Which Credit Card Points Transfer To JetBlue?

Find out which partner credit cards earn rewards transferable to JetBlue and calculate which cards will earn you the most points.

Written By: Robert Flowers III

Updated On: 04-05-2025

Quick Overview

Earn JetBlue points with over 20 partner credit cards from 5 JetBlue credit card transfer partners.
Key JetBlue credit card transfer partners include Chase Ultimate Rewards, Citi ThankYou Rewards, and American Express Membership Rewards.
JetBlue points can also be earned using co-branded credit cards from Marriott and IHG, which can be great for topping off your account.

This page lists all JetBlue credit card transfer partners and shows the conversion rates of partner credit card rewards to JetBlue points. Use our calculator to determine which JetBlue credit card transfer partners will earn you the most points with JetBlue based on your monthly spending.

JetBlue credit card transfer partners

Citi ThankYou Rewards credit cards

If you have the Citi Strata Premier Card (or Citi Prestige which is currently unavailable) you will be able to transfer Citi ThankYou Rewards points to JetBlue. Every 1,000 Citi points you transfer from these credit cards will give you 1,000 JetBlue points.

Other ThankYou-point earning credit cards will still allow you to transfer points to JetBlue, but it will be at a lower 5:4 ratio meaning that transferring 1,000 Citi points will only give you 800 JetBlue points.

What makes Citi the best option for JetBlue is the Citi Strata Premier Card. The unlimited 3X earning rates across everyday categories and travel makes it very easy to earn points spending on the card. On top of that, you can pair it with the Citi® Double Cash Card to create a powerful 2-card combo that will also ensure that you earn at least 2X points on all purchases.

Here are the Citi credit cards you can use to earn ThankYou Rewards points:

Chase Ultimate Rewards credit cards

Chase offers three Ultimate Rewards credit cards that allows you to transfer points directly to your JetBlue account. Every 1,000 Chase points you transfer will give you 1,000 JetBlue points.

One of the best benefits of Chase Ultimate Rewards credit cards is the ability to redeem points for 1.25 to 1.5 cents each towards travel booked via Chase Travel. This gives you an alternative way to obtain high value out of your points in case you can't find good redemption value with JetBlue or if you need to book some other form of travel.

Here are the Ultimate Rewards credit cards that allow you to transfer points to JetBlue:

AMEX Membership Rewards credit cards

American Express offers a large selection of Membership Rewards credit cards that you can use to earn JetBlue points. Points earned with these cards can be transferred to JetBlue at a 5:4 ratio meaning that every 1,000 AMEX points you transfer will give you 800 JetBlue points.

This isn't the best of ratios when compared to Citi and Chase, but several of AMEX's premium credit cards do offer high earning rates in select categories that can still net you more points than both issuers after being transferred to JetBlue.

Here are the credit cards you can use to earn AMEX points transferable to JetBlue:

IHG One Rewards credit cards

The IHG One Rewards program offers three credit cards that you can use to earn IHG points on stays at IHG brand properties as well as on everyday spending. Points earned with these cards can be transferred to JetBlue at a rate of 5,000 IHG points for 1,000 JetBlue points.

IHG's premium credit cards can earn you up to 10X points per $1 spent on IHG purchases which is equal to 2X JetBlue points when transferred. Using IHG to earn JetBlue points is far from the "best" option, but it can be useful if you really need to top off your TrueBlue account.

Here are the credit cards that IHG offers:

Marriott Bonvoy credit cards

Marriott Bonvoy points can be transferred to JetBlue TrueBlue at a 6:1 rate. Every 6,000 Marriott Bonvoy points you transfer will give you 1,000 JetBlue points.

On top of that, you'll receive a bonus 2,500 JetBlue points for every 60,000-block of Marriott Bonvoy points you transfer to your TrueBlue account.

Marriott offers a long list of co-branded credit cards that can earn you up to 6 points per $1 spent at their properties. Unfortunately, due to the terrible transfer rate, this is equal to only 1 JetBlue point which is terrible — especially when compared to Marriott's other partners which are all mostly 3:1.

Here are the credit cards that Marriott offers:

JetBlue credit cards

If you're looking to maximize your JetBlue points, you'll want to consider picking up one of JetBlue's own co-branded credit cards — specifically the JetBlue Premier, JetBlue Plus or JetBlue Business Card. All of these cards will earn you up to 6 points per $1 spent on JetBlue purchases which cannot be beat by any of JetBlue's credit card transfer partners.

Even if you don't frequently make purchases with JetBlue, these cards can still be worth picking up due to the benefits alone, one of which being free checked bags for yourself and those traveling with you which can easily offset the fees associated with these cards.

Here are the credit card JetBlue offers:

What's the best credit card for JetBlue points?

Input your monthly and yearly spend amounts into our credit card finder tool to find out which credit cards will earn you the most JetBlue points and best return per $1 spent.

Results will include all co-branded JetBlue credit cards and all JetBlue Trueblue credit card transfer partners. Results will show up to the top 20 cards.

Want More Customization?

This calculator uses our valuations, the intro bonuses we have in the database, and includes the maximum (calculable) bonuses for each card. If you want to have control over these options and much more, check out this tool:

Rewards Credit Card Directory & Calculator: JetBlue Points

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Do note that any foreign currencies selected will automatically be converted to the card's default currency when calculating rewards.

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Calculator Options

Year 1 or Year 2+?

Year 1 - Calculate how much you will earn in your first year of being a cardmember. Includes Intro Bonuses (if toggled on) and will use the free or reduced first year annual fees for any cards that have them.

Year 2+ - Calculate how much the card will be worth the 2nd year and onward. Automatically turns off intro bonuses and will ignore first year free/reduced annual fees.

Include Intro Bonuses?

If set to yes, intro bonuses will be included for a card's calculation ONLY IF you have met the monthly spend criteria based on what's entered into the tool.

Note: We do not have intro bonuses for all credit cards (mainly partners and popular credit cards), and we cannot calculate intro bonuses for some cards due to the complexity of some spend requirements.

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Income Maximum

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Income Amount

Calculate Foreign Transaction Fees?

Many cards will charge you a foreign transaction fee when making purchases in a foreign currency. This is typically between 2.5% and 3% for most credit cards.

If set to yes, we will calculate the estimated fee for any spend entered into the calculator that is considered foreign. This amount will appear in the calculations as well.

Note: We do not have the foreign transaction fee rates for all credit cards.

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Results

Listed below are the results based on what you entered into the tool above. These estimates are to help guide you towards making the best decision when it comes to picking up a rewards credit card.

You can click on "Show Calculations" to see a breakdown of how the rewards were calculated, click on the card itself to learn more/apply through our partners (big thanks if you do!), or click on any of the other links to learn more about the card and it's rewards.

Do note that some of the calculations are rounded so it is possible that the estimated values may be off by a point or two when added up.

Remember that this particular tool uses our point/mile valuations, the intro bonuses we have in the database, and includes the maximum (calculable) bonuses for each card. If you want to have control over these options and much more, slide over to the Rewards Credit Card Directory & Calculator.

These calculations should be used for illustrative purposes only.