One More Week to Sign Up for JetBlue’s September Offer
Chris Sewell on August 14th, 2009No. No. JetBlue’s not offering an all-you-can-eat buffet while in the air. They’re offering an all-you-can-fly in September pass, which kind of means you can get all the peanuts and pretzels you may desire. JetBlue has announced that passengers can fly as many times between September 8 and October 8 that they want for only $599. On top of that all dates, times, and flights are open to the deal, but you have to buy your pass by August 21st or while supplies last.
Carbonfund.org is in its second year of partnership with JetBlue. JetBlue has helped educate customers about air travel’s role in climate change, and we’ve worked together to build a program that gives their customers effective ways to take action on their carbon footprint. JetBlue has also taken action to reduce its footprint by offsetting the emissions associated with their crewmember travel in both 2008 and recently renewed its commitment for 2009. You can offset your own JetBlue flights at www.carbonfund.org/jetblue.
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For real? You are promoting an all you can eat flight package?
Offset or no offset, this is not fighting climate change.