United Airlines and JetBlue announced a partnership called Blue Sky that will allow reciprocal frequent flyer benefits. Customers will be able to earn and spend miles in either airline's loyalty ...

United Airlines is teaming up with JetBlue Airways in a new agreement called Blue Sky. Announced Thursday, the partnership will allow frequent flyers to earn and use miles on each other's airlines ...

United and JetBlue said customers can expect some parts of Blue Sky to go live "starting as early as this fall, subject to regulatory review." They will still "manage and price" their networks ...

Travelers can also view and book each airline via either airline’s website through an interline agreement. Through Blue Sky, travelers will enjoy earning reciprocal revenue-based miles and points ...

In Article Audio Player"Blue Sky reflects our airlines' shared focus on innovation and the customer experience," said United CEO Scott Kirby Thursday in a press release. "We're always looking for ...

The tie-up, which had been widely anticipated by airline industry insiders, will give JetBlue customers access to more than 200 additional destinations around the globe, the airlines said.