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Earlier today USeless Airways published cheap fares to/from Hawaii and all 3 of Continental’s hubs throughout the end of their schedule.

I didn’t post it because it was a fake, they had published a great fare but they allocated exactly zero seats to the sale!

Nevertheless Continental felt the need to protect its fortress hubs and just matched all 3 of the fares. And they actually had the class to allocate seats to the sale fares!

Houston-Honolulu-$340+ RT On Continental

Cleveland-Honolulu-$353+ RT On Continental

Newark-Honolulu-$432+ RT On Continental

You can save an additional 5% instantly off these fares and get double miles by using your Continental MC and using the code: Onepass

Continental is running an unadvertised sale for dozens of southern/midwestern/eastern US cities to/from Honolulu. The fares start at $400+ RT.

Valid travel dates are between 04/01 and 06/16.

With creative routing you can earn a boatload of prized elite-qualifying miles…

You can save an additional 5% instantly and get double miles by using your Chase Continental Consumer MC or Continental Business MC and using the code: Onepass

Continental:

20% off flights from the US to Europe: US2EUR

Rules:

-Purchase by 03/03

-Valid for outbound travel from 04/06-04/15, return no later than 04/20.

-Saturday night or 5 night stay required.


AA:

15% off flight to/from Hawaii: DFHAWAII

Rules:

-Book by 03/04

-Travel between 04/01 and 06/20


10% off flights between JFK and Los Angeles or S. Fancisco and between Washington/IAD and Los Angeles: AA178E1W

Rules:

-Book by 02/26

-Travel between 02/26 and 04/07

-Blackout: Several, see link for details.


20% off flights between Canada and anywhere in the Western Hemisphere: DFCANADA

Rules:

-Book by 02/29

-Travel between 04/01 and 06/20

-Blackout: 05/15-05/26.

Update: Here is an offer for $125 when you open a Chase account. Some people are saying that the Continental offer and the $125 offer can be combined. YMMV (Your mileage may vary). Either way it must be done in a Chase branch.

$125 Offer PDF Linky

You may need to get your own unique code, this is only available by logging into the secure section of Chase’s website:
$125 Offer Unique Code Linky

Chase counts incoming ACH transfers from other banks and incoming paypal/google checkout revenues as direct deposits!

Continental Offer Linky

-10,000 miles for opening up the checking account with direct deposit.

-10,000 miles for opening a Continental/Chase debit card. ($25 annual fee)

-7,500 miles for adding 3 additional cardholders with no annual fee.

HT:SBS

Update-2:30pm: This fare has been pulled from the central airfare database as of 12:30pm, however if you hurry it is still currently bookable (it can take 3-6 hours for new airfares to be updated depending on the booking site)

Save an additional 5% instantly and get double miles by using your Chase Continental Consumer MC or Continental Business MC and using the code: Onepass

This is a pretty good fare for a Continental mileage run. You’ll get 4,650 elite qualifying miles if you route yourself via Cleveland. You can make same-day turnarounds with this fare. It is valid for travel between 01/21 and 02/29 except for Sundays.

Any elite status earned now would be valid through February 28th, 2010.

Indianapolis-Las Vegas-$74+ RT On Continental

Offer Linky

Valid for US rentals through 01/31/08

HT: Levi

You can earn 3 Continental Onepass miles for each dollar spent at any stores in Newark Terminal C or in Houston Terminal E. Just drop off your receipts of purchases made in those terminals at designated Continental promotion tables in those same terminals along with your mileage number to earn the miles. You can earn up to a maximum of 5,000 miles/account.

5,000 Onepass miles can be transferred into 5,000 miles on 8 other airlines, 25,000 Choice points, or 10 Southwest credits.

I’m sure you can rack up the miles quickly by hanging around the food court during your layover… (Any long-timers will probably be reminded of this classic deal and the dumpster diving that went along with it. Yes, I got over 150 free tickets with that deal. No, I didn’t resort to dumpster diving to get them, although I had people emailing me with proof that they did!)

Always get double miles and save 5% on all Continental flights with the Continental Business World Mastercard or the Continental Consumer World Mastercard and using the code: Onepass.

Save 5% on Continental flights. Travel must be completed by 12/31/07.

