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Are you a business owner who loves to fly JetBlue?
If you don’t love flying with the carrier yet, the JetBlue Business Card might help you develop warm feelings.
Heads up: What you should consider before applying for the JetBlue Business Card
It may not be the best card for all business owners, particularly those with little access to a JetBlue hub or a partner airline hub.
Or perhaps your business doesn’t have a lot of flight related expenses. For those who spend more on office supplies or gas, other cards may present better point earning potential.
This may not be the right card for you if your business has credit challenges or if you’re still looking to build business credit.
If you’re interested in earning rewards for flying JetBlue but not sure if a business card is the right choice, there are other ways to enjoy JetBlue’s big rewards.
Bottom line: Is the JetBlue Business Card right for you?
The JetBlue Business Card has no blackout dates, no limit on points earned and no expiration date for points.
Even if your line of business doesn’t necessitate frequent travel, the rewards are noteworthy.
Unless JetBlue’s hubs are difficult to access, this card’s likely to be a good bet for travel rewards.
About the author: Sarah C. Brady is a San Francisco–based financial consultant, workshop facilitator and writer. In addition to writing for Credit Karma, Sarah writes for Experian, LendingTree, Magnify Money, MSN News and more. In her … Read more.
