@@johnchristmas7522 the budget carrier even applies to their premium classes. The other day I managed to fly BA First on their A380 from Chicago to Heathrow for 1200 Euros by subsequently connecting through to Naples in Club Europe, after an 11 hour layover (where incidentally I met Anne Hathaway in the Terminal 3 BA lounge). Whilst First was quite nice, and the staff were very down to earth and great fun (cabin manager gave me a full tour of the plane after dinner when I asked, even though it's officially frowned upon - he even showed me the crew rest in the central hold. I should have asked him to visit the flight deck after landing but didn't think of it) I honestly didn't find it anywhere near as spacious as I would expect first class to be on a premium airline like Cathay or Singapore. The food was OK; honestly I ate much better in Iberia business class a couple weeks before on their A330. I couldn't get to sleep either although that was due to the time of day; the cabin manager himself made the bed up for me through. Oh, and the amenity kit was quite nice I thought, nicer than Iberia's business kit.
@@visionist7 Well I'm not surprised by any of this, next time if you can, try Qatar business class. No1 in my eyes, not a lover of 1st class although you ought to try Etihad, their first class is, well 1st class! Mostly my flights have been business class. Some of the airlines I prefer, according to flight route are;- Singapore Airlines, EVA, Turkish Airlines, Qatar and Qantas- across the pond it has to be Virgin. I go out of my way to avoid BA, which as it turns out is the same as Air Lingus, Iberia together with two budget airlines (IAG consortium).
I highly enjoyed watching this video. I like how you are able to add music and your voice at the same time. I haven't flown on JetBlue since 2009, so I am definitely hoping to again. The last JetBlue flight was one of the best experiences I have had on a plane, with friendly flight attendants and an abundance of TV channels. I can only imagine how much better it is now.
@@nycflyertravel I agree. I hope I can fly JetBlue again soon. In fact, I have considered traveling to Boston just so I can fly on them again for a few years now, lol. My family almost always chooses Southwest, though. I like Southwest, but I would definitely like the experience of flying JetBlue again.
@@nycflyertravel but they don't fly everywhere in the United States though they may be a good airline but they don't fly everywhere like out of my home airport of Baltimore Washington and Washington Dulles they stopped flying out of Dulles and only fly to California out of this area you have to transfer in Boston that's this doesn't make sense to fly Washington DC to Boston to go to Seattle but I agree JetBlue is a very good airline it's always hard it's just the offerings they have for service out of the DC area it's hard to fly them. Another great airline is Alaska they're number one in JetBlue number two
Good stuff. I hope JetBlue does really well on the route. The meal choice is definitely a winner and the pantry is good. The free wifi is also great. Good review.
Thank you for the great video. I am from Canada and have not flown Jet Blue. I am very impressed with the flight. Interior of aircraft is lovely and meals and snacks looked very good. Sometimes Bigger is not always better. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.😊
I'm a massive fan of Jet Blue for trans Atlantic flights. I hope they include more destinations in North America from London. Thank you for a great trip report.
I'd also like to see them do flights to other cities on their narrow body jets eventually - small, long range planes create a place for long haul low demand routes, but it's fair to start with routes with a big market, it's still early days and they're starting to go to Paris and Amsterdam this year
I’m currently a year 7 pilot for JetBlue and was very proud of our airline to see that our service is standing out compared to other transatlantic competitors. Very well detailed tour and very good writing. OUTSTANDING VIDEO!
nice video made me excited to travel to NYC next month on this airline first time traveling in a couple years so it's good to know the service is quality
JetBlue has the best economy cabin experience amongst US carriers. The only fear I have is their operational issues that keep cropping up like gate delays and such but hopefully they get on top of these. I've flown their A321Neo (200 seat economy version) and found it very quiet and comfy. This will be my #1 choice when I fly to the UK followed by Delta from here in NYC.
Great video! That looks like such a lovely experience! I’m no stranger to transatlantic narrow-body flying, and I have to say I’ve never found those aircraft types to be a problem. I’ve flown transatlantic between the US and Scotland on both Delta and United who sometimes use narrow-body aircraft for their seasonal flights to/from Edinburgh. Even when the aircraft is full it’s always been a pleasant experience!
