purchases?