JetBlue does offer a refund or credit if the price of your flight drops after booking, but it depends on the type of fare you purchased. If you booked a Blue, Blue Plus, Blue Extra, or Mint fare and the price decreases for the exact same flight, you can rebook at the lower price and receive the difference as a credit in your JetBlue Travel Bank. This credit can be used for future travel and is valid for one year from the date it is issued. You can make this adjustment online or through customer service, and it usually only takes a few minutes for the credit to appear in your account. For travelers who used points, the difference is returned in points rather than cash. However, Blue Basic fares do not qualify for free changes, so if you want to take advantage of a lower fare, you will need to cancel and rebook, and a cancellation fee applies. This fee is deducted from your refund and the remaining amount is credited to your Travel Bank. The cancellation fee for Blue Basic fares can vary depending on the route, but generally ranges from one hundred to two hundred dollars. If JetBlue cancels or significantly changes your flight, you may be eligible for a refund or rebooking without any penalty, regardless of fare type. JetBlue also offers a Best Fare Guarantee for flights booked directly with them. If you find a lower fare on another U.S. website on the same day you booked your JetBlue flight, and the itinerary and details are exactly the same, JetBlue will issue a travel credit for the difference, plus an additional bonus credit. To use this guarantee, you must call JetBlue on the same day you made your original booking. The credit from a fare drop is not issued automatically; passengers need to monitor prices and take action themselves. The fare difference must be for the same flight number, date, time, route, and fare class to qualify. Credits are typically processed quickly and stored in your Travel Bank for future use. They are non-transferable and must be used within twelve months. This policy encourages passengers to keep an eye on their booking and rebook if they notice a better deal. JetBlue’s approach rewards proactive travelers and provides a flexible way to get more value from a ticket. While Blue Basic offers fewer options, the other fare types give travelers a chance to adjust and save if market prices change. In summary, JetBlue refunds the difference in fare as credit if the price drops for the same flight, as long as you take the necessary steps to rebook or request the adjustment. The Travel Bank credit can be used for future travel and is valid for a year. Passengers need to act on their own, as JetBlue does not automatically issue credits for lower fares. This policy can help frequent travelers save money if they monitor prices and respond quickly.