I hope they add the JFK-DUB route soon. I have a feeling it will be announced in the next few months, plus, it makes sense with Aer Lingus and Jetblue having codeshare partnership. Great vlog! Thanks for this!
They might do at some point, but currently they're planning to start going to Paris and Amsterdam, and if they did Frankfurt, then they'd have all of the biggest European hubs
My family and I flew JetBlue (economy) from Heathrow to JFK on 7/24/22. It couldn't have been a better experience. Boarding was organized, the attendants were friendly and professional, the food was great, and the extra legroom was noticable (I'm 6'2"). Having only two available restrooms in the rear caused some issues, but nothing serious. Highly recommended. We continued on JetBlue from JFK home to Albuquerque and the flight was fine, but not the standout that the Atlantic flight was.
I’m flying with JetBlue from New York to Paris. It was $500 cheaper, and for my family of three it means saving $ 1,500. I love flying big airplanes, but last year I flew with JetBlue from New York to Los Angeles ( around 6 hrs). Let me tell you about that flight: I had more leg room than any other airline, free internet and watched a lot of UA-cam videos, and my seat was very comfortable. ❤ I hope my flight to Paris will be even better, since they are adding meals and snacks.
2 toilets for Y is way too few. There should be a midcabin loo as well, like there is on some AA configs. My other peeve with A321 flights is they are low and slow. More prone to bad weather, and easily another 1/2 hr to an 1hr flying west especially. So is it worth the ticket price? IDK, maybe?
Honest question/concern - I would imagine the turbulence is much worse on a narrow body. Maybe I’m wrong, but I just always assumed wide bodies absorbed more for a smoother flight.
I'm tempted to try them to London, I just wish they didn't give into the "premium oneways to force buying roundtrips" pricing like most other airlines across the pond, because then I'd do a one-way with them and then a LCC like French bee in the other direction to make a return trip while trying out two airlines. I still remember when the flights first went on sale last year and SFO-JFK-LHR/LGW-JFK-SFO was under $500 even for a long weekend/above-average demand period. I also watched the previous video for JFK-LHR and liked what I saw. Insightful and enjoyable videos!
Hmm. Very interesting video. I might consider jet blue to London one day. Hope they’ll invest in bigger planes in the future. Keep them on the list.😳✈️👍🏾
Thank you for sharing flying on the narrow body aircraft. Since this flight was not with a lot of people onboard then that was very good. If you have to fly in Economy on long haul flights, I always hope to get the seat next to you free. I am a tall guy 6'2" so, I need that when I can not fly Business Class. A few year back, when I could not get Business Class to Europe, I use to jump over to Newark to caught a 777 on United. That used to be half full in Economy. But flying long haul from Chicago, I love the wide body aircraft. So, in general for me the 767s, and 777s to Europe are what I do like. Having to large space to walk around and extra bathrooms on the wide body aircraft is needed!!! And then on the coast to coast (east to west in the US) the 757s are as small of aircraft that I would fly in old Business Class and currently in First Class.
Now from the west to Hawaii, I have flown the 757s from LAX to Hawaii. Tha aircraft is a great narrow body flying long haul trips. First Class is nice with using my points. But I have flown Economy with being in the Exit Rows with the needed leg room and with an empty seat next to me a few times.!! That has been nice.
I flew JETBLUE economy in late April from POS-JFK. It was an amazing flight and I did not feel cramped at all Long flight to be in economy Tho Nice video
Great video! I’d say get use to narrow bodies for long hauls. It’s the future they’re more profitable for airlines. Also the A321LRneo is outselling Boeings Max about 5/1. It’s not a bad plane I’ve flew almost a hundred times from Anchorage to Ohare and back with no problems.
@@mrparts SAS is flying that Plane from Copenhagen to Chicago and Copenhagen to Washington. Azores Airlines uses that plane on its Lisbon to Bogota service. It has a range of 7800 kilometer or 4850 miles. And Airbus will sell the A321 XLR with a range of 8700 kilometer or 5400 miles, that’s enough for the routes Frankfurt-Denver or Frankfurt-Miami for example.
ive always been doubtful of the A321LR Transatlantic. I love the 777-300/200ER, the A350-900/1000 and the A380, (A330 isnt too good and the A340 is a rarity now these days). I love the wide bodies way too much and dont fly them often enough to fly the A321 on the short bodies, am I wrong?
