Earn Singapore Miles For Travel On JetBlue

Do you know if this is available immediately? Next weekend I'm flying Virgin America and crediting to SQ so it would be amazing if on my return on JetBlue (Mint!) I could do the same,

@ nemme -- I believe so, yep!

this is awesome. now i am far less hesitant to try Mint.

Another example: I just paid $400 for a JFK-SFO roundtrip. I booked the fare with a checked bag so I get 4 bonus points for the booking and 3 for flying. $400*7=2800 trueblue points. My fare is S one way and Z the other so I would get 50% of miles flown or 2586 Krisflyer miles. It seems pretty even in this example and your examples and you should probably credit to the program you are more likely to use.

Question I feel like a rookie for having to ask, but where do I find my Jetblue fare class? I can't seem to find it.

@James K. I looked on ITA matrix to find mine. I had already booked, but my flights were still available at the same fare when I looked. You could do the same if you are about to book a flight. I'm not sure if you can find it on JetBlue.com when booking.

I think after you book you can dig into the trip information to see the fare basis (I'm getting an error right now, but it should be possible).

I booked a RT flight on Jetblue and was wondering where to credit the miles to as they didn't have any good partners to credit too when I booked last month. So glad that Krisflyer is now an option (since I can transfer in reward currencies from multiple credit cards) and it's also useful how you put all the information in one place as I was trying to find it myself yesterday.

I am Jetblue Mosaic and get an additional 3 points per dollar spent. It looks like Krisflyer miles are never a good choice when you are Mosaic. Correct?

@ Paul Kidder -- Correct, in that case it probably doesn't make sense to credit to Singapore.

@ James K. -- Not a rookie at all, they make it difficult to find. One place it's shown is in the fare rules. Take a look at the first letter of the fare basis, which should tell you the fare code.

Also I take exception to this: "In my opinion JetBlue offers the all around best domestic flying experience, and in many ways I find their main cabin product to be almost as good as domestic first class."

JetBlue has slowly been shrinking their legroom to the point where it is barely special anymore. They now charge for a checked bag as well. Their TV's are tiny compared to some of the new offerings such as those on DL's 757s 767s that fly transcons. Only having a tv option versus a tv+movies and other on demand programming is way behind their competitors.

5-10 years ago, JetBlue was by far the best domestic economy travel. Today, it is much closer to the mean. If you have any elite benefits on another airline, that airline will probably be better.

Being based in Hong Kong (and the occasional trip to SP) the ability to earn Krisflyer miles is a prime motivator for me. While flying stateside in the past I've often tried to relegate myself to routes conducive of my primary US plan (currently AA), but this should open up a range of possibilites.

So, I've got a future B6 booking and called this morning to have my SQ KF account # added to the record. The agent told me not possible to earn credit on SQ for travel on B6. Is this correct? Certainly doesn't seem so based on what I've read. Or is this a case of hang up and call again? TIA.

Lucky, does this mean one can transfer miles from JetBlue to Krisfly? If so, how do you do if?

@Mae

No you can not transfer points from one program to another, you can however earn miles with Krisflyer when flying Jetblue in the future.

So, it it possible to earn Kris Flyer miles when flying on JetBlue? I've called JetBlue several times to inquire about this. Each time I'm told it's not possible which is not what I've read here and elsewhere. Help anybody?

I recently transferred 400,000 miles to Singapore airlines from Amex. Due to illness may not be able to take trip. Can I put them back in amex or alternately in jetblue?