Airline card review
JetBlue Card
The no-fee JetBlue card. No checked bag, so it is mainly a way to earn TrueBlue points.
Open to new applicantsPartly verified
At a glance
Annual fee$0Barclays' product page has an annual fee section, but the amount did not render during this build. This card has historically carried no annual fee.
Welcome offer10,000 bonus points$1,000 in 90 days
IssuerBarclays
Rewards programJetBlue TrueBlue
Foreign transaction feeNot confirmed
Welcome offer
10,000 bonus points after $1,000 of spending within 90 days.
Shown on Barclays' own JetBlue Card product page on 2 November 2026.
Earning rates
| Rate | On | Cap or condition |
|---|---|---|
| 3x | Eligible JetBlue purchases | No cap stated |
| 2x | Restaurants and eligible grocery stores | No cap stated |
| 1x | Everything else | No cap stated |
Benefits and credits
- No foreign transaction fees Historically included. Not confirmed on the page we read.
Restrictions worth knowing
- No free checked bag.
- The annual fee did not render on the issuer page and is stated here only as historically $0.
How to use it well
- If you check a bag on JetBlue even once a year, the Plus card's bag benefit beats this card's lack of a fee.
- Reasonable as a free way to keep a TrueBlue balance active.
Sources and freshness
What we checked: Welcome offer and earning rates read from Barclays' own product page, 2 November 2026. The annual fee did not render and is flagged rather than asserted.
- Barclays: JetBlue Card — read November 2, 2026
Last updated: November 2, 2026.
Other JetBlue cards
- JetBlue Plus Card — $99, open to new applicants