JetBlue’s Mint service is coming to the Caribbean. What is Mint? It’s a special section of the airline’s Airbus A321 planes that allows passengers to turn their seat into a flat bed. The section also includes a 15-inch monitor, along with beauty products supplied by Birchbox. It also has tapas on the menu and an espresso maker!
As you may recall, Mint was initially unveiled back in the summer of 2014.
“Mint’s curated offering and personalized service continues to win over customers who have grown weary of legacy carriers’ tired premium offering,” said Marty St. George, executive vice president commercial and planning, JetBlue, in a press release. “Even better, these Airbus A321s with Mint offer a redesigned core cabin with enhanced entertainment features and more comfortable seating for every customer onboard.”
The routes include Boston to Aruba, New York to St. Lucia, New York to St. Maarten, among other locations. Check the JetBlue website for more information about which routes are offering Mint.
Starting on October 20, 2016, Mint will be offered on flights from Boston to Los Angeles.
Have you ever been on a JetBlue flight in the Mint section? What are your thoughts on having a flat bed for shorter flights, as opposed to international flights spanning over 10 hours? Please let us know your thoughts about JetBlue’s Mint in the comments section below this article.
As a reminder, you can pick up the new JetBlue Plus Card from Barclays and earn 30,000 bonus points after $1,000 in purchases in the first 90 days or the JetBlue Card and earn 10,000 bonus points after you spend $1,000 on purchases in the first 90 days, which can be redeemed for JetBlue Mint. To learn more about these cards, check out this post.
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Mint is literally the best product in the trans con market. I flew it a few months ago. SFO-JFK, And between the suite, food, flight attendants it blows every one else out of the water. Even AA’s A321T’s first class is not as good, especially when you consider the price. That being said the ground product is a little lacking with no lounge access. But that was not a problem in SFO, I used the Air France lounge with priority pass.