JetBlue’s Even More Experience Debuts on January 28

Updated: January 23, 2025, 11:42am CST

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Here Are the Perks of JetBlue Even More
EvenMore and Mosaic Status: How Does It Work?
Final Thoughts

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JetBlue has announced a start date for EvenMore, its rebranded premium travel experience, which used to be called Even More Space and now includes some extra perks besides more legroom.

The fare is now available for booking and on January 28, 2025, the EvenMore experience will debut aboard JetBlue planes.

Let’s take a look at what’s changing.

Here Are the Perks of JetBlue Even More

JetBlue said in a statement that customers buying EvenMore fares will enjoy new benefits including dedicated overhead bin space, complimentary alcoholic beverages, and a new premium snack.

EvenMore seats will be located at the front of each aircraft on planes configured in 1 class, or directly behind Mint on Airbus A321s with JetBlue’s flat-bed seats. EvenMore will not be available on Embraer 190 jets, which are being phased out by the end of 2025.

EvenMore perks and amenities are:

Extra legroom
Dedicated overhead bin space
Priority security access at select airports
Early boarding
Complimentary alcoholic beverages
A new premium snack option (Tiny Tate’s Chocolate Chip Cookies)
Complimentary headphones upon request

This confirms that EvenMore is not a separate class of service, but a slew of additional perks. It is not clear at this point how the introduction of EvenMore might affect JetBlue’s plans to introduce first class on planes that don’t have Mint.

JetBlue added that current Even More Space seats located mid-aircraft, overwing, or designated as exit row seats will become “extra legroom” seats. Since they will not be part of the EvenMore package, these seats will be available for purchase later in the booking process on the seat selection page.

The Even More option is now available on the fare page when looking up a flight.

JetBlue Even More Space Booking — Image Credit: JetBlue

EvenMore and Mosaic Status: How Does It Work?

Members of JetBlue’s TrueBlue loyalty program who have Mosaic elite status enjoy EvenMore as a perk of that status, the airline said.

Mosaic 1 members will have the option to book EvenMore at check-in, at prices that will presumably vary according to route, date, and time of departure.

Passengers with the higher Mosaic 2, 3, and 4 will be able to select EvenMore at the time of booking at no extra charge on JetBlue-operated flights.

All Mosaic members are also able to select extra legroom seats at booking at no extra charge. This is good news for Mosaic 1 members, who previously could pick those seats for free only at check-in.

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Note that JetBlue got rid of hot meals for economy class passengers on its transatlantic flights, and EvenMore does not bring that back.

Final Thoughts

On January 28, 2025, JetBlue debuts the EvenMore experience, which is essentially a rebranding of its Even More Space seats with some more benefits and amenities.

EvenMore seats will be located at the front of each aircraft, or behind Mint class. Passengers with JetBlue’s Mosaic 2, 3, and 4 elite status will be able to book the experience at no charge during booking.