Use the following code in the Continental.com offer code box: zazpbsskc1

Update: There’s been some interesting discussion in the comments about whether you will be able cancel the card once you get the miles and have them prorate the annual fee, or if you will be able to switch this card into a no annual fee card and get the miles for free. The bottom line is that YMMV (Your mileage may vary) you might get a great rep who will help you out and you can wind up with this whole deal for free, or you might not.

Is the deal hot? Yes, and it’s simple why. Even if you can’t get Chase to prorate or waive the $85 it is worth it because of the value of a mile.

In essence you are buying 20,000 miles for $85, a cost of about 4/10ths of a penny per mile.

As far as the uses go:

-Coach ticket to Israel on Continental is about $1,000 for 70,000 miles= 1.42 cents per mile value

-BusinessFirst ticket to Israel is about $5,000 for 100,000 miles= 5 cents per mile value.

-3 systemwide RT Tickets on Southwest/ATA is about $1,000 for 20,000 miles=5 cents per mile value.

-12 systemwide RT tickets on Southwest with a companion pass is worth at least $5,000 for 50,000 miles=10 cents per mile value.

-5 nights of $400 hotel rooms is worth $2,000 at a cost of 20,000 miles=10 cents per mile.

As you can see, buying miles for under half a cent each is a hot deal, and can be extremely hot if you make good use of the miles, or if you get the fee prorated or waived and pay nothing!


Related Links:
Transfer Amex/Amtrak/Continental/Starwood Into Choice Points And Southwest Credits Post!

Chase Amtrak Mastercard Post



Continental Business World Mastercard Linky

Continental Consumer World Mastercard Linky

Chase bank offers 2 Continental Mastercards, a consumer and a business version.

They both now offer 20,000 Continental mile upon signup.

They can be applied for at the same time without any problem.

Best of all-both cards are churnable, so even if you’ve gotten a bonus from Continental in the past you can earn it again!

Unfortunately both cards have $85 annual fees, which are not waved for the 1st year. But the value you can now get out of Continental miles far outweighs the fee for a year.

What you can do with just 20,000 Continental miles:

Boring:

-Use all of it for a short-haul domestic flight on Continental.

More interesting uses:

-Transfer it into 100,000 Choice Privileges points, enough for 5 stays at normally $400/night Manhattan hotels.

-Save up for a 70,000 coach(3.5 card churns) /100,000 businessfirst ticket (5 card churns) to Israel.

-Transfer it into 40 Southwest credits. Assuming you took my advice and signed up for the 8 free credits, you now have a couple options:

-3 Sytemwide Round-Trips on Southwest Or 3 Systemwide Round-Trips besides Hawaii on ATA.

-1.5 Round-trips to Hawaii on ATA (32 credits/Hawaii ticket)


Chase has just upgraded the Continental Airlines Business Card to “World For Business” status.

World Mastercards are the only US issued credit cards that offer free CDW insurance when renting a car in Israel.

Both Continental cards have “World” status.

Additionally both cards will let you save 5% on all Continental.com tickets by using the code: ONEPASS
Other benefits for the business card include:
-Earn 5,000 more bonus miles once you spend $25,000 on the card.

-Earn 2 miles per dollar spent on Continental tickets.

-Earn 2 miles per dollar spent at restaurants, gas stations, and at office supplies stores!

-Earn 1 mile per dollar spent elsewhere.

Continuing on the fallout from yesterday’s mileage transfer post…

Dave said,

“I have 9,000 miles on Continental. Is there anything good I can do with them?”

Leibel said,

“Can i only transfer a minimum of 20k or can i transfer 12k or so (from my starwood account). And can i do a few thousand at a time? Thanks!”

DanFan said,

“Dan,

I’ve been checking this site for a LONG time. This is a great deal. I have one question: Do you know if less than 25k continental miles can be transferred to amtrack points and then to choice points? I don’t want the SW deal since it doesn’t work for me, but I do want to use the continental miles (which I’ll never use otherwise) for a hotel stay near me…”




Although the Southwest deal is incredible-I can understand that it doesn’t benefit NY’ers unless they don’t mind flying from their nearest airport served at Islip, Long Island.

That being said the other options such as the choice hotel nights or luxury hotel stays remain an excellent value, as well as transferring miles to other programs.

There are minimum transfer and incremental requirements with Continental, for example you cannot transfer less than 5,000 Continental Onepass into Amtrak points, and all transfers must be in increments of 5,000!

