If your flight is canceled with JetBlue, the airline provides several options to help you manage the situation, depending on the circumstances surrounding the cancellation. JetBlue understands the inconvenience cancellations can cause, and they have procedures in place to ensure that you’re taken care of and offered the best possible alternatives. When a flight is canceled, JetBlue will usually notify you as soon as possible. They send alerts via email, text message, or phone to ensure you know about the cancellation well in advance. The airline will make efforts to rebook you on the next available flight to your destination, or they may offer alternate flight options on different days, if needed. If you’re already at the airport when the cancellation is announced, JetBlue staff will help you rebook your flight at the gate or ticket counter. If the cancellation is due to something within JetBlue’s control, such as operational issues or maintenance problems, the airline typically rebooks you on another JetBlue flight at no additional cost. JetBlue is known for offering flexibility in these situations, so if a new flight is available for you, they will not charge you extra if the new fare is higher. If the new flight is less expensive, JetBlue will not refund you the fare difference. You are also free to change your travel plans, but you may have to pay a fare difference if you choose a flight that is more expensive. In the event that the cancellation is caused by reasons outside of JetBlue’s control, such as inclement weather or natural disasters, JetBlue will still work hard to get you rebooked. However, in these situations, the airline isn’t obligated to provide compensation like hotel stays or meals. Still, they will try to offer you the quickest rebooking options and ensure that you’re on your way as soon as possible. When it comes to refunds, if JetBlue cancels your flight for any reason, whether it’s within their control or not, you are entitled to a full refund. This is true even if you purchased a non-refundable ticket. The airline will process the refund to the original payment method, which can take a few days depending on the method of payment. If you’d prefer to keep the funds for future travel, you can also opt to receive a JetBlue travel credit. These credits can typically be used toward the purchase of a future flight, although they do come with an expiration date. If the cancellation leads to a significant delay or requires you to stay overnight due to an unavailable rebooking option, JetBlue may offer compensation in the form of hotel accommodations or meal vouchers. The airline will also provide assistance if the delay extends into the next day, offering help with rebooking for another flight and paying for any associated overnight costs. However, compensation is more likely if the cancellation is due to something within JetBlue’s control. In summary, if your flight is canceled by JetBlue, the airline will notify you promptly and help you rebook your flight. You are entitled to a full refund, regardless of the type of ticket you bought, and JetBlue will make every effort to rebook you or assist with travel vouchers for future flights. In the case of significant delays or cancellations caused by reasons within JetBlue’s control, additional compensation like meal or hotel vouchers may also be offered. If the cancellation is due to weather or other circumstances beyond the airline's control, rebooking will still be a priority, though compensation for added costs may not be provided.