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JetBlue Opens BlueHouse Lounge at Boston Logan Airport (BOS)

Written by Matthew Justice on Aug 27, 2026
bar area with seating and views of the lounge.

Key Takeaways

  • JetBlue’s second BlueHouse lounge opens at Boston Logan’s Terminal C on August 27, 2026, expanding the airline’s premium lounge footprint beyond JFK.
  • The 12,000-square-foot lounge delivers a distinctly Boston-inspired experience, with locally influenced food and drinks, a neighborhood-themed bar, game room, library workspace and other residential-style touches.
  • Access is expanding to eligible Mint and Mint Flex passengers, while Mosaic 4 members and JetBlue Premier Cardmembers retain complimentary access.

JetBlue has officially opened their second BlueHouse airport lounge. The new lounge is located in Terminal C at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) and opened to the public on August 27, 2026 (just eight months after its inaugural New York-JFK opening). With the opening of this second lounge, JetBlue has also positively tweaked access rules for both lounges.

BlueHouse Boston is located near gate C25 and is open daily from 05:00 to 22:00 (10 pm). This new lounge spans approximately 12,000 square feet (1,115 m²), making it roughly 33% larger than the New York (JFK) location.

dining area with chairs, tables, and food.
Dining area and Tables

Inside the lounge, the decor focuses on Boston and New England-inspired design, using local materials with copper accents, eclectic furniture, and curated artwork. The lounge has several areas, each with a special design:

The Dugout area, with sofas, and relaxing seating. Baseball theme on the walls.
The Dugout
seating area, known as The Study with leather seating and tables.
The Study

Throughout the lounge, customers will find additional patterns, textures, and finishes throughout BlueHouse Boston, which take inspiration from Beacon Hill, Downtown Boston, and residential communities across New England.

BlueHouse Boston brings our customers a new way to experience the thoughtful hospitality and elevated amenities they’ve come to expect from JetBlue, both on the ground and in the air, said Marty St. George, President, JetBlue. We’re excited to extend that experience to more customers, while being thoughtful about access so our lounges remain comfortable, welcoming spaces where customers can truly relax and enjoy their time before a flight. In Boston, we’ve created a space that feels distinctly JetBlue and celebrates the city and greater New England.

Amenities

The lounge offers a variety of seating and table options, dedicated quiet areas, high-speed Wi-Fi, a photo booth, and accessible private restrooms.

BlueHouse features lots of local flavors. The food includes small tapas-style offerings that are freshly prepared in the onsite kitchen. Some sample items include North Shore roast beef sliders or crab and shrimp rolls.

The bar serves a wide selection of draft and local craft beers, cocktails, and artisan wines, curated by Publick House’s David Ciccolo, Equal Measure’s Jackson Cannon, and renowned mixologists and sommeliers. 

There are also barista-crafted, hot and cold espresso-based drinks, exclusively sourced by Boston’s iconic George Howell Coffee Company. For those who enjoy teas, there are specialty Chai and Matcha offerings from Dona and a selection of tea from Steven Smith Tea Maker.

Access

The lounge is available to Mint & Mint Flex, Mosaic (frequent flyer members) levels 1–4, or eligible credit card holders (payment may be required). There is no option for non-Mosaic members to pay at the door for access (unless they have an eligible JetBlue credit card).

Change: complimentary BlueHouse access now extends to eligible customers traveling on domestic Mint and Mint Flex fares. Previously, complimentary Mint access was limited to transatlantic Mint customers. Also, Mosaic 1–3 members can now purchase one-time access, subject to availability.

Customers may access the lounge three hours before their scheduled departure, and must show a confirmed, same-day (JetBlue) boarding pass for travel on a Mint, Mint Flex, EvenMore, EvenMore Flex, Main, or Main Flex fare.

JetBlue in Boston

Boston is JetBlue's second busiest airport and, starting this summer, will offer more than 133 daily departures to 68 destinations, including 25 international destinations and nine daily nonstop flights to Europe, with new service to Barcelona (BCN) and Milan-Malpensa (MXP).

Possible Future Locations

JetBlue has not announced the location of its third BlueHouse lounge, but there are rumors Fort Lauderdale (FLL) might be the next stop, and that makes sense based on their routes, traffic, and Mint service. I could also see Los Angeles (LAX) also being a good contender for a BlueHouse lounge based on destinations and Mint service offerings.

As of June 2026, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) lists JetBlue's busiest airports (in order of departures) as:

  1. New York Kennedy (JFK)
  2. Boston, Massachusetts (BOS)
  3. Fort Lauderdale, Florida (FLL)
  4. Orlando, Florida (MCO)
  5. San Juan, Puerto Rico (SJU)
  6. Los Angeles, California (LAX)
  7. West Palm Beach, Florida (PBI)
  8. Washington Regan (DCA)
  9. Newark, New Jersey (EWR)
  10. Tampa, Florida (TPA)

Learn more about the JetBlue BlueHouse Boston

Closing Thoughts

JetBlue BlueHouse Boston is nothing like any lounge I have seen before and really seems like a product of JetBlue's creativity. I think this great addition to Boston adds to the premium service offerings. Boston is now one of the most lounge-diverse airports in the country, with lounges by Air France, American, British Airways, Chase, Delta, Emirates, Lufthansa, United, The Club, and a USO military lounge.