"Breakfast in Massachusetts, lunch in DC, dinner in Orlando, and back home by midnight. That was one of the epic days that my 10-year-old son and I recently flew - all for JetBlue Airways' "25 for 25" challenge. It's been thrilling to plan and execute these trips, with layovers so tight we sometimes barely had time for a bathroom break. Finding a flourishing community chasing this challenge has been one of the best parts."
"The promotion, created for JetBlue's 25th anniversary, is simple: Fly to 25 unique cities in the airline's network between June 25 and December 31, and you'll earn Mosaic 1 status for 25 years plus a lump sum of 350,000 points. There are some rules: You must connect your loyalty number to each flight; basic fares don't qualify; flights must be operated by JetBlue (not its partners, such as Cape Air); and only arrival airports count."
"Plus, Mosaic status until age 35 means he and his friends could enjoy the perks - like free bags, complimentary drinks, dedicated security and check-in, early boarding, and seat upgrades - on future spring break or summer trips in college. (Editor's note: You must be a Mosaic 3 member or higher to receive complimentary Mint upgrades and a Mosaic 4 for lounge access when JetBlue's open in late 2025.)"
A parent and his 10-year-old son traveled across multiple cities to complete JetBlue's '25 for 25' challenge, aiming to earn Mosaic 1 status for 25 years and 350,000 points. The challenge requires flying to 25 unique JetBlue-operated arrival airports between June 25 and December 31, linking a loyalty number to each qualifying flight, and excludes basic fares and partner-operated flights. The trips included tightly timed layovers and allowed shared experiences and community connections with other participants. The long-term benefits include waived baggage fees, complimentary drinks, priority boarding, dedicated security and check-in, potential seat upgrades, and substantial travel point value.
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