Pros
flight benefits; standby is free plus taxes if travel abroad with jetblue. After six months six months of employment they give you access to fly with other airlines at a discounted rate. Working there two days a week is a good deal.
Cons
Pay; being forced to work past your shift "shift freeze," ghetto crew members and supervisors. The biggest drawback about working for Jetblue in Boston was that the employees parking garage was accross the river in another town, and you had to get there 30 minutes before your shift, in order to justify coming in late if the bridge went up. Moreover, besides the fact that all employees had to be at the garage 30 minutes before their shift started, they would not pay you for that time, or the time that was spend waiting for the bridge to go down. Everyone that works there feels emotional and physically abused.