Well, officially you can’t anyway.

Dave and DanFan, with 9,000 miles on Continental what you can do is 5,000 Continental=5,000 Amtrak=25,000 Choice. Then you can transfer 5,000 choice for 1,000 Continental to get you over the 5,000 increment hump.

At this point you have 20,000 Choice and 5,000 Continental, which is good for another 5,000 Amtrak=25,000 Choice. So your 9,000 Continental miles became 45,000 Choice rewards, or more than enough for 2 nights in a $400/night Manhattan hotel!

Leibel, the only problem of transferring less than 20,000 Starwood points is that you will lose out on the 5,000 point bonus.

Update 3: People have been asking me which part of the deal is the most tenuous. In my opinion if this deal were to fall apart it would be the ending/weakening of the Amtrak-Choice transfer at a 1:5 basis. Once you bring your AMEX/Amtrak/Continental/Starwood points into Choice you will be in a much better position…


Update 2: There is some confusion about the length of life for the free Southwest tickets. Southwest credits are valid for 2 years. Once you get 16 credits it turns into a free systemwide RT ticket, which is valid for 1 year from the date of issue. Once it expires you have 2 more years to reinstate it online for an additional year at a cost of $50. You have up to 5 years to reinstate it over the phone, but you will need to save the award ticket number, as that gets deleted from your account 2 years after the award expires.


Update: Moshe is reporting in the comments that it seems he is getting 25,000 Amtrak points for just 20,000 Starpoints. Please post your own findings in the comments!!!


Sneak peak-Among many other possibilities: Just 40,000 Starpoints or 50,000 Continental miles/AMEX points can get you 12 free Round trip tickets on Southwest and a yearlong Southwest companion pass!


This deal is truly incredible, yet there are so many ways of exploiting it that it may get very complicated…

The deal is good if you have any of the following currencies:

-AMEX MR points. (Good job to all those who got in on the 25,000 AMEX MR Business Gold Card deal!)

-Amtrak Guest Rewards points.

-Continental Onepass miles.

-Starwood Starpoints.


Step 1: (Optional, only necessary if you have AMEX MR points)

AMEX MR Points can be transferred into Continental Onepass miles on a 1:1 basis via the AMEX website. (25,000 AMEX points=25,000 Continental miles)


Step 2:

Continental Onepass miles can be transferred into Amtrak Guest Rewards points on a 1:1 basis by calling the Onepass service center at 713-952-1630. (25,000 Continental miles=25,000 Amtrak points)

Starwood Starpoints can be transferred into Amtrak Guest Rewards points on a 1:1 basis by calling Starwood at 888-625-4988. There is some inconsistency with the 5,000 point bonus. Some people are getting 25,000 Amtrak Guest Rewards points for 20,000 Starpoints, while others are only getting 20,000 (Officially the 5,000 points bonus is only for when you transfer Starpoints to Airline partners, not Amtrak. In practice, Starwood seems to be giving many people the 5,000 point bonus when you transfer 20,000 Starpoints over to Amtrak.)


Step 3:

Amtrak Guest Rewards points can be transferred into Choice Privileges points (A hotel loyalty program) on a 1:5 basis via the Amtrak website. (25,000 Amtrak points=125,000 Choice points)

You can transfer out a maximum of 25,000 Amtrak points per calender year. (Amtrak elites can transfer out up to 50,000 per calender year)


Step 4:

-Choice Privileges points can be transferred into Southwest Rapid Rewards credits on a 5,000:2 basis via the Choice website. (5,000 Choice points=2 Southwest credits. 125,000 Choice points=50 Southwest credits. 250,000 Choice points=100 Southwest credits.)

-Choice Privileges points can be transferred into Air Canada Aeroplan miles, Alaska Airline Mileage Plan miles , American Airlines AAdvantage Miles, Continental Onepass Miles, Delta Skymiles, Mexicana Frecuenta miles, Northwest Worldperks miles, United Mileage Plus miles, or USAirways Dividend miles on a 5,000:1,000 basis via the Choice website. (5,000 Choice points=1,000 miles)

-Choice Privileges points can be used for Choice hotel stays via the Choice website. You can nab a $400 hotel room in Manhattan for just 20,000 points/night.

