When JetBlue cancels your flight, the airline provides several options to assist you, depending on the reason for the cancellation and the timing. If the cancellation is due to a situation within JetBlue’s control, such as mechanical issues, crew scheduling, or operational problems, the airline typically offers compensation and accommodations. In most cases, JetBlue will attempt to rebook you on the next available flight to your destination at no extra charge. If rebooking isn’t possible within a reasonable timeframe—generally considered two hours—you are entitled to a full refund of the ticket to your original form of payment. You can also choose to receive the value of the ticket as a JetBlue Travel Bank credit, which can be applied toward future flights. In situations where the cancellation causes significant delays, JetBlue may provide additional compensation. For controllable cancellations, if the flight is canceled within four hours of departure, passengers may receive a $50 travel credit. If the cancellation occurs after the scheduled departure time, passengers may be eligible for a $100 travel credit. These credits are usually applied automatically to the traveler’s JetBlue account. If the cancellation results in a delay that stretches several hours or requires an overnight stay, JetBlue often provides meal vouchers, hotel accommodations, and ground transportation to the hotel. This is more likely when the cancellation is within the airline’s control. If the cancellation is due to events outside of JetBlue’s control, such as weather issues, air traffic control delays, or other safety concerns, compensation may not be required. However, JetBlue still aims to support passengers in these cases by rebooking them or helping with lodging when feasible. Travelers are encouraged to act quickly, as available seats on alternative flights may become limited. You can manage your rebooking through JetBlue’s website, mobile app, or by contacting customer service. It's also possible to make changes at the airport help desk. JetBlue advises passengers to monitor their flight status closely, especially during severe weather or peak travel periods, as proactive rebooking can often be done before arriving at the airport. Additionally, passengers should keep receipts for any expenses they incur due to a canceled flight, as JetBlue may consider reimbursement on a case-by-case basis. Understanding JetBlue’s cancellation policy allows travelers to respond calmly and efficiently when a flight is unexpectedly canceled. The airline’s goal is to minimize disruption by offering flexible options, prompt rebooking, or fair compensation depending on the circumstances. Knowing whether the cancellation is within or outside the airline’s control helps determine what kind of compensation or support you can expect. In every case, JetBlue aims to ensure that passengers are not left without assistance, offering clear steps to resolve travel issues and reach their destinations as smoothly as possible.