If your JetBlue flight is cancelled, the airline will generally notify you through the contact information provided at booking, such as email or phone. When a cancellation occurs, JetBlue typically offers three main options to affected passengers. First, you may choose to be rebooked on the next available JetBlue flight to your original destination at no additional cost. This is the most common solution and is often offered automatically. The rebooking may be on the same day or a different day, depending on seat availability and scheduling. If the new flight does not suit your travel plans, you can also choose to cancel your booking entirely and receive a refund, even if your original ticket was non-refundable. JetBlue’s policy allows full refunds for any canceled flight regardless of fare type, and the refund is generally processed to your original payment method within seven to ten business days. In situations where you paid by cash or check, the refund may take up to twenty business days. Additionally, if you prefer, you can opt to receive JetBlue travel credit instead of a refund. This credit is placed in your Travel Bank and is valid for twelve months from the date of issue. JetBlue also provides compensation in the form of travel credit when cancellations result in long delays due to controllable reasons such as mechanical issues or staffing shortages. For example, if your new flight departs more than one hour after your originally scheduled time, you may receive a $50 credit. If the delay is more than four hours, the compensation may be $100 or more. In cases where the delay results in an overnight stay, JetBlue may offer hotel accommodation and transportation to and from the hotel, or reimburse you for reasonable expenses if you provide receipts. However, if the cancellation is due to factors outside of JetBlue’s control, such as weather or air traffic restrictions, compensation such as hotel stays and meal vouchers may not be provided, though you are still entitled to rebooking or a refund. If you do not show up for a rebooked flight and have not officially canceled, your booking may be marked as a no-show, resulting in loss of refund eligibility. It is important to act promptly and review your options once notified of a cancellation. You can manage changes through the JetBlue website, mobile app, or by contacting customer service directly at 1-833-845-1858. JetBlue also assists with rebooking connecting flights when a cancellation affects an itinerary with multiple segments. Travelers are encouraged to keep all booking and payment information accessible and to request receipts for any incurred expenses. Overall, JetBlue aims to reduce inconvenience by offering rebooking, refunds, or credits in the event of a cancellation, while providing additional compensation when delays are within the airline’s control. Being aware of these rights can help travelers make quick and informed decisions when disruptions occur.