JetBlue launches multi-flight bundles
JetBlue is giving flyers the chance to save money by buying air tickets in bulk, with the introduction of the GoPack ticket bundle service.
The New York-based carrier is offering GoPack deals for purchases of 6 or 10 one-way tickets on selected domestic routes.
Tickets are available for booking immediately through March 31 for travel until June 17.
Tickets are non-refundable once booked but are eligible for TrueBlue miles points.
The carrier is hyping the service as a more affordable business travel option as tickets can be shared among colleagues and booked separately.
Prices range from $739 for a 6-flight Californian bundle between Long Beach, San Francisco, Oakland, or Sacramento, to a $1,669 for a 10-flight package from New York to Orlando.
Other routes covered include New York to other Northeast cities including Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse, and between Boston and Washington, DC.
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