The first flights were launched in August and September 2021 after being opened for reservation in May that year, and the plans officially announced back in 2019. On that note they aren't the only ones who use A321s, or narrowbodies for that matter, nonstop across the Atlantic, nor were they the first. Air Transat and TAP Air Portugal also use A321s on nonstop flights, while even the larger US airlines would use 757s on routes that are too thin for a widebody. For JetBlue this is what they have; if amenities like the included meals, WiFi, and/or IFE aren't enticing enough while their fares compete with airlines offering fewer or none of these things, then that's why it's nice to have choices.
Hello. Please tell me what should I do? I vaccinated against COVID-19 on September 20th in London, but the vaccination certificate will be issued at the end of October. I have a regular paper that confirms that I am vaccinated. I bought tickets from your airline for October 10 to New York, will they let me on the plane without a certificate?
@@nycflyertravel Yes it will I hope that Airbus will get through with there launch soon without anymore Delays in this Delivery with there New Airbus A321XLR Launch which is in 2024 and not 2023 next year.
Good call not ordering the alcohol on this flight. I could only imagine the lines forming to use one of 2 toilets in economy. Couple that with the crew trying to push their carts around.
At 6ft 6 in tall i find the space is roughlybthe same on widebody lr narrowbody flights. Everyone makes a big deal about long flights on narrow bodies. When in rwlity unless you are rich and can afford 1st class. Most common folks sight in coach. And the seat pitch is all that matters. I will defintly bee looking to take jet blue toondon next time i am heading to tenerife. That looked really good.
As a pilot for JetBlue, I'm very happy to see our service is standing out amongst competitors. Great Video!!!
Thanks Jorge!
I love Jetblue the only planes I fly and feel comfortable with and I'm really scared of flying
Why do I always see people saying they’re pilots on these videos. I will never believe them
JetBlue is a great airline with awesome pilots! Great job!
We don’t thank Pilots enough thank you 🙏🏽
An amenity kit in economy would make a legacy carrier accountant break out in a cold sweat 🤣
Especially BA -who I consider to be a Budget Airline in all but price!
@@johnchristmas7522 the budget carrier even applies to their premium classes. The other day I managed to fly BA First on their A380 from Chicago to Heathrow for 1200 Euros by subsequently connecting through to Naples in Club Europe, after an 11 hour layover (where incidentally I met Anne Hathaway in the Terminal 3 BA lounge).
Whilst First was quite nice, and the staff were very down to earth and great fun (cabin manager gave me a full tour of the plane after dinner when I asked, even though it's officially frowned upon - he even showed me the crew rest in the central hold. I should have asked him to visit the flight deck after landing but didn't think of it) I honestly didn't find it anywhere near as spacious as I would expect first class to be on a premium airline like Cathay or Singapore. The food was OK; honestly I ate much better in Iberia business class a couple weeks before on their A330. I couldn't get to sleep either although that was due to the time of day; the cabin manager himself made the bed up for me through.
Oh, and the amenity kit was quite nice I thought, nicer than Iberia's business kit.
@@visionist7 Well I'm not surprised by any of this, next time if you can, try Qatar business class. No1 in my eyes, not a lover of 1st class although you ought to try Etihad, their first class is, well 1st class! Mostly my flights have been business class. Some of the airlines I prefer, according to flight route are;- Singapore Airlines, EVA, Turkish Airlines, Qatar and Qantas- across the pond it has to be Virgin. I go out of my way to avoid BA, which as it turns out is the same as Air Lingus, Iberia together with two budget airlines (IAG consortium).
I highly enjoyed watching this video. I like how you are able to add music and your voice at the same time. I haven't flown on JetBlue since 2009, so I am definitely hoping to again. The last JetBlue flight was one of the best experiences I have had on a plane, with friendly flight attendants and an abundance of TV channels. I can only imagine how much better it is now.
Thank you! Hopefully you can book a JetBlue flight soon. I think they’re the best airline in the US.
@@nycflyertravel I agree. I hope I can fly JetBlue again soon. In fact, I have considered traveling to Boston just so I can fly on them again for a few years now, lol. My family almost always chooses Southwest, though. I like Southwest, but I would definitely like the experience of flying JetBlue again.
