JetBlue is set to debut its first-ever lounge at New York’s JFK on December 18, becoming the latest carrier to make a bid for more high-spend travelers.
The lounge, called BlueHouse, is in JFK’s Terminal 5 and will only be open to members of JetBlue’s loyalty program with top-tier status, travelers who have JetBlue’s premium credit card, and those flying transatlantic on business class.
Limited access passes will be available in February 2026. The lounge is currently not open to reciprocal members of United Airlines’ loyalty program. The two airlines launched a partnership in May.
The signage for BlueHouse at JFK’s Terminal 5. Meghna Maharishi/Skift
JetBlue president Marty St. George said the company wanted to keep the entry requirements selective to pr
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