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Jetblue And Negotiation
I understand that you would like to change just the ticket of SAMUEL/LEEYAH, however, she is considered as a minor which we are restricted from doing so. Though you are planning to book another adult ticket, it will be best for you to contact JetBlue as they may need to add notation on both reservations. We are unable to merge the new reservation of an adult to an existing reservation. Please call JetBlue via 1 801-449-2525 and provide the JetBlue confirmation #: NKFFHF.
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