American Airlines and JetBlue Airways will stop selling tickets on each other’s flights after a federal court’s ruling struck down a long-term partnership.
On Friday, both airlines released statements saying new codeshare flights will no longer be available for purchase beginning July 21. Customers can update any existing American booking with a TrueBlue member number or an existing JetBlue booking with an AAdvantage member number until July 20. American rewards members can book a flight on JetBlue using their miles until July 20. Normal fare rules apply to existing bookings, according to American.
Existing bookings are not affected, an American Airlines spokeswoman said.
