JetBlue Check-in Policy

JetBlue allows you to check in for your flight online, via the JetBlue app, or at the airport. You can check in as early as 24 hours before your flight's scheduled departure time.

Online Check-in

To check in online, you will need your confirmation code, passport, credit card, TrueBlue number, or barcode. You can check in on JetBlue's website or in the JetBlue app.

App Check-in

To check in via the JetBlue app, you will need to download the app to your mobile device. Once you have the app, open it and enter your confirmation code. You can then check in for your flight and print your boarding pass.

Airport Check-in

If you are unable to check in online or via the app, you can check in at the airport. You will need to go to the check-in counter and present your confirmation code and ID.

Check-in Deadlines

The JetBlue check-in deadline for flights varies depending on the airport. For most flights, the deadline is 60 minutes before the scheduled departure time. However, the deadline may be earlier for some flights, so it is important to check the specific requirements for your flight.

Check-in policy for International Flights

JetBlue requires passengers to check in for international flights no later than 60 minutes prior to departure. This deadline is strictly enforced, and passengers who do not check in by this time may be denied boarding.

JetBlue recommends that passengers arrive at the airport at least 3 hours before their scheduled departure, especially if they are checking bags. This will give passengers enough time to check in, go through security, and clear immigration. If you are traveling to or from Cuba, the recommended check-in time is 4 hours before departure.

There are three ways to check in for an international flight with JetBlue: online, through the JetBlue app, or at the airport. If you check in online or through the app, you can print your boarding pass or have it sent to your mobile device.

The baggage allowance for international flights with JetBlue varies depending on your destination. You can find more information about baggage allowances on JetBlue's website.

In addition to checking in, there are a few other things to keep in mind when traveling internationally with JetBlue:

• You may need to provide proof of onward travel. This is a requirement for some countries, and you can find more information on JetBlue's website.

• You may need to complete a customs declaration form. This form is available at the airport, and you will need to complete it before you go through customs.

• You may need to go through immigration. This process can vary depending on your destination, so be sure to check with the relevant authorities before you travel.

Checked Bags

JetBlue allows you to check up to two bags per passenger. The checked bag fee is $35 for the first bag and $45 for the second bag. You can also purchase a checked bag in advance for a discounted rate.

Oversized and Overweight Bags

If your checked bag exceeds the size or weight restrictions, you will be charged an oversized or overweight bag fee. The fee for an oversized bag is $150 and the fee for an overweight bag is $100.

Lost or Delayed Bags

If your bag is lost or delayed, you can file a claim with JetBlue. You will need to provide your confirmation code and a description of your bag. JetBlue will do its best to locate your bag and return it to you.