@@nycflyertravel but they don't fly everywhere in the United States though they may be a good airline but they don't fly everywhere like out of my home airport of Baltimore Washington and Washington Dulles they stopped flying out of Dulles and only fly to California out of this area you have to transfer in Boston that's this doesn't make sense to fly Washington DC to Boston to go to Seattle but I agree JetBlue is a very good airline it's always hard it's just the offerings they have for service out of the DC area it's hard to fly them. Another great airline is Alaska they're number one in JetBlue number two
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@@brianocean5756 That's very true. If you want to fly JetBlue frequently, your best bets would be to live in Boston, New York City, or Los Angeles.
I've flown the A321Neo to London from Toronto and it was WAY more comfortable than some of the 757 that some Airlines still use for transatlantic
3:42 a mixture of B747 and DC10 ? Awesome !
Good stuff. I hope JetBlue does really well on the route. The meal choice is definitely a winner and the pantry is good. The free wifi is also great. Good review.
Thank you 🙏
Thank you MR. Really interesting episode.👍😊🤝🛫🛩️
It's really wonderful. Night flight and early morning flight back was AMAZING in Economy. I'm definitely going to do it again.
Thanks for the comment!
I love your pleasant tone, your amazing videos and the detail in your reports 💙
Thanks man! I appreciate the support.
@@nycflyertravel Super Proud to know you my man !
How can 20k people watch this video and not all of them LOVE it?
It’s so well done, so informative!
I love your videos!
Keep them coming! :)
Thank you!
I've booked this flight based on your review next month. New York here I come!
By the way great vlog 👍🏻
Thanks David! Have a great trip.
I just flew jet blue to NYC and back to London. Amazing experience, especially for the cheap price! Will definitely always go with them from now on
Thank you for filming the economy experience since most vloggers only report from Business and First.
Thanks for the support!
Thank you for the great video. I am from Canada and have not flown Jet Blue. I am very impressed with the flight. Interior of aircraft is lovely and meals and snacks looked very good. Sometimes Bigger is not always better. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.😊
Thanks Ruth! Hopefully you can try JetBlue out sometime soon.
@@nycflyertravel That would be great. Hopefully some time later this year !!!!
Really great stuff! This was another well timed and produced review. I'll definitely continue to come back for more!
Thank you!
Great video! I love that JetBlue is competing with the legacies on trans Atlantic flights!
Thanks! Hopefully they continue to expand.
Love these flight reviews short and simple. I’ve watched every one. Keep up the amazing work!
Thanks for your support Jackson!
Your videos are not only fun to watch but also very informative since I’ll be flying to Amsterdam with JetBlue..thank you
Thank you! Have a great trip
I'm a massive fan of Jet Blue for trans Atlantic flights. I hope they include more destinations in North America from London. Thank you for a great trip report.
Thanks Simon!
I'd also like to see them do flights to other cities on their narrow body jets eventually - small, long range planes create a place for long haul low demand routes, but it's fair to start with routes with a big market, it's still early days and they're starting to go to Paris and Amsterdam this year
@@grassytramtracks Hopefully Manchester and Birmingham which United pulled the plug a few years back but a narrow body like this could make them pay.
From a JetBlue employee I thank you for flying with JetBlue
Thank you 🙏
I’m currently a year 7 pilot for JetBlue and was very proud of our airline to see that our service is standing out compared to other transatlantic competitors. Very well detailed tour and very good writing. OUTSTANDING VIDEO!
Thank you 🙏
I really enjoyed this video. I'll definitely be looking into Jet blue flights to London. Thank you much sir!
nice video made me excited to travel to NYC next month on this airline first time traveling in a couple years so it's good to know the service is quality
Thanks! I hope you enjoy your trip.
JetBlue has the best economy cabin experience amongst US carriers. The only fear I have is their operational issues that keep cropping up like gate delays and such but hopefully they get on top of these. I've flown their A321Neo (200 seat economy version) and found it very quiet and comfy. This will be my #1 choice when I fly to the UK followed by Delta from here in NYC.
