JetBlue’s Boston BlueHouse Lounge Will Open This Summer — Including a Full Kitchen, Thankfully

After JetBlue opened its first-ever airport lounge at JFK in December 2025, we’ve been eagerly anticipating the second BlueHouse location in Boston.

We’re excited to find out that we don’t have to wait much longer, as JetBlue has confirmed the lounge is on track to open this summer. Better still, it will have a full kitchen, which is an improvement over the New York City location.

Let’s check out the details of this exciting development.

JetBlue’s New BlueHouse at Boston Logan

As the departure airport for most of JetBlue‘s transatlantic flights, Boston Logan (BOS) makes the most sense for the airline’s second airport lounge.

While JetBlue’s keeping tight-lipped about an exact opening date, Boston’s BlueHouse is expected to welcome passengers near the end of summer.

It will be located in Terminal C and should be open during similar hours as its JFK counterpart from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. ( thought exact times are yet to be confirmed).

New England’s coastal heritage will meet JetBlue‘s core brand elements to create a welcoming, homey space brimming with character.

A major difference between the 2 BlueHouse locations is that this location will have a full kitchen for guests departing from Boston. Due to spatial and operational limitations, this wasn’t possible at JFK. However, JetBlue has confirmed to Upgraded Points that it is actively seeking a solution to begin serving more hot food at the JFK location.

How To Access JetBlue BlueHouse Lounges

You’ll need to fall into one of the following categories to be eligible to use the new Boston BlueHouse:

• Be flying in Mint on a transatlantic flight to Amsterdam (AMS), Barcelona (BCN), Dublin (DUB), Edinburgh (EDI), London (LGW/LHR), Madrid (MAD), or Paris (CDG).
• Be a JetBlue Premier World Elite Mastercard^® holder
• Have Mosaic 4 status

It’s worth noting that passengers flying on Blue Basic fares aren’t eligible for BlueHouse lounge access, even if they have a JetBlue credit card or Mosaic 4 status.

While paid access is available at JFK’s BlueHouse, it’s yet to be confirmed whether it will be available in Boston.

As exciting as this is for U.S. travelers heading to Europe, JetBlue doesn’t plan on offering lounge access at the European airports it serves.

Final Thoughts

The countdown is nearing its end. JetBlue’s second BlueHouse will open in Boston this summer.

We’ll be sure to update you once we learn more details, including the exact opening date and operating hours.