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TPG Lemonade session: Jetblue TrueBlue
Richard Kerr
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Richard Kerr is a veteran naval officer and founder of the Award Travel 101 Facebook community. He’s one of the foremost experts in points and miles strategy, featured in Forbes, US News, Money Magazine, Kiplinger Personal Finance and presented at #SXSW 2017. Richard has visited over 45 countries, lived in England and Japan, and spends his spare time dissecting loyalty program award charts to maximize the value of points and miles. Richard holds a BBA in International Business and has his wife and two small children in tow for his travels as often as possible.
April 21, 2020
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1 min read
TPG Lemonade session: Jetblue TrueBlue
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Life has given us all a few (or perhaps a lot of) lemons over the last couple of weeks. The entire TPG staff has been hard at work not only reporting everything you need to know about COVID-19 but also thinking about how we can take those lemons and turn them into lemonade for you, our readers.
This led us to develop our new #TPGLemonade sessions: a series of 15-minute overview trainings on one loyalty program at a time.
Today's session with covers the JetBlue TrueBlue.
Show notes:
- 2:00 - How to earn TrueBlue points
- 6:13 - Mosaic Status
- 8:10 - Redeeming points on JetBlue
- 13:28 - Mint business class
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