JetBlue to Open its First Lounge, ‘BlueHouse,’ at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport

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JetBlue to Open its First Lounge, ‘BlueHouse,’ at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport JetBlue to Open its First Lounge, ‘BlueHouse,’ at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport
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JetBlue JFK Lounge

JetBlue (Nasdaq: JBLU) today announced that BlueHouse, the airline’s first-ever airport lounge, will officially open its doors at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) Terminal 5 (T5) at 5 a.m. ET on December 18, 2025.

As a major element of JetBlue’s broader JetForward strategy, which includes delivering more premium, customer-centric experiences, BlueHouse sets a new benchmark for approachable hospitality in the heart of T5. Inviting, stylish, and uniquely JetBlue, the space is designed to feel like an extension of home, inspired by the energy and character of New York City. It introduces a more relaxed, seamless experience to play, work and unwind, with thoughtful design and technology that reduce long lines and make travel feel easier and less stuffy from the moment customers walk in.

Key Highlights of BlueHouse at JFK Terminal 5:

  • 9,000 square feet and two floors bring an NYC apartment–style aesthetic to JFK Terminal 5 with Art Deco design, curated local art and playful nods to JetBlue’s history.
  • Local flavor infused through fresh bites curated by Union Square Events and beverages from NYC partners Joe Coffee, The Greats of Craft and Please Don’t Tell.
  • High-speed Wi-Fi, ample power outlets, a game room, open seating and quiet areas give space to the different needs of travelers looking to socialize, work and relax before flying.
  • Complimentary access is available to Mosaic 4 members 1, JetBlue Premier Cardmembers 1 and transatlantic Mint customers.

Home Away from Home, In Our Hometown

Spanning 9,000 square feet across two floors, BlueHouse blends the charm of New York’s iconic Art Deco architecture with the warmth of a classic city apartment. Decorative molding, brass accents and a lobby-style entry set the scene for a residential-inspired space that feels warm, personal and unmistakably JetBlue.

The lounge weaves together JetBlue’s history as New York’s Hometown Airline® with the Empire State’s spirit through art locally curated by Statement Of, and a mural designed by Artists for Humanity that features constellations of JetBlue destinations in the style of Grand Central Terminal’s iconic ceiling.

Prepared daily and curated by Union Square Events, BlueHouse offers guests fresh grab-and-go bites inspired by New York’s food scene like bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches with New York cheddar in the morning, and pastrami on rye or chicken Caesar wraps later in the day.

The beverage program celebrates the city’s craft culture, with draft and local beers, signature cocktails, and artisan wines curated by NYC hotspots The Greats of Craft and Please Don’t Tell, and some of NYC’s top sommeliers. Barista-made espresso drinks come courtesy of Greenwich Village founded Joe Coffee, alongside specialty chai and matcha from Brooklyn’s Dona and teas from Steven Smith Teamaker. Customers can also request travel-friendly amenities to make their journey even more comfortable.

BlueHouse combines open, social areas with cozy, quiet spaces designed for every kind of traveler. High-speed Wi-Fi and power outlets at nearly every seat keep travelers connected, while dedicated quiet zones provide a peaceful reset before takeoff.

For play, customers can visit the game room stocked with JetBlue-branded cards, chess, checkers and children’s toys. Customers can also take home a photo memento from a custom photo booth.

Lounge Access

JetBlue is deepening the value of its TrueBlue® loyalty program by making BlueHouse a signature benefit for its most loyal customers and premium travelers. Earlier this year, JetBlue introduced the JetBlue Premier World Elite Mastercard®, issued by Barclays US Consumer Bank, the airline’s first premium credit card offering complimentary BlueHouse access1, accelerated points earning and priority benefits.

Access to JetBlue’s lounges will be reserved primarily for Mosaic members, transatlantic Mint customers and JetBlue Premier Cardmembers to ensure a comfortable experience that avoids the overcrowding and long lines often seen in other airport lounges.

Complimentary BlueHouse access will begin at 5 a.m. ET on December 18, 2025, for the following customers:

Customers

Access Policy

Guest Policy

Mosaic 4 Members1

Complimentary

One complimentary guest
$39 per additional guest

JetBlue Premier Cardmembers1

Complimentary

One complimentary guest
$39 per additional guest

Transatlantic Mint Customers

Complimentary

$39 per guest

BlueHouse limited access passes will be available for purchase beginning in February 2026 for the following customers1:

  • Mosaic 1 – 3 Members
  • JetBlue Plus and Business Cardmembers
  • Non-transatlantic Mint Customers
  • Annual BlueHouse Members

Floor Plan for the Future

BlueHouse at JFK Terminal 5 is just the beginning. The lounge debuts as JetBlue continues a multi-year refresh of Terminal 5, bringing more than 40 new retailers and amenities for a more elevated airport experience. JetBlue’s investment in premium products to meet customer demand also includes an upcoming domestic first class cabin that will roll out next year.

JetBlue will expand BlueHouse with its next location set to open at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) Terminal C in 2026. For more information about BlueHouse, visit jetblue.com/bluehouse.

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