JetBlue does not automatically refund you if the price of your ticket drops after you purchase it. However, the airline has a policy that may allow you to get a refund or credit under certain circumstances. If you notice that the price of your flight has decreased after booking, you can reach out to JetBlue’s customer service to request a price adjustment or a credit for the difference. This is typically possible if you purchased a refundable ticket or if you are within the timeframe for making changes to a non-refundable ticket. JetBlue's policies can vary depending on the specific type of fare you purchased, so it’s essential to review the terms and conditions when you book your flight.

For non-refundable tickets, JetBlue does not offer price adjustments, but they do allow you to change your booking for a fee, and any difference in fare could apply. In these cases, if the price of your flight has dropped, you might be able to change to the cheaper flight and pay the difference or get a credit for future travel, minus any change fees. JetBlue offers a “Price Match Guarantee” on certain fares, but it only applies to specific situations, such as if a lower price is available on the same flight and date after booking, and if the difference is significant. In these cases, you may be able to request a refund for the difference.

One way to take advantage of any potential price drop is by purchasing JetBlue’s “Blue Flex” or “Mint” tickets, which are more flexible and allow for free changes and cancellations, as well as possible refunds if the price decreases. For those who frequently travel with JetBlue, signing up for the airline's TrueBlue loyalty program can also help, as members can receive discounts or travel credits in some situations. However, this does not guarantee a refund if the price drops after booking.

If you’re planning to book with JetBlue, it’s a good idea to check the airline’s website or call customer service about any specific price drop policies before booking your ticket. You might also want to monitor flight prices closely after booking and consider changing your flight if the price drops significantly, even if it involves paying a change fee. Another option is to book flights with more flexible fare rules, though they typically come with higher ticket prices upfront. In conclusion, while JetBlue generally does not offer refunds if ticket prices drop, there are some options for requesting adjustments or credits under specific circumstances, and flexibility in fare options can help you manage changes to your ticket price.