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Ticketing Authority

Travel Agents

To become an authorized agent to sell JetBlue tickets, a U.S. travel agency must be fully accredited with the Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC). All ARC accredited agencies are automatically granted authority to validate on JetBlue stock except for Online Travel Agencies (OTAs).

International Agents must be accredited with IATA and participate in the local Bank Settlement Plan (BSP). BSP travel agencies requesting ticketing authority must email JetBlue with the following information:

JetBlue will grant ticketing authority as we deem appropriate, and has the authority to remove it should an agency not comply with all JetBlue policies and procedures.  We only work with a few Online Travel Agencies (OTAs) and we are not accepting new applications at this time.  Please do not give your inventory or plating access to an OTA, or you will lose your ticketing plate and access to inventory.

To obtain country specific accreditation information, contact ARC or contact IATA directly.

It may be necessary for JetBlue to initiate collection proceedings against an agency for failure to meet and/or violation of JetBlue guidelines, or failure to remit payment. JetBlue can file a default claim with the Airlines Reporting Corporation against the agency's Surety Bond or Letter of Credit for the amount due.

Special Note for Kuwait (KW), South Africa (ZA) and United Arab Emirates (AE) BSPs

JetBlue doesn't take requests from agencies to be added to these BSPs.

Special Note for European BSPs

JetBlue takes requests from agencies in Belgium/Luxembourg (BE), Denmark (DK), France (FR), Germany (DE), Ireland (IE), Italy (IT), Portugal (PT), Spain (ES), Switzerland (CH), United Kingdom (GB) and The Netherlands (NE) BSPs. Please send us the following:

  • Subject Line: Request for Ticketing Authority
  • Email body: Agency name, IATA number
  • Email: support@flyjetblue.eu

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