JetBlue (JBLU) is opening airport lounges in New York and Boston, and launching a new premium credit card that will offer complimentary access.

JetBlue Airways will open its first airport lounges in its more than two decades of flying, a major shift for the low-cost airline as it chases high-spending travelers.

JetBlue announced on Thursday it would open its first-ever lounges, at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). The new premium spaces are set to debut in late 2025, first at the airline’s JFK Terminal 5 hub followed “soon after” by a JetBlue lounge space in Boston Logan’s Terminal C.

It's been a year of challenges for JetBlue. But the airline believes it can turn the corner with new premium offerings, a focus on leisure travel, and strategic cost-cutting.

U.S. airline JetBlue is opening its first airport lounges in New York City and Boston in an attempt to satisfy travelers and boost waning profits.

JetBlue Airways plans to open its first airport lounges as part of a plan to get more business from premium travelers.

JetBlue is making a new business move to attract premium members. Here's where its new lounges will be located.

JetBlue customers traveling through Boston will soon have access to one of the airline's first-ever airport lounges.

Two airports in the U.S. will soon offer JetBlue’s first-ever airport lounges amid the carrier’s bid to compete with bigger airlines for premium travelers.

JetBlue shared plans for its first airport lounges at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) and New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK). The openings are part of the airline’s “JetForward” strategy,

For air travelers of a certain age, it might be impossible to imagine a time without JetBlue. The airline arrived on the scene in 2000 and has had a substantial effect on the entire industry in the years that followed.