-Choice Privileges points can be used for over 240 luxury hotels worldwide starting at just 24,000 points/night!


OK, so before going on, let’s recap a bit:

-You can now transfer Continental miles/AMEX points to 8 other airlines without losing a single mile in the process. (25,000 AMEX points=25,000 Continental miles=25,000 Amtrak points=125,000 Choice points=25,000 miles on 8 other airlines!)

-You can transfer 20,000(if you’re lucky) or 25,000(if you’re not so lucky) Starpoints into 25,000 Continental or United miles without the huge devaluation of transferring directly at a 1:2 basis.

-You can turn 25,000 Continental miles/AMEX points or 20,000-25,000 Starpoints into 6+ nights in expensive hotels.


Now for the fun part:


Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards:

-16 credits is enough for a free systemwide Round Trip ticket.

(Every 16 credits you earn gets you a free Southwest drink coupon if you’re 21+)

-32 credits is enough for a free Round Trip ticket to Hawaii on ATA.

-100 credits earned from any source within a 12 month period earns you a free companion pass!

The companion pass:

-Does not cost any credits, it is a free perk.

-Is valid for 12 months after it was earned.

-Allows you to bring along another person for free whenever you fly Southwest, even if you are flying on a free mileage ticket!

-Is valid for a seat anywhere that Southwest flies.

-Must be made out in a specific person’s name. That name can be changed up to 3 times after you set the original name.

-Is not subject to any blackout dates or capacity controls-you can confirm a 2nd seat for free whenever you fly.

-Does not require you to pay for regular flying taxes, you only responsible to pay $2.50 per segment for 9/11 security fees.


So, 50,000 Continental miles/AMEX points or 40,000-50,000 Starpoints will get you 50,000 Amtrak points, which will get you 250,000 Choice points, which will get you 100 Southwest credits!

Jackpot, right?

There’s just one hiccup in that logic, unless you have Amtrak elite status you can only transfer a maximum of 25,000 points out of your Amtrak account per calender year.

That’s actually not too big of a problem: it doesn’t say anywhere that you can only have one Amtrak account!

If you would rather keep life simple and not have 2 amtrak accounts you can also transfer 25,000 points out this year, and then the other 25,000 points on 01/01/08.


OK, Jackpot! 12 Round-Trip tickets and a companion pass (6 award flights for 96 credits, times two because of the companion pass) for just 50,000 Continental miles/AMEX points or 40,000-50,000 Starpoints!


One caveat: Amtrak Guest Rewards has earned a bad reputation for axing United as a transfer partner overnight without any prior warning back in 2004. Amtrak may end this transfer opportunity at any time, so:

1. Do not delay-do this ASAP!

2. Do not let points idle in an Amtrak account, transfer them to Choice points ASAP.


As far as how this values a mile, here are a couple quick guesses:

-4,000 Continental miles is enough for a $400 Manhattan hotel room. Value=.10/mile

-50,000 Continental miles is enough for a 12 Round-Trip tickets and a companion pass. Value=???? It all depends if you use those tickets for $100 flights or $1,000 flights and how often you use the companion pass!

So is it worth getting 8 free Southwest credits for enrollment? Absolutely! Is it worth using Obopay to generate Continental miles? That’s your call!



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Here are some of the changes that I warned were coming previously in “Continental Airlines Tidbits…

-Unlike Delta’s recent move to the contrary, Continental will continue to offer EasyPass rewards as long as there is a seat on the flight!

-Effective 12/01:

-Elimination of the 500 mile, online booking bonus.

-Effective 02/01:

-Standard Rewards will be renamed “SaverPass”

-First Class reward mileage requirements will be changing for travel within or between the 48 contiguous U.S., Alaska and Canada. SaverPass rewards will increase to 50,000 miles from 45,000, and EasyPass rewards will require 100,000 miles instead of 90,000.

-EasyPass BusinessFirst rewards between North America and the following regions will increase:

• Asia will increase to 300,000 miles from 250,000.
• India/Africa/Middle East will increase to 300,000 miles from 250,000.
• TRAVEL BETWEEN THE U.S. AND ISRAEL VIA THE NONSTOP EWR-TLV FLIGHTS WILL NOT BE AFFECTED BY THIS CHANGE AT THE PRESENT TIME!
• Southern South America will increase to 250,000 miles from 180,000.