We are getting to that we are hiring more people for Airport Operation and Ground operations
I have traveled with JetBlue many times. and I really like this airline. ♥️👍
Great video! That looks like such a lovely experience! I’m no stranger to transatlantic narrow-body flying, and I have to say I’ve never found those aircraft types to be a problem. I’ve flown transatlantic between the US and Scotland on both Delta and United who sometimes use narrow-body aircraft for their seasonal flights to/from Edinburgh. Even when the aircraft is full it’s always been a pleasant experience!
This was definitely a greatly appreciated video. Thank you. Thumbs up and subscribed. 🎉
Thanks James!
Fantastic video! I'm going to London on Jetblue (racked up a lot of points over the years) this summer and pleased I'm on the plane!
Thanks Kenneth! Enjoy your flight
I hope they add the JFK-DUB route soon. I have a feeling it will be announced in the next few months, plus, it makes sense with Aer Lingus and Jetblue having codeshare partnership. Great vlog! Thanks for this!
Thanks for the comment! I definitely hope JetBlue continues to expand.
They might do at some point, but currently they're planning to start going to Paris and Amsterdam, and if they did Frankfurt, then they'd have all of the biggest European hubs
Great review as usual. Loving your stuff!
Thanks Adam!
My family and I flew JetBlue (economy) from Heathrow to JFK on 7/24/22. It couldn't have been a better experience. Boarding was organized, the attendants were friendly and professional, the food was great, and the extra legroom was noticable (I'm 6'2"). Having only two available restrooms in the rear caused some issues, but nothing serious. Highly recommended.
We continued on JetBlue from JFK home to Albuquerque and the flight was fine, but not the standout that the Atlantic flight was.
Just a friendly reminder on B6 core customers can also use the lavatory in the Mint cabin
I'm flying from London to atlanta on jet blue on the 29th June and can't wait. Love the free snacks.
Enjoy your trip!
I’m flying with JetBlue from New York to Paris. It was $500 cheaper, and for my family of three it means saving $ 1,500. I love flying big airplanes, but last year I flew with JetBlue from New York to Los Angeles ( around 6 hrs). Let me tell you about that flight: I had more leg room than any other airline, free internet and watched a lot of UA-cam videos, and my seat was very comfortable. ❤ I hope my flight to Paris will be even better, since they are adding meals and snacks.
I’m sure you’ll have a great flight to Paris! Enjoy 👍🏻
When I saw the queen thing I was like…. Ohhhhhhh JetBlue u gotta change that
2 toilets for Y is way too few. There should be a midcabin loo as well, like there is on some AA configs. My other peeve with A321 flights is they are low and slow. More prone to bad weather, and easily another 1/2 hr to an 1hr flying west especially. So is it worth the ticket price? IDK, maybe?
Honest question/concern - I would imagine the turbulence is much worse on a narrow body. Maybe I’m wrong, but I just always assumed wide bodies absorbed more for a smoother flight.
There should be a wooden spoon/stick on behind of the top of the label of the ice cream for you to use :)
I'm tempted to try them to London, I just wish they didn't give into the "premium oneways to force buying roundtrips" pricing like most other airlines across the pond, because then I'd do a one-way with them and then a LCC like French bee in the other direction to make a return trip while trying out two airlines. I still remember when the flights first went on sale last year and SFO-JFK-LHR/LGW-JFK-SFO was under $500 even for a long weekend/above-average demand period.
I also watched the previous video for JFK-LHR and liked what I saw. Insightful and enjoyable videos!
Thanks for the comment! Yeah, it’s really annoying when airlines do that. I want to fly on French bee too even though I just saw a bad review on them.
Hmm. Very interesting video. I might consider jet blue to London one day. Hope they’ll invest in bigger planes in the future. Keep them on the list.😳✈️👍🏾
Thanks for watching
Looks refreshing compared to the legacy airlines whose onboard economy service to and from the US has become a bit tired. Thanks for sharing!
Well despite it being a narrowbody Jetblue definitely made up for it with all the features!
