Guide
JetBlue pilot interview prep
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JetBlue published pilot minimums
Unrestricted ATP AMEL; 1,500 TT incl. 500 fixed-wing; 1st Class medical; FCC permit; HS/GED; passport; 3 pilot reference letters; US work authorization
Source: https://careers.jetblue.com/job/Orlando-First-Officer-FL-32827/1437544500/, checked 2026-10-28. Requirements change; confirm on the airline's page before you apply.
- Type
- Major airlines
- Status
- Minimums verified
- How to apply
- Own portal (JetBlue careers)
- Official careers page
- https://careers.jetblue.com
JetBlue sourced study cards
Facts from JetBlue's own pages, each with a quote and retrieval date.
- JetBlue: pilot bases
Company knowledge (official)
- JetBlue: what pilots share
Company knowledge (official)
Recent pilot reports: JetBlue interviews
Recent pilot report (not official airline policy). These are rewritten summaries of what pilots posted on public forums and blogs. Formats change. Treat them as what some candidates saw, not as JetBlue policy.
Pilot report · not airline policy
Pilot report: check-in and panelRecent pilot report (not official airline policy) · AviationInterviews public debrief · recent report (no date shown on page)
Pilot report · not airline policy
Pilot report: Gateway interviewRecent pilot report (not official airline policy) · AviationInterviews public debrief · recent report (no date shown on page)
Passes
The free plan covers one airline guide. A Single Airline Pass covers JetBlue for 60 days. The All-Access Pass covers every open airline guide for 90 days. Both are one-time payments.