-Tickets issued before Feb, 1, 2008, regardless of travel dates, will be honored at the lower reward amounts.

Continental has been one of the few major carriers to consistently turn a profit. They do so not with offshoring their calling centers (ahem, United) but by listening closely to what their frequent flyers have to say.

They still serve free meals on domestic flights, and all call centers are US based. Their airport clubs (Free access with AMEX Plat) are top-notch, offering free wi-fi and alcoholic beverages that most others charge for.

Continental’s Onepass mileage program has been getting more generous of late, and now only trails AA in terms of standard reward availability. It also contains bargains like 70,000 mile coach tickets/100,000 BusinessFirst tickets to Israel. Reward availability is even better for elite members.

Continental has a dedicated employee who takes the time to post online about new initiatives and program changes, and makes sure that any problems reported by flyers online are resolved.

The entire executive team spends a couple days every year meeting up with an online focus group of frequent flyers to discuss the issues and give them a behind the scenes look at the airline.


Odds and ends learned and various program changes that came out of this year’s meeting:

-Ability to standby on the day of departure for International BusinessFirst mileage upgrades. Until now this was only possible to/from Hawaii. They haven’t done this until now due to the fear of phantom bookings, and Continental said they will cancel the program if the system is abused…

-Addition of a million-mile elite club. This will be based on actual flown miles, like Delta and United. It will be retroactive for all previous flown miles.

-There are no current plans to “spin-off” the Onepass mileage program a la Air Canada.

-Mileage rates will be going up later this month for select routes…

-Continental will not have an economy-plus section like United’s.

-Continental will start filling middle seats from the back of the plane towards the front.

-Continental’s 787’s will be 9 seats across in a 3-3-3 configuration and a 17.5″ seat width.

-Continental plans to fly to Sydney at some point with the 787.

-Continental will open the first airline club in Las Vegas, in the 2nd quarter of 2008.

-Air France awards can now be booked online-more Skyteam partners to come.

-Airplane internet access is coming soon. VOIP will probably be blocked.

-You will soon be able to use part of an electronic travel certificate and keep the residual value.

-Priority standby for elites coming soon.

-US Airways exiting Pittsburgh was a major catalyst for the planned 40% expansion of the Cleveland hub.

Offer Linky 

-10,000 miles for opening up the checking account.

-7,500 miles for opening a Continental/Chase debit card. ($25 annual fee)

-7,500 miles for adding 3 additional cardholders.

When you’re done you’ll have enough miles for either:

-A free domestic ticket.

-36% of a ticket to Israel in coach

-25% of a ticket to Israel in businessfirst

Update 2: Everything is sold out again!


Update: More BusinessFirst tickets are now available!!! Hurry! First-Come, First-served!

Please contact Joel at <number redacted>

Available for Sukkos or Pesach travel-prices will range from just $2500 to $3500 based on travel dates!



Originally posted 09/06:

Thank You For The Absolutely Incredible Response! Everything Has Been Sold!

Gourmet kosher meal menu, created by Israel’s finest chefs.

Take A Tour Of Continental’s BusinessFirst B777 6.5 foot sleeper seat.
Read More About Continental’s BusinessFirst experience.

I have a very limited amount of tickets available from Newark to Tel Aviv nonstop on Continental Airlines for sale. (Connections via Newark are available as well)

Continental’s Boeing 777’s only have 2 classes to Israel, BusinessFirst and Coach.
BusinessFirst comes with complimentary access to airport clubs in Newark and Tel Aviv, where you’ll be able to enjoy the complimentary wi-fi and drinks, take a shower, or even get your suit pressed.


The tickets can be used for this Sukkos or Pesach!

These are not mileage tickets-they are confirmed BusinessFirst tickets that will earn full mileage, and 150% elite miles.


Sample Date: Prices will vary, depending on the exact date/flight desired.

April 14-April 30, 2008: (Pesach)
Price on Continental.com for BusinessFirst, including taxes from Newark-Tel Aviv (Booking class: BusinessFirst-D): $4,974.00

Dansdeals.com One Time Special for BusinessFirst, including taxes from Newark-Tel Aviv (Booking class: BusinessFirst-D): $2,499.99

Update: The $150 just posted to my Continental Account without any issues!

