What is JetBlue Mosaic elite status?

JetBlue Mosaic is JetBlue’s loyalty program for frequent flyers. It has four elite tiers — Mosaic 1 through 4 — that offer benefits like free checked bags, priority services, and Move to Mint upgrade certificates.

How do I qualify for JetBlue Mosaic status?

You qualify for Mosaic tiers by earning Tiles during a calendar year:- Mosaic 1: 50 TilesMosaic 2: 100 TilesMosaic 3: 150 TilesMosaic 4: 250 Tiles; Status is valid for the rest of the year in which you qualify and the full following year. Tile balances reset annually.

How do I earn Tiles with JetBlue?

You earn Tiles in multiple ways:- Flying JetBlue: 1 Tile per $100 spent (before taxes/fees)JetBlue credit card: 1 Tile per $1,000 spentPaisly by JetBlue: 1 Tile per $100 spentJetBlue Vacations: 1 Tile per $100 spent;

What are the benefits of Mosaic status tiers?

Each tier includes:- 3x bonus points on paid flights2 free checked bagsPriority check-in, security, and boardingComplimentary alcoholic beverages and same-day flight changesEven More Space seat selection at check-in (Mosaic 1) or at booking (Mosaic 2+)Move to Mint certificates (tiers 3 and 4)Dedicated customer support; Higher tiers also offer Avis status upgrades and more Move to Mint upgrades.

What is JetBlue’s 'Perks You Pick' program?

As you earn Tiles, you unlock customizable perks:- Before Mosaic status: Pick 1 perk per 10 Tiles (e.g. Group B boarding, bonus points, free drinks)At each Mosaic tier: Pick 1 bonus perk (e.g. IHG Platinum status, $99 card credit, pet fee waiver); This adds flexibility and value as you progress toward elite status.

How long does JetBlue Mosaic status last?

Your Mosaic status lasts for the remainder of the year you qualify plus all of the following calendar year. Your Tiles reset on January 1 each year.

Andrew Kunesh

Andrew was born and raised in the Chicago suburbs but now lives in Queens, New York. He’s a lifelong traveler and took his first solo trip to San Francisco at the age of 16. Fast forward a few years, and Andrew now travels just over 100,000 miles a year, with over 40 countries, 20 travel credit cards and 3 airline statuses under his belt. Andrew was formerly a Senior Editor at The Points Guy and CNN Underscored.

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