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JetBlue Opens Second BlueHouse Lounge at Boston Logan

Expanding complimentary access to all Mint and Mint Flex passengers signals JetBlue’s push to grow higher‑margin premium services.

Overview

  • JetBlue opened the 12,000‑square‑foot BlueHouse in Terminal C at Boston Logan on Aug. 27, 2026, with a capacity of about 204 guests and a 5 a.m. ET start time.
  • The lounge uses New England design and local partners — including George Howell Coffee, Publick House beer, Jackson Cannon cocktails and Madeleine’s Candy Shop — and adds a full kitchen serving hot, locally inspired dishes such as roast beef sliders and lobster rolls.
  • Effective the lounge opening, JetBlue expanded complimentary BlueHouse access to all customers traveling on confirmed Mint or Mint Flex fares, reversing an earlier policy that limited free access for Mint to certain international itineraries.
  • Access remains tiered and monetized: JetBlue Premier cardholders and Mosaic 4 members get complimentary entry plus one guest, additional guests cost $39, Mosaic 3 pays $59, and Mosaic 1–2 plus some cardholders may buy one‑time passes for $79 subject to space.
  • The launch is part of JetBlue’s JetForward strategy and ties to a planned billion‑dollar Terminal C renovation with Vantage Group, a move that could boost premium revenue but also intensifies competition with new Chase, AmEx and Delta lounges at Logan.