Deal originally posted 03/14-12:31 am.
Deal status: DEAD!
Reminder: You must make a purchase with this card by April 3rd to get the $150 Continental money!

Be sure to follow these steps in order to get credit!

Step 1: If you do not yet have a Continental Onepass account Sign up for one here. Otherwise go on to step 2.

Step 2: If you do not yet have a Continental Gift account Sign up for one here. Otherwise go on to step 3.

Step 3: Register for the $150 flight credit offer by entering in your onepass number.

Step 4: PRINT AND SAVE THE PAGE CONFIRMING THAT YOU ARE REGISTERED FOR THE PROMOTION IN CASE YOU DO NOT GET THE FLIGHT CREDIT!

Step 5: Apply for the Continental Consumer Mastercard.

Step 6: You must make your first purchase with the card by April 3rd, so hurry up and apply today!

Notes:
-The flight credit will post 6-8 weeks after your first purchase.
-The flight credit is good for at least 36 months.
-The flight credit can be used online.
-The continental credit card is churnable.
-A free ticket from the US to Israel on Continental is 70,000 miles in coach and 100,000 miles in business-first.
-The card’s annual fee is $85, but you will get 15,000 miles and a $150 flight credit!
-The card gives you 5% off all Continental flights for the first 12 months you have it.
-The card gives double miles for many purchases including all continental purchases.
-The card also allows you to hold the price on continental.com tickets for 24 hours.

You must give these guys a credit card number to sign up so that they can track your purchases.
If you just want the signup bonus there’s no reason that you can’t give them a citi virtual card number or prepaid card number…
In my area it appears that the only current merchants they have are dry-cleaners.
500 Free United Miles Linky
500 Free Continental Miles Linky
500 Free Delta Miles Linky

“Israeli Airforce Nearly Shoots Down A Continental 777″
Previous Incident Linky

This happened this past Tuesday. I’m not sure why this story wasn’t on any of the major news sites…anyone know somebody that was on this flight?
Story Linky

Update: Continental isn’t finished with United and their $94 hub attack just yet, they just filed a $94 NYC-DEN fare, which will be bookable by 4:00pm or so…

Continental just published a $94 between the United hubs of Denver and Washington D.C.
Save 5% by using your Chase Continental MC and using the code: Onepass
Should be bookable by about 4:00pm est.

NYC-Denver-$94+ RT On Continental
Washington D.C.-Denver-$94+ RT On Continental

2 Thumbs up to Continental Airlines for this gesture!

The Membership Rewards bonus mile offer on page 118 of our February inflight magazine is not valid and was due to a printing error. For those of you that have made any Membership Rewards transfers into your OnePass account between 1-Feb 2007 and this coming Sunday 11-Feb 2007, we’ll make good on the bonus (one per account). To get the bonus, all you’ll need to do is call the OnePass Service Center (713 952 1630) after your Membership Rewards transfer is completed.
Scott O’Leary
Managing Director, Customer Experience | Continental Airlines

You must have a Continental Onepass mileage number to register.
To register call 800-554-5522 and mention promotion code 27001.
Get 10,000 bonus miles for tickets booked in J/D/A/C fare classes or 5,000 bonus miles for tickets booked in Y/H/K/N/B/O/V/U fare classes.
Travel must be flown between 1/15/07 and 4/15/07.
You can earn up to 50,000 miles for this promo.

Don’t have an Amex? There’s no excuse for anyone not to carry at least 1 Starwood Consumer and Business Card!

To get the best signup offers available for these cards go to the “Ctownbochur.com Knowledgebase” on the right and click on the “credit card profiles” drop-down menu!

When buying tickets on…

Continental:
Use the Continental Consumer or Business Mastercard and save 5% by logging into your Continental mileage account, and entering the following code into the “Offer Code” section on the home page of Continental.com: ONEPASS

Delta:
Use the Delta Business Amex and you will get 5% of the cost of all tickets bought at Delta.com rebated automatically on your statement.

Use the Jetblue or Starwood Business Amex and you will get 3% of the cost of all tickets bought at Delta.com rebated automatically on your statement.

Jetblue:
Use the Jetblue Business Amex and you will get 5% of the cost of all tickets bought at Jetblue.com rebated automatically on your statement.

Use the Delta or Starwood Business Amex and you will get 3% of the cost of all tickets bought at Jetblue.com rebated automatically on your statement.