Getting boarding passes for Jetblue

[kandb]

I was just on the phone with Jetblue. I thought she said that we could get boarding passes 24 hours before our flight. How would I do this? Do I go on Jetblue.com and put our confirmation number in? Thanks for any info. Linda

 

[goofy4tink]

Yes, you can checkin, at the 24 hr mark. Just go to the JB website, plug in the asked for info. You can then print out your boarding passes. I find that it really doesn't do much if you have to check luggage. But if you're doing carryon only, it's a bit of a time saver at the airport.

 

[JoliBug]

Yup, on the left hand side where you can select a flight to book there are 3 tabs, the middle one is to check in, enter your departure city and confirmation number and click the orange button. Good luck.

 

[minster22]

I never could understand why anyone would bother with the online check in if you had checked luggage until I tried it. There is a separate line at Logan in Boston's JetBlue counter for checking your bags if you have already checked in(with no one waiting in line) and it also saved me from tipping and paying the curbside fee/person (sorry guys!!). It was actually faster than the curbside service. We are doing it this way again.

 

[goofy4tink]

I never could understand why anyone would bother with the online check in if you had checked luggage until I tried it. There is a separate line at Logan in Boston's JetBlue counter for checking your bags if you have already checked in(with no one waiting in line) and it also saved me from tipping and paying the curbside fee/person (sorry guys!!). It was actually faster than the curbside service. We are doing it this way again.

True. I just wasn't sure that JB is set up that way at every airport. That's what we do as well. But, we sometimes just forgo checking in at home and do it there, using the kiosks as well. Doesn't take much time at all...very quick.

 

[rflorek]

I never could understand why anyone would bother with the online check in if you had checked luggage until I tried it. There is a separate line at Logan in Boston's JetBlue counter for checking your bags if you have already checked in(with no one waiting in line) and it also saved me from tipping and paying the curbside fee/person (sorry guys!!). It was actually faster than the curbside service. We are doing it this way again.

Does anyone know if they have the same setup at the new T5 at JFK? I have only traveled with carry-ons recently so I didn't take notice of the counters. For our trip to the World, we are checking bags.

 

[scard192]

There is a separate line at Logan in Boston's JetBlue counter for checking your bags if you have already checked in(with no one waiting in line) and it also saved me from tipping and paying the curbside fee/person (sorry guys!!). It was actually faster than the curbside service. We are doing it this way again.

Good to know. I checked in on line for our flight tomorrow morning and we are checking bags.