JetBlue does not provide automatic refunds if the price of your flight drops after you have already purchased your ticket. Once your booking is confirmed, the price is fixed, and the airline typically will not return the difference if fares decrease. This means that if you see a lower price for the same flight later, JetBlue usually won’t give you money back or credit for the difference.

However, there are a few ways you might still benefit if prices drop. If you purchased a refundable ticket or a flexible fare, you have the option to cancel your original booking and then rebook at the lower price. Keep in mind that refundable tickets tend to be more expensive upfront, but they offer more flexibility if prices change. For non-refundable tickets, canceling and rebooking can sometimes result in penalties or fees, so it’s important to check the specific terms and conditions of your ticket before making changes.

JetBlue also offers a Fare Lock feature that allows travelers to hold a fare for a short period by paying a small fee. This gives you time to decide whether you want to buy the ticket at that price, protecting you if the fare goes up, but it does not protect you if the price drops after purchase. Once you buy the ticket, the Fare Lock no longer applies, and you won’t get a refund if the fare decreases.

If you notice a price drop soon after purchasing your ticket, you can contact JetBlue’s customer service to see if they can assist. Sometimes, if it’s within 24 hours of booking, you may be able to cancel without penalty and rebook at the lower fare. This depends on seat availability and the specific fare rules. Acting quickly is important because prices and seat availability can change rapidly.

Some travelers also use third-party price monitoring tools or credit cards with travel protection benefits that offer price drop refunds. However, these services are not provided by JetBlue itself, so if you want to take advantage of this kind of protection, you’ll need to look for it outside of the airline.

In summary, JetBlue does not automatically refund you if your flight price drops after purchase. To save money, consider buying refundable or flexible tickets, use Fare Lock to hold fares before buying, or act quickly to cancel and rebook if a lower fare appears soon after your purchase. Always review the fare rules carefully before booking to understand your options and avoid unexpected fees.