The hardware and service wise look solid. I Would put jetBlue on my bucket list when visiting US
You definitely should! They’re a great airline. Thanks for watching
Great review
Thanks
Thank you for sharing flying on the narrow body aircraft. Since this flight was not with a lot of people onboard then that was very good. If you have to fly in Economy on long haul flights, I always hope to get the seat next to you free. I am a tall guy 6'2" so, I need that when I can not fly Business Class. A few year back, when I could not get Business Class to Europe, I use to jump over to Newark to caught a 777 on United. That used to be half full in Economy. But flying long haul from Chicago, I love the wide body aircraft. So, in general for me the 767s, and 777s to Europe are what I do like. Having to large space to walk around and extra bathrooms on the wide body aircraft is needed!!! And then on the coast to coast (east to west in the US) the 757s are as small of aircraft that I would fly in old Business Class and currently in First Class.
Now from the west to Hawaii, I have flown the 757s from LAX to Hawaii. Tha aircraft is a great narrow body flying long haul trips. First Class is nice with using my points. But I have flown Economy with being in the Exit Rows with the needed leg room and with an empty seat next to me a few times.!! That has been nice.
Great content keep them coming!!!!! Regards from 🇿🇦
Thanks Maria!
Excellent video. Thanks
Thanks
1:31 I don't think that advertisements there anymore
looks a great service and airline
A321 over the water is some adventure. But hey, why not!
I flew JETBLUE economy in late April from POS-JFK. It was an amazing flight and I did not feel cramped at all
Long flight to be in economy Tho
Nice video
Thanks! Economy really wasn’t too bad. The Mint Suite is amazing on this plane, but I’d prefer to save money and sit in the cheap seats.
@@nycflyertravel yh. Never flew mint before as I usually fly UAL. want to fly mint some day
I see jetblue in the future getting some a330-900 or 800, great video
Thank you! It would be nice to see them get some wide bodies
I thought JetBlue was domestic only? And a little A321 NEO? I assumed only the 777s, 787s, A350s etc. only went overseas? Great coverage!
Thanks for watching!
its a 44m jet it is not little!!!
And excited for Mother's Day on tomorrow.
Hoped you enjoyed your Cinco de Mayo on Thursday and had a great day yesterday.
JetBlue now flies to Paris Charles de Gaulle and to Amsterdam from JFK!
Great video
Thanks 🙏
Is there much turbulence
Was wondering the same about turbulence if its such a small plane and small planes shake a lot 😐😐😐 hate turbulence
They should use metal Cutlery looking foward to someday fly this route with them.
How did you get to London? ❤❤
Hey man, awesome video ✈️ 🇬🇧😁👍🏼👍🏼‼️🗽
Thanks 🙏
Someone at United needs to watch this video. This is how economy flying should be. Yes, less cabin space, but the service is way better. Nice video.
Thanks Colin!
Great video! I’d say get use to narrow bodies for long hauls. It’s the future they’re more profitable for airlines. Also the A321LRneo is outselling Boeings Max about 5/1. It’s not a bad plane I’ve flew almost a hundred times from Anchorage to Ohare and back with no problems.
Thanks for watching! Yeah, narrow bodies are definitely the future and They’re really not too bad to fly on.
I hope they come to Frankfurt one day. They let Lufthansa or BA or KLM look veeeery bad in Service. Good Job JetBlue
Can this plane make it so far?
@@mrparts SAS is flying that Plane from Copenhagen to Chicago and Copenhagen to Washington. Azores Airlines uses that plane on its Lisbon to Bogota service. It has a range of 7800 kilometer or 4850 miles. And Airbus will sell the A321 XLR with a range of 8700 kilometer or 5400 miles, that’s enough for the routes Frankfurt-Denver or Frankfurt-Miami for example.
Just great to watch great job thank you they should add vLos Angeles to London on JetBlue
Thanks Brian! It would be great if they added Vegas to London
@@nycflyertravel agreed and San Francisco
I wonder if that aircraft can make it non stop from LHR to JFK with a strong headwind in the winter.
The newer A321XLR can. Bigger fuel tank, better aerodynamics and better range.
Very nice review but the bathrooms would be an issue for me. I drink lots of water. Cheers! And I subscribed to you.
Thanks for your support!
if Jet Blue can keep its slots at Heathrow, then it will be a real contender.
Nice video. Jetblue 👍
Thanks!
I’ll agree this is my second favorite plane model besides the OG DC-10
Thanks for watching! I really enjoyed flying on the A321LR. It was much more comfortable than I was expecting.
