JetBlue Grounds "All You Can Fly" Deal

By: Tricia McDermott
Topics: Economy

(AP Photos/Bebeto Matthews)

Citing a "swift and huge" response, JetBlue airlines announced on its Web site Thursday that it was ending its All You Can Jet promotional deal early.

The company began selling the $599 pass last week. It allowed for unlimited travel to the carrier's 56 U.S. and international destinations from Sept. 8 through Oct. 8. All open seats were included with no blackout dates, though tickets were based on availability and had to be booked at least three days in advance.

"We wanted to ensure those who bought the pass could get the flights they want, so we capped the number of passes we would sell," JetBlue spokeswoman Jenny Dervin told Reuters. "And we reached that number yesterday."

The offer had been due to expire Friday.

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by SkirtLifter August 20, 2009 2:39 PM EDT: they are going bankrupt on Sept 7th; Reply to this comment


by stupa2 August 20, 2009 1:46 PM EDT: "They capped that number sterday" What was it 3 passes they sold!; Reply to this comment


by nomealaska August 20, 2009 12:23 PM EDT: TheMasses are more comfortable with a flat earth and none of those flying thingamagiggy's.; Reply to this comment