JetBlue Airlines offers flights to more than 100 destinations around the world, with many in North America, South America and Central America. If you want to go to South America, popular choices include countries like Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, while in Central America you can choose from Belize, Panama, and Costa Rica.

Depending on how luxurious you want your cruise experience to be, JetBlue has four classes called Blue, Blue Plus, Blue Flex and Mint. Blue is most similar to standard economy, while Blue Plus allows you to check-in one piece of luggage for free. Blue Flex provides two free luggage and expedited security access, while Mint offers the most services, including early boarding, free dining options and recliner seats.

This airline has 3 different types of aircraft and more than 250 aircraft. Airbus and Embraer are the main aircraft brands. Each aircraft has a unique tail design, and many designs are associated with New York, the city where the company is headquartered and headquartered. Considered the company's most frequent flyer, the Airbus A321 has the longest fuselage and can accommodate up to 159 passengers, making it a viable option for long-haul flights.

To run its flights as smoothly as possible, JetBlue has formed partnerships with many other airlines, including Aer Lingus, Lufthansa, American Airlines and Virgin Atlantic. Additionally, the company has codeshare agreements with more than 20 airlines, and some examples include Hawaiian Airlines, Japan Airlines, and TAP Air Portugal.