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JetBlue Offering Contest to Win Free Flights for a Year

Do you want free flights for a year?

JetBlue wants you to delete all of your Instagram posts.

Confused? Don’t be. JetBlue has launched a sweepstakes dubbed All You Can Jet, which gives one lucky traveler and a friend the chance to book free unlimited flights to over 100 destinations around the world for one year.

The caveat to the incredible opportunity is that travelers must delete or archive all of the photos from their Instagram account and leave it clear through March 8, when the contest ends.

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Next, those entering the All You Can Jet competition must fill in the statement “All You Can ____” by choosing an image that represents a destination, activity or person that travelers would like to visit if given the opportunity.

By uploading the picture to the official website of the JetBlue contest, a custom image will be created that can be downloaded and posted to the empty Instagram account. Social media users must include @JetBlue and #AllYouCanJetSweepstakes in the caption.

Travelers must keep the account clear of any other images until the contest is over, and the JetBlue team will find and announce a winner around March 11. With the chance to win free flights for a year, why not?

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