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JetBlue: 25% Off Base Fare Flights Promo Code FALL2024 – Book by 7/10/24

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JetBlue Base Fare Sale

If you’re booking with JetBlue, you can currently use promo code FALL2024 to get 25% off base fare flights – book by 7/10/24.

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The Offer

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Get 25% off base airfare using promo code FALL2024

Book by 7/10 (11:59PM EST)

Travel 9/7-11/20/24 (Excludes Friday and Sunday travel)

Terms

  • Promo code: FALL2024
  • Book by 7/10 (11:59PM EST)
  • Travel 9/7-11/20/24 (Excludes Friday and Sunday travel)
  • Discount applies to base fare
  • Valid on nonstop flights only
  • Not valid on transatlantic flights or Mint
  • Not valid on previous bookings
  • Redeemable only on jetblue.com
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