Now that sanctions between the US and Cuba have been lifted, US carriers will soon be flooding the Cuban market with capacity. In March we learned the details of all the flights that US airlines wanted to operate to Cuba, which required approval from the Department of Transportation. Obviously a vast majority of airlines wanted…
Continue reading: JetBlue Flights To Cuba Are Now On Sale, And They’re A GREAT Use of Points
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When do you get the 10% back in points with JetBlue (I have the JEtBlue MAstercard). Is it when you book the flight or not until after you fly? I assume it's not until after you fly b/c as a Mossaic you can always cancel award flights and redeposit the points for free.
Good info though it took you seven full paragraphs (plus one chart) to finally get to your main point.
Even though the tickets are on sale, you must still fall under the 12 categories allowed, correct? Tourist related travel is still prohibited.
@Mark... the bloggers need you to click through and not be able to see the answer from a feed or email. If you notice the email summary that is sent you can NEVER see the point until you click.
Boycott JetBlue for establishing flights to Cuba, an oppressive dictatorship, lead by a murderous tyrannical government.
I was just reading up on this because some friends returned from just such a trip to Cuba. However, JetBlue doesn't go to Havana yet?! I wonder how straightforward/feasible it is to fly to Santa Clara Cuba and travel to Havana - and whether it's worth it at this point. Or to wait until B6 does begin serving Havana...