JetBlue does not offer automatic refunds or credits if the price of your ticket drops after you purchase it. Once you buy a ticket, the price is fixed for that booking, and changes in fares afterward usually do not affect your original ticket cost. This means that if you see the same flight cheaper later on, JetBlue will not refund you the difference. However, there are some options you can consider if you want to take advantage of lower prices. For example, if your flight has a flexible fare or you have purchased a refundable ticket, you may be able to cancel your original booking and buy the cheaper ticket, but this often comes with restrictions and fees. Most standard JetBlue tickets are non-refundable and do not allow for refunds based on price changes.

JetBlue does allow you to change your flight for a fee, depending on your fare type and when you make the change. If you decide to change to a cheaper flight, you might get credit for part of your original ticket price, but this depends on JetBlue’s policies and the difference in fares. Some fares, like Blue Basic, have more restrictions and do not allow changes without paying a fee. More flexible fares, such as Blue Plus or Blue Extra, may offer better options for changes. It is important to check the terms of your ticket before trying to switch flights.

Another way to save money on JetBlue flights is by using their price alert feature or booking during sales. If you see a price drop before you buy your ticket, you can take advantage of the lower fare. JetBlue often has sales or special offers announced on their website and through email. But once the ticket is booked, the airline does not adjust the price for you later.

If you are a member of JetBlue’s loyalty program, TrueBlue, you can use points to book flights, and sometimes JetBlue offers discounted point flights during promotions. This can be a way to get better value, but it does not mean JetBlue refunds money if cash ticket prices drop.

If you want to avoid losing money if prices change, consider booking refundable tickets or buying travel insurance that covers changes in your plans. Travel insurance policies vary, but some might help if you need to cancel or change flights for certain reasons. Still, they usually do not cover price drops.

In summary, JetBlue does not refund the difference if ticket prices drop after you buy your ticket. Prices are fixed at the time of purchase. You can change your flight depending on your fare type and pay fees if applicable, but price drops alone are not a reason for a refund. It’s best to watch prices before booking and choose a flexible fare if you think you may want to change your flight.