text: CLOSE JetBlue is offering a free trip to 50 travelers and their companions in exchange for volunteer work. Time 
   
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   JetBlue wants to send you on a free flight this November – but there's a catch. 
   
   As part of JetBlue's For Good Month, the airline is flying a plane full of people to "Destination Good" for a volunteer experience on Nov. 27. 
   
   The catch? The actual location won't be revealed until the morning the contest winners leave from New York's JFK International Airport. 
   
   Talk about impromptu travel! JetBlue says the "once-in-a-lifetime volunteer voyage" will include "three memorable and immersive days dedicated to helping causes JetBlue believes in." 
   
   Looking to score yourself a seat on the spontaneous trip? Residents of the United States who are over 18 years old can enter by answering philanthropic-related questions on the website jetbluecheckinforgood.com. 
   
   The contest ends Oct. 26. 
   
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   Read or Share this story: https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/flights/2018/10/18/jetblue-giving-away-free-flights-november-catch/1681212002/ ||||| JetBlue is handing out free flights, but only to their most charitable passengers. 
   
   As part of their “JetBlue for Good Month,” the airline announced its new initiative to promote traveling to do volunteer work (aka “voluntourism”) by flying a plane full of people to a mystery destination—completely free of cost. 
   
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   On November 27, the brand will charter a flight of 50 people and their guests to the undisclosed location, dubbed “Destination Good,” where they will participate in daily volunteer and service activities for three nights. The volunteer efforts will focus on JetBlue For Good’s three main pillars: youth and education, community, and the environment. 
   
   The airline won’t reveal the surprise destination until those chosen to participate are on board the plane at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York. Participants will work alongside airline crew members and JetBlue’s non-profit partners. 
   
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   A representative for the airline tells PEOPLE that the destination will be in a city the airline already serves and one where some of their customers and crew members “live and work.” 
   
   “We chose a destination that we feel we can have a really big impact on, and a place where our volunteers could see a visible difference at the conclusion of the trip,” a brand spokesperson said. “In addition, we wanted to go to a place where JetBlue flies and give back to a community we serve.” 
   
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   Those wanting to enter should visit JetBlue’s #CheckInForGood website by Oct. 26. Winners will be chosen based on their responses to a series of philanthropic questions, such as, “If volunteer hours were stored in a karma bank, how big would your account be?” Entrants are also asked to write 150 words about why volunteering and giving back to the community is important to them. Check-in kiosks will also pop up at surprise locations in L.A. and N.Y.C. where passengers can fill out the questionnaire. 
   
   The winners will be notified of their eligibility by November 20, 2018. 
   
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target: – You can fly free in November, if you like surprises. JetBlue plans to fly a plane-load of people to an unknown destination Nov. 27 to volunteer for an unknown cause for three days, USA Today reports. Anyone over 18 can apply here by Oct. 26 if they're willing to answer questions about their philanthropic interests, per People. A sample question: "If volunteer hours were stored in a karma bank, how big would your account be?" JetBlue is saying little else, but participants will leave from JFK Airport in New York and volunteer in three areas championed by JetBlue for Good: the environment, community, and youth and education.