JetBlue does not automatically refund passengers if the price of their flight drops after booking, but they do offer a way to potentially secure the lower price through a **Price Match Guarantee**. If you notice that the price of your flight has decreased after booking, JetBlue allows you to request a **fare adjustment** or **credit** under certain conditions. While the airline does not provide automatic refunds for price drops, they offer a **JetBlue Travel Credit** for the difference in price, but there are specific steps and requirements that passengers need to follow.

First, it’s important to understand that this policy applies mainly to **non-refundable fares**, and the airline will not refund the difference in price in the form of cash. Instead, the **credit** will be issued to your JetBlue account, and you can use it toward future travel. The **JetBlue Travel Credit** is typically valid for **one year** from the original date of the booking, which means you will have some flexibility to use it, but you’ll need to book your next flight within that time frame.

In order to request this adjustment, passengers need to act relatively quickly, as JetBlue’s **price drop policy** has specific timeframes for price adjustments. You must notice the price difference before the **departure date** of your flight and request a price adjustment or credit through the airline’s customer service channels, either online or by phone. JetBlue does not provide a straightforward online tool for this process, but customer service representatives can assist you in obtaining a credit for the price difference, as long as you meet the criteria.

There are also a few important **limitations** to keep in mind. JetBlue’s **Price Match Guarantee** only applies to the **same fare class**. This means that the lower fare must be for the same exact ticket, route, and fare type. For example, if you originally booked a **Blue** fare and the price drops for another **Blue** fare, JetBlue will consider your request for a fare adjustment. However, if the lower price is for a different fare class, such as a **Basic Blue** ticket, the price match would not apply. Additionally, if the price drop is due to a **promotion**, such as a flash sale or limited-time discount, you may not be eligible for a refund, as these promotions are often exempt from price drop guarantees.

In some cases, **price drops** may also occur because of changes in **fare availability**. For instance, airlines often sell tickets at different price points depending on demand, seat availability, and booking windows. If the fare drops because more seats become available, JetBlue may not offer a refund for the price difference. Additionally, if the drop in price is for **non-refundable promotional fares** or **discounted tickets**, it may not be eligible for a fare adjustment.

In situations where you purchased a **refundable fare**, JetBlue offers more flexibility. If you book a **refundable ticket** and the price drops, you can often cancel your original booking and rebook at the lower price. Refundable tickets come with the added benefit of being able to adjust the booking to reflect any changes in price, and the airline will issue a refund for the original ticket, minus any applicable fees if you cancel. This option gives passengers more flexibility to take advantage of lower prices.

In conclusion, JetBlue does not offer automatic refunds if the price of your flight drops after booking, but it does provide the option to request a **fare adjustment** or **credit** for the difference, provided you act before the departure date and meet certain criteria. This process can only be done for the same fare class and route, and the credit is issued for future travel, valid for **one year** from the original booking. For those who purchased **refundable tickets**, there’s more flexibility, as you can cancel and rebook at the lower price, but for most non-refundable fares, you’ll need to contact customer service for a potential travel credit. Be sure to check the specific details of your fare and act promptly if you want to take advantage of a price drop before your flight departs.