It's been difficult to find out who is going where and what other jetters are up to, but I compiled a list to help out some of the pass holders who might feel out of the loop.

Meetup organizers do! Tuesday was the official start to the JetBlue All You Can Jet pass. I arrived at T5 at JFK Airport in New York City at 12:30 pm, almost seven hours before my flight to Seattle. I brought my laptop, expecting to take advantage of the free wifi and get some planning done, but there were plenty of distractions that filled my time.

The JetBlue All-You-Can-Jet pass holders had their first Meetup on Wednesday, September 2. It was held at Flight 151, an aviation themed bar in the Chelsea area of New York City. There were over thirty attendees, including JetBlue employees such as Senior Vice President of Marketing, Marty St. George and Jenny Dervin of Corporate Communications, as well as some JetBlue official tweeters. It really got the excitement going for next week's travels, as people shared "why i'm jetting" stories and made plans to meet up in different cities. Photos coming soon, so check back!

I just found out about an augmented reality easter egg hidden in the Yelp.com iPhone application. This is great news for All-You-Can-Jet pass holders looking for bites on the road in cities they probably won't have enough time to research before the journey sets off in less than two weeks.

Just for jetBlue All-You-Can-Jet pass holders, extend the life of your electronic devices by up to 35 hours - perfect for your jetting travels! Duracell is giving away five (5) Li-Ion USB travel instant power chargers to wherewejet travelers this week.

Do you have an awesome All-You-Can-Jet itinerary? TripIt wants to hear about it! They will be picking the best of the best, and showing it off to other TripIt fans. TripIt is an easy way to organize and share travel plans (I am a huge fan!)

Here's how it works:

You booked all your flights and now you have a collection of confirmation emails. Tripit.com offers a way to organize your scheduled travel plans, and I am a huge fan! Set up a free account with TripIt, and as soon as you get a confirmation email from an airline, hotel, car rental, restaurant (and more!), simply forward it to TripIt, and it will automatically be entered into your itinerary. It organizes all the details for you in an easy to read format, and is accessible from your mobile device, to check plans on the road.

One of the most popular hubs in the jetBlue lineup is Terminal 5 at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York. This makes being a New Yorker (or Connecticutian!) an ideal excuse to get the jetBlue All-You-Can jet pass, and many have!

Planning to go to Southern California with your All-You-Can-Jet pass? CalVacationHomes has put together a great promo for pass holders looking for a beach front vacation spot. You can't get a Holiday Inn rate for up to 8 people this low anywhere at the beach, let alone a 3BR/2BA Luxury Villa on the sand!

Located in Orange County, and only 7 miles from Long Beach Airport, LGB, these Beachfront Villas at Seal Beach put you closer to Orange County's best attractions than most other beachfront locations in Orange County. Perfect for pass holders wanting to stay close to the airports!

September is usually the slowest month for travel, but what a great time to fly on jetBlue! After only two days since the release of their $599 All-You-Can-Jet pass from jetBlue, it seems like a community of jetters is already taking shape.