JetBlue opens second BlueHouse lounge at Boston Logan International Airport with expanded access


JetBlue has opened its second BlueHouse airport lounge at Boston Logan, combining New England-inspired design, local food and premium amenities with expanded lounge access for eligible Mint customers.

Summary:

  • JetBlue has opened its second BlueHouse airport lounge at Boston Logan International Airport, bringing its premium passenger experience to the airline’s second-largest focus city.
  • BlueHouse Boston offers 12,000 square feet of spaces to work, dine, play and relax, with New England-inspired design, locally sourced food and high-speed WiFi.
  • From 27 August 2026, complimentary BlueHouse access expands to departing customers travelling on confirmed Mint or Mint Flex fares, supporting JetBlue’s wider premium travel strategy.

JetBlue is opening its second BlueHouse airport lounge at Boston Logan International Airport Terminal C. With the opening of BlueHouse in JetBlue’s second largest focus city, the airline has also announced it will expand its lounge access to include departing customers travelling on Mint or Mint Flex fares.

As a major element of JetBlue’s broader JetForward strategy, which includes delivering more premium, customer-centric experiences, the new BlueHouse Boston brings the airline’s signature hospitality to its major focus city with a thoughtfully designed space that feels like an extension of home. Inspired by Boston’s history, iconic neighbourhoods and renowned hospitality, the lounge gives customers a relaxed and seamless place to work, dine, play or unwind before take-off.

“BlueHouse Boston brings our customers a new way to experience the thoughtful hospitality and elevated amenities they’ve come to expect from JetBlue, both on the ground and in the air,” said Marty St. George, President, JetBlue. “We’re excited to extend that experience to more customers, while being thoughtful about access so our lounges remain comfortable, welcoming spaces where customers can truly relax and enjoy their time before a flight. In Boston, we’ve created a space that feels distinctly JetBlue and celebrates the city and greater New England.”

Key highlights of BlueHouse at Boston Logan International Airport include:

  • 12,000 square feet of spaces to play, work, dine and lounge, including a central bar and dining rooms, all brought to life through Boston and New England-inspired design, local materials, warm residential details, copper accents, eclectic furniture and curated artwork.
  • Locally inspired hot, plated food like North Shore roast beef sliders or crab and shrimp rolls and craft beverage offerings, including cocktails developed by renowned beverage director Jackson Cannon of acclaimed Boston cocktail bar Equal Measure, specialty brewed coffee and espresso from George Howell Coffee, a curated selection of New England craft beers from The Publick House and carry-on sweets from Madeleine’s Candy Shop.
  • High-speed WiFi, power outlets and dedicated quiet areas.

BlueHouse is a signature benefit for JetBlue’s most loyal customers and premium travellers, enhancing the value of its TrueBlue loyalty programme. From 27 August 2026, complimentary BlueHouse access expands to all customers with departing travel on a confirmed Mint or Mint Flex fare.

In the coming weeks, JetBlue will also introduce Mint Base, a new lower-fare option designed to make it easier for more customers to experience JetBlue’s Mint experience onboard. Mint Base will not include BlueHouse access or complimentary advanced seat selection, and fees will apply to changes and cancellations. Customers who value these additional benefits can continue to select Mint or Mint Flex fares, both of which include complimentary BlueHouse access and advance seat selection along with no change or cancellation fees.

“Our customers choose Mint for an elevated travel experience, and we want to give them more ways to shape that experience around what matters to them,” said St. George. “BlueHouse remains a signature benefit for our most loyal customers, while access through eligible Mint fares gives customers another way to make their journey even more rewarding.”

BlueHouse Boston draws on the character of Boston and greater New England through locally inspired design, art and playful details throughout the space. From an entrance inspired by a classic Boston home to neighbourhood influences woven throughout the lounge, the experience is designed to welcome customers from the moment they arrive.

“BlueHouse Boston is designed to feel like a warm, stylish New England home – welcoming, comfortable and full of details that spark inspiration and nostalgia,” said Stephanie Evans Greene, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Brand, JetBlue. “From the local partnerships and artwork to the playful surprises throughout the space, we wanted customers to feel connected to Boston just like JetBlue.”

BlueHouse Boston reflects JetBlue’s continued investment in delivering a more premium travel experience for customers, both in the air and on the ground, and marks another milestone in the airline’s ongoing investment in Boston as part of its broader JetForward strategy.

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