Jetblue Will Bring Back Successful 'All-You-Can-Jet' Pass Next Year

December 3, 2009 at 9:28 AM | by JetSetCD | Comments (0)

Roll up your sleeping mat and begin hoarding the snack-size bags of chex mix—Jetblue has kind of announced that a second wave of the now infamous All-You-Can-Jet Pass is coming in the future.

Yesterday, during the Jetblue corporate retreat at West Point, a few veteran AYCJers were invited to talk about their experiences using the pass, which got them all the Jetblue flights they could handle between September 8 and October 8 for only $599 (plus some international taxes, if you flew out of country). Although it seems like just yesterday that the pass ended and the #AYCJ tweets petered out on Twitter, Jetblue execs are already prepping for the remix by promising a free, second AYCJ pass to these seven founding All-You-Can-Jetters.

Just when we thought that Brazil airline Azul's "Passporte Azul" would become the only sequel, Jetblue has stepped back up to the plate. It just goes to show that there can be imitators, but nothing as good (or as newsworthy) as the original.

Now no dates have yet been released, but September seemed like such an ideal month for it. We're guessing next year, same jetting time, same jetting channel? Maybe this time we'll even take them up on it ourselves, seeing as how our one big reason for not doing it this year was Jetblue's lack of in-flight WiFi. Not that we expect them to have it next fall, but maybe a few planes? Pretty please with cherries on top?

Rest assured that we'll be keeping our ears to the track for any more AYCJ news in the future.

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