JetBlue Airways

Mint is JetBlue’s premium travel experience, available on its transatlantic (and some services coast-to-coast, the Caribbean and Latin America). All the suites have full aisle access, with a sliding door for privacy built with Tuft & Needle’s adaptive foam cushions. There’s also a memory foam pillow and a customisable blanket.

You’ll be able to view the best of all the in-flight entertainment from the large 17-inch television, where you’ll be able to order your meals. There is a choice of small plates for both main and pre-arrival meals, dessert and a custom playlist. There are also specially curated menus over overnight flights to Europe.

The Mint Studio located on the front-row come with 22 inch televisions, a mirrored vanity, more storage than the standard suite and an guest seat and table.

Even More Space is really that, the standard core seat but with up to five inches more legroom. It also comes with earlier boarding, and given they are at the front of the core section, you’ll also be able to deplane quicker as well (not that it’s a huge problem anyway on a transatlantic jetBlue flight).

As part of Even More Space, you get the opportunity to have expedited security lanes too, at no additional charge.

JetBlue’s phrase is to ‘stretch out with the most legroom in coach’, and it’s certainly noticeable even at the ‘back of the plane’. The seats are really comfortable and have an adjustable headrest, 10.1 inch TV and multiple power ports making charging and using devices onboard really easy.

You’ll never go hungry too, with a choice of food options available through the entertainment system. There’s a choice of mains and snacks, with a rotating menu of seasonal hot and chilled options sourced in part from minority and women-run local farms.  (A321neo only offers a chilled meal option).

On transatlantic services, there is a complimentary quilted blanket, complimentary amenity kit (made from sustainable platinum silicone), complimentary earbuds, meal and alcoholic drinks.