Rove Adds JetBlue
Rove Miles continue to be some of the most versatile points out there. Today, options for using this currency are expanding yet again. As of Oct. 15, 2026, Rove adds JetBlue TrueBlue®. Plus, the launch comes with a 20% transfer bonus to JetBlue through Nov. 14, 2026. This is the second U.S. airline that Rove has added to its transfer roster this year, following this summer’s addition of Frontier Airlines. It joins a list of 22 total transfer partners, including several rarer international airline partners. Let’s take a look at this new addition.
RELATED: Reminder that you can track all transfer partners on the ToP Partner Transfer Tool. It is updated daily with transfer partners, transfer bonuses, timing, etc.
What Are Rove Miles?
Rove is a shopping and travel portal that allows members to earn and redeem what it calls the “first universal airline miles.” There are no credit cards required to earn this currency, and it’s completely free to sign up for the program. As Rove adds JetBlue, it continues to add partners faster than any other transferable currency. Since its debut last year, Rove has made headlines not just for having some of the highest hotel multipliers, but also for landing other unheard-of partners like Miles & More and offering valuable transfer bonuses. Learn all about Rove and how it works in our guide. Plus, score some free miles with our exclusive sign-up link.
Rove’s 22nd Transfer Partner
The Rove transferable currency has 22 travel partners as of Oct. 15, 2026. Rove adds JetBlue TrueBlue® at a 1-to-1 rate. Find all its travel partners on our ToP Transfer Tool. All partners have 1:1 transfer ratios, unless otherwise noted:
- Aeromexico Rewards
- Air Canada Aeroplan
- Air France-KLM Flying Blue
- Air India Maharaja Club
- ALL Accor (3:2)
- Cathay Pacific Asia Miles
- Copa Airlines ConnectMiles
- Etihad Guest
- Finnair Plus
- Frontier Miles
- Hainan Airlines Fortune Wings Club
- Japan Airlines Mileage Bank
- JetBlue TrueBlue
- Miles & More
- Qantas Frequent Flyer
- Qatar Airways Privilege Club
- SAS EuroBonus
- Thai Airways Royal Orchid Plus
- Turkish Airlines Miles&Smiles
- Vietnam Airlines Lotusmiles
- Virgin Atlantic Flying Club
- Virgin Red
Redeeming With JetBlue, Plus a Transfer Bonus at Launch
As Rove adds JetBlue, it is running a celebratory 20% transfer bonus on all transfers to TrueBlue through Nov. 14, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. ET. This increases the 1:1 transfer ratio to 1:1.2. For example, 1,000 Rove Miles transferred will become 1,200 JetBlue TrueBlue points during the promo period. JetBlue TrueBlue points aren’t particularly challenging to earn, since you can transfer points to the program from American Express Membership Rewards, Capital One Miles, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Citi ThankYou Points and Wells Fargo Rewards. So this also creates some nice opportunities to ToP off redemptions with points transferred from multiple programs. TrueBlue points also never expire, so you don’t have to worry about completing qualifying activities to keep your points alive.
You can now search live TrueBlue award availability directly through Rove’s website or, of course, directly through JetBlue. The New York-based airline serves routes across the U.S., Latin America and the Caribbean, and Europe. During a few quick searches, I found fares to the Caribbean as low as 5,100 points.
Another popular use of JetBlue points is flying its Mint premium lie-flat seats on select international and transcontinental routes, such as this itinerary from New York (JFK) to San Francisco (SFO).
While JetBlue is not part of a major airline alliance, it does have some interesting airline partnerships with Condor Airlines, United Airlines, Japan Airlines, Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways and more. For example, you can fly Condor nonstop to Europe from 19,800 TrueBlue points.
Rove Adds JetBlue: ToP Thoughts
As Rove adds JetBlue TrueBlue®, members gain yet another way to use their Rove Miles for flights. It’s great to see Rove add another U.S. carrier. Being able to transfer Rove Miles to TrueBlue opens up more opportunities to book inexpensive flights to the Caribbean, fly in lie-flat seats on transcontinental routes and access JetBlue partner redemptions. Are you collecting Rove Miles? If not, be sure to sign up for some valuable free miles. What are your thoughts on this news? Tell us over in the Facebook group.
