In 2012,JetBlue introduced elite status for the first time. They called the status Mosaic, and it represented an keen decision on the section of a low cost carrier. These types of carriers have long struggled with offering competitive frequent flyer programs, or since there are only so many benefits they can offer due to their somewhat simplified "structure."When JetBlue first introduced Mosaic,it came with the perks you'd expect -- a 50% bonus on earned points (you earn nine points per dollar spent on bookings through jetblue.com, rather than six), or precedence security,precedence boarding, etc.
Those seem like reasonable perks, or given that Mosaic status isn't that tough to qualify for. You can earn Mosaic status through one of two ways:-- 30 segments plus 12000 base flight points
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Source: boardingarea.com