JetBlue now lets customers flying its domestic Mint business class use BlueHouse lounges for free.
The airline announced the change during a media preview of its new Boston Logan (BOS) BlueHouse lounge, saying complimentary access for Mint customers on domestic routes will begin when the Boston location opens on Thursday, Aug. 27. JetBlue opened its first BlueHouse in December 2025 at New York JFK. Airline president Marty St. George confirmed the expanded access at the preview.
Eligibility and fare rules
– Complimentary lounge access is available only to customers flying in a Mint or “Mint Flex” fare. Mint Base fares are not eligible.
– The expanded policy applies to Mint passengers on domestic and international flights. It does not extend to passengers booked in BlueFirst, JetBlue’s forthcoming domestic first-class product.
Who gets free access
– JetBlue Premier Card holders (the card carries a $499 annual fee)
– Mosaic 4 top-tier elite members in the JetBlue TrueBlue program
– Customers flying in Mint cabins (domestic or international)
Guest and pay-for-access rules
– Mosaic 4 members and JetBlue Premier cardholders may bring one complimentary guest; additional guests are $39 each.
– Mint customers may bring non-Mint guests for $39 each.
– Mosaic 1 and Mosaic 2 members, plus holders of the JetBlue Plus Card and the JetBlue Business Card, can buy single-entry access for $79 per person.
– Mosaic 3 members can access lounges for $59 per person.
Notes and disclosures
Card details and membership tiers referenced here reflect JetBlue’s published benefits and third-party card features; the card information was compiled independently. Opinions in this piece are the author’s alone and have not been reviewed or endorsed by any bank, credit card issuer, airline, or hotel chain.
