How to Jump Blue (Non MyIDTravel Employing Carriers) Welcome aboard! The following information will make your reciprocal cabin seat agreement experience the easiest for both you and our Crewmembers. If you have any questions, please contact your airline s reciprocal cabin seat agreement contact or staff travel department. 1. Go online and make a listing for travel. You may do so by logging into http://www.myidtravel.com/myidlisting. 2. Select your employing airline. 3. Your username will be your 2 letter airline code (IN CAPS) followed by the word staff. (i.e. B6Staff) 4. Your password will be either your 3 digit ticketing code (i.e. 279) or myidlisting001. 5. Once logged in, select the Commuter Travel tab.
6. Enter your personal information and select JetBlue as the airline and your Travel Status to FA Commuting Listing. 7. Select the radio button of the flight you wish to list for. 8. If traveling domestically, your fare will be $0.00 on the next screen. If traveling internationally, taxes that need to be paid will be displayed.
9. If traveling domestic, you may click Skip this Section for APIS/Secure Flight and just enter your date of birth. If traveling international, fill out your passport information to speed up your check in. 10. The confirmation screen will show all of your flight details and any charges you may have for international travel.
11. Click submit, and you are done!
Frequently Asked Questions 1. Do I need to list via MyIDTravel before checking in with an agent? Yes. This takes the task of listing for travel away from reservation and airport agents and puts it into your hands. 2. May I still call 800 JETBLUE and make a listing via the telephone? No. All listings must be self made via the booking engine. 3. What is the dress code for riding on JetBlue? You full company uniform or business casual attire. No denim, athletic shoes, or open toed shoes are allowed. 4. How many bags am I allowed to bring? If traveling in uniform, a standard set of bags may include: roller suitcase, tote bag, and lunch bag. If we are unable to accommodate your roller suitcase in the cabin, we will gate check it for planeside pickup. If traveling in business casual clothing, the standard 1 carry on, 1 personal item will apply. If we are unable to accommodate your luggage in the cabin, we will be happy to check it to your final destination to claim at baggage claim. 5. May I travel with my pet? <No answer. I ve had people do it, but not sure what the official company line is.> 6. May I travel with an infant? No. Reciprocal Cabin Seat Agreements are for current, qualified flight attendants only. 7. May I sit on any extra flight attendant jumpseats? No. Jumpseats are only for qualified JetBlue flight attendants and pilots. 8. Who may use this Cabin Seat Agreement? Current and qualified flight attendants from airlines we have an agreement with, that have an airline ID badge with the word CREW. This also includes members of management that hold flight attendant certification.
9. How do I check in? When can I check in? You may check in up to 24 hours prior to departure. The following avenues are preferred for check in: Online at www.jetblue.com Kiosk JetBlue mobile app for ios and Android Airport Agent 10. How do I check in via the JetBlue mobile app? Under My trips & check in, tap the magnifying glass at the bottom for Find itinerary Input your confirmation number and last name, followed by submit. You will receive a notification 24 hours prior to departure to check in. Tap through each of the questions and you are all set.