JetBlue allows passengers to receive a refund or travel credit if the price of their booked flight drops, depending on the fare type and how the request is made. For refundable fares, if the price decreases after booking, passengers can request a refund for the difference, which is returned to the original form of payment. For non-refundable fares like Blue, Blue Plus, Blue Extra, or Mint, JetBlue may issue the fare difference as a travel credit. This credit is stored in the JetBlue Travel Bank and can be used for future flights within 12 months. Blue Basic fares may not qualify due to stricter rules and fees. To get the price difference, passengers must monitor fares and request the adjustment themselves, as JetBlue does not apply it automatically. Requests can be made through JetBlue’s website or customer service. If the flight was booked through a third-party site or travel agency, the request must go through that channel. JetBlue does not charge change fees for most fare types, making it easier to rebook at a lower price. However, any change to get the lower fare must follow the ticket’s rules. Acting quickly when a price drop is noticed helps increase the chance of receiving a refund or credit. JetBlue’s price drop policy provides flexibility and savings opportunities, especially for travelers who keep track of flight prices after booking. This policy helps make travel more affordable while offering options for refund or credit depending on the fare type.