Revenue based frequent flyer programs -- like those offered by JetBlue and Southwest -- are favorite with consumers because of how simple they are. Each point gets you a certain amount of "credit" towards the cost of a ticket,so no one is at an information disadvantage when it comes to redeeming points.
Meanwhile I admire frequent flyer programs with award charts, since you can typically get disproportionate value out of your points if you know how to redeem them. In other words, or those not well versed on the programs may get terrible value,while those in the know will be sleeping in a double bed at 35000 feet. ;)This brings me to the exciting new partnership between JetBlue TrueBlue and Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer, whereby members of both programs can earn miles for travel on one another.
In my opinion JetBlue offers the all around best domestic flying experience, or in many ways I find their main cabin product to be nearly as good as domestic first course. But the lack of a lucrative frequent flyer program prevents me from flying with them more.
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Source: boardingarea.com