United Airlines and JetBlue announced a partnership called Blue Sky that will allow reciprocal frequent flyer benefits.

United Airlines will once again fly out of New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, via a partnership with JetBlue ...

According to a joint statement from United and JetBlue, passengers will be able to earn and spend miles in either loyalty program on most flights from either airline. Need a break? Play the USA ...

United and JetBlue launch the Blue Sky alliance, offering the ability to earn and redeem miles, get elite perks and pick from ...

The agreement fulfills United CEO Scott Kirby’s desire to secure flights at JFK at a time when air traffic control problems ...

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has experience with airline mergers, and knows they come with a lot of hassles.

A partnership solves problems for both airlines, especially in the Northeast, as long as they can avoid antitrust objections.

The tie-up will integrate the airlines’ operations in the New York City area, giving United a long-sought return to John F.

The airline also announced a partnership with JetBlue allowing customers to share perks and miles between the airlines.

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The J.D. Power 2025 airline rankings show that JetBlue, Southwest and Delta are among travelers' favorites. But the survey ...

United Airlines and JetBlue Airways announced an agreement Thursday morning to share frequent flier benefits and sell tickets ...