Well done
Thanks
ive always been doubtful of the A321LR Transatlantic. I love the 777-300/200ER, the A350-900/1000 and the A380, (A330 isnt too good and the A340 is a rarity now these days). I love the wide bodies way too much and dont fly them often enough to fly the A321 on the short bodies, am I wrong?
Whoa! Had no idea JetBlue flies to London.
Yeah, hopefully they expand to other European cities too!
If jetblue adds a330s to their fleet, they will be unstoppable
I thought JetBlue was for US domestics only but this looks really good. I’m just nervous to travel with them due to call the flight cancellations.
safe flight friend
Nice video
Thanks 🙏
Is food sold seperately in Economy Class or is it included in the ticket price?
It’s included in the ticket price
Since when JETBLUE does Transatlantic routes? :o pretty shocking but they should be delivered with new and bigger airbuses for those routes..
dude agree, no way i'd fly with a 6 seat aircraft
The first flights were launched in August and September 2021 after being opened for reservation in May that year, and the plans officially announced back in 2019. On that note they aren't the only ones who use A321s, or narrowbodies for that matter, nonstop across the Atlantic, nor were they the first. Air Transat and TAP Air Portugal also use A321s on nonstop flights, while even the larger US airlines would use 757s on routes that are too thin for a widebody.
For JetBlue this is what they have; if amenities like the included meals, WiFi, and/or IFE aren't enticing enough while their fares compete with airlines offering fewer or none of these things, then that's why it's nice to have choices.
I don’t like night flights and I want to ask if this is a complete daylight flight even over the Atlantic
What's the max mileage a A321LR can cover ?
Hello. Please tell me what should I do? I vaccinated against COVID-19 on September 20th in London, but the vaccination certificate will be issued at the end of October. I have a regular paper that confirms that I am vaccinated. I bought tickets from your airline for October 10 to New York, will they let me on the plane without a certificate?
Nice trip LDN x NYC
Thanks
I always said they should have bought wide bodies for this route, I think they eventually will.
I think it would be expensive for them, although a sole 787 wouldn’t hurt TOO much?
For me, the number of restrooms is not an argument. Yes, widebodies have more restrooms but you have way more passengers too.
Lol I had no idea this flight was available 🎉
I hope to fly on JetBlue Airways A321LR On New York to London & Back also I hope to see there A321XLR's from 2024 launch soon.
Yeah, it’ll be cool to see the XLRs in service. Thanks for watching
@@nycflyertravel Yes it will I hope that Airbus will get through with there launch soon without anymore Delays in this Delivery with there New Airbus A321XLR Launch which is in 2024 and not 2023 next year.
Good job
Thanks
Buffalo to LAX can improve on Food selection though
Great video!! Would you happen to know why there is a German flag on the safety cards?
Good call not ordering the alcohol on this flight. I could only imagine the lines forming to use one of 2 toilets in economy. Couple that with the crew trying to push their carts around.
They should do metal cutlery, it’s even more eco friendly!
so how did you eat your icecream?
I used the broken spoon 😂
I'd give JetBlue a try on this route, though I may prefer LGW
You should definitely try it out! Thanks for watching Thomas
one of the first
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At 6ft 6 in tall i find the space is roughlybthe same on widebody lr narrowbody flights. Everyone makes a big deal about long flights on narrow bodies. When in rwlity unless you are rich and can afford 1st class. Most common folks sight in coach. And the seat pitch is all that matters.
I will defintly bee looking to take jet blue toondon next time i am heading to tenerife. That looked really good.
Thanks for watching Daniel. Hopefully you can try this flight out soon
Seat pitch and seat width. Here perhaps narrow bodies will be less prone to desire to fit an extra seat in the row
I didn’t know JetBlue flys transatlantic.
Love JetBlue. Hopefully I will see wife body aircraft in the future
That would be cool
Yeah I would love to fly jetblue! But I am not excited for a narrow body.
Your video is fine, it's jetBlue that I have a problem with. Why would anyone want to be cooped up in a SINGLE AISLE A321 for 7 hours?
We'll be prepared for another war between who wants and who not. The 321LR and XLR is coming
(Edit: is delayed for 2024 and we are not sure what would happen)