Hey Jeb and Suzanne! I was your lead crewmember on board and like I said then it was an honor to have you on board. As soon as I saw you my little airline nerd heart lit up with joy! I'd be more than happy to welcome you back on board any of my Trans-Atlantic flights again. This also happened to be my very first working flight in the Trans-Atlantic catalogue, and as the lead of course, so it makes me incredibly happy to hear how much you enjoyed the service myself and the other crew could provide for you. Hope to see you in the great blue skies again soon. Cheers!
@@BrenonaPlenas a baby blue I was so excited to see this video! So jealous of you guys for getting to have him on your flight, and so happy he enjoyed your service! You guys are awesome!
@@DougsAwesome12 i too work for jetblue, and i specifically was a classmate of brennan and he is truly amazing! one of the best perks of flying jetblue is and always will be brennan!
I think no lounge is ok, if you’re already paying less with no points or anything like that for a LIE FLAT SEAT, I think it cancels out the “no lounge access”. Great video Jeb and Suzanne!
Yeah, can make your own lounge at home with the money youre saving, get a nice wine and some good food and home is way more comfy anyway. A lounge is only useful if you're connecting flights or just want to get to the airport real early imo.
Absolutely. The lie flat seat is everything, especially if you are flying TO Europe, which is usually a redeye. With my various credit cards, I can almost always find lounge access. But finding an affordable lie flat seat is key.
With rumors of delta and other airlines “unbundling” business class, I think JetBlue is making a good decision with no lounge access. It lowers prices which is one of their main selling points.
There is no shortage of vendors selling alcohol in any airport I have ever been to . Terrible idea to get drunk before boarding a plane. No lounge for me.
Unbundling? They already have. United at SFO you have to be in Polaris international flight or Newark first class to get in for free. I was very disappointed when I had 1st class to Vegas a few years ago and could get in
@@JediTevYou can only get access to a United Polaris lounge if you’re flying Polaris class in a long haul, international flight. There’s no mechanism to pay to use the lounge. Access can also be had by passengers in business on a long-haul international Star Alliance carrier. If you’re flying true, international first class on a *A carrier (offered by Lufthansa, but not by United), you can bring a companion into the lounge.
@@jeffreytravels It really is one of the best, if not the best, European airports and it does rival the one in Singapore. I don't like airports in general but Schiphol is my only exception. Keep up the great work!
Everyone talks about Delta 1 or the United Polaris Business class seats, but this deserves some more love. Hugely underrated seat, and as always, stunning views
I agree! Thank You JEB for sharing with us. Sharing your Love of Aviation, and your Love for each other. (the way SUZANNE looked at you, when she kissed your cheek, and when she gave you a bite of her food) I want that! 🙂🥰
Not having a lounge in such an interesting international airport is no big deal. There is so much to see and do that even with hours to kill it’s hard to get bored. For that price there is no question.
As you experienced, most mainstream lounges these days are so crowded that they're not really worth it. Unless it's one of the luxury lounges from like the Middle Eastern airlines, with a la carte food and table service and such, I'd gladly skip it if it meant a noticeably cheaper ticket. I'd honestly skip most of the perks on the plane, too. For the most part, I'm just paying for the larger seat, not free booze and free checked bags that I don't even use anyway.
Two thoughts: First, the little snippets at the end, awesome. Lounge? Don't care, rather walk around the airport before sitting for 8-20 hours (I have traveled quite a bit). It's all about inflight for me. Love you guys, keep up the good work! OH, and flying Mint to London and back from Paris in a few months! Can't wait!
As a former airline employee (both sides of the Atlantic) I got spoilt traveling Business and First long haul as a pass rider. I love the option of choosing the meal on the plane. I don’t know how I’d feel about that long a trip on a single aisle aircraft, since I’ve never done it before. Your seat did look a bit tight to me. A lounge for me is just an added frill, unless you have a serious wait time or a delay. A British expat watching in Florida.
I’ve seen economy/coach fares on domestic flights of much shorter duration between two crew bases for not much less, especially considering the price Jeb and Suzanne paid included an onward connection.
LOL! I TRIED to watch one of his videos. Easy to write about gripes ; more of an effort to show pluses and things to look out for. Doesn't hurt that Suzanne and Jeb have good on camera chemistry!
The lounge is a very nice part of a ticket. A quiet bathroom and the ability to shower before going to meetings after landing is a big part of why business travelers like lounges.
Showers on arrival after a long distance flight are the best! I don't care much for a lounge but every airport with (affordable) showers is a big plus!
I started visiting the Schiphol "sky Deck" back in the mid 1970's. The airport was a fraction of the size then then it is today. My dad flew for business often and with one car in the family (very typical for Dutch families back then), we'd be there to pick him up after his mulli-week business trips. A visit to the Sky Deck was a great way to kill time and the excitement of seeing the airplanes come and go. With my dad working for Fokker, I grew up around aircraft. We could see the factory on the far side of the airport. Great memories. I also remember when they added the train station opposite the arrival hall, in what was formerly the parking lot. Then in the 1990's they extended the arrival hall to completely cover the train station so it's now integral with the airport.
I was thinking many business class travelers have access to lounges through their credit card so I think it fine that Jet Blue doesn't. You are right; seat design can be improved upon but overall a wonderful experience for the money.
My thoughts exactly. Plus even if you don't many airports you can pay for lounger access for around 50 Euros or so, considering how much cheaper the ticket is, it's well worth it.
I do not have a positive opinion of any airline. Except for jet blue, they really are different. I once had a 3 hour delay flying to the Bahamas, and not only did a wonderful staff member spend those three hours calmly explaining the situation, the solution they had, and doing so with a smile, but they also brought us waters/sodas, and even a sandwich. I was in economy, I wouldn’t have gotten a sandwich if everything had gone well. That’s the only delay/issue I’ve ever had with them, and they went above and beyond to make things right. It’s a great company, support and fly them when you can.
We flew JetBlue Mint from Boston to London earlier this year, and agree with most of your comments. The only real issue was that the food ordering system on board crashed TWICE before any service, so it might just as well have not existed! For us, the small seat size (compared to business flights on other carriers) is a killer - we both needed more space than was available in the lie-flat - and the larger suites weren't on that plane unfortunately.
I flew from SLC to London and back in jetBlue's Core seats. I'm glad I changed my flights to depart from Heathrow since the LGW-BOS flights didn't serve hot food in Core. However, it was extremely comfortable and seamless. The ability to choose meals is amazing, and the crews were fantastic. Would do it again! I don't necessarily care about lounge access unless I know it's going to be good.
I don't see a lack of lounge access as a problem at all. I think the lack of lounge access is more of a problem for people who have come to expect a lounge as an essential part of their travel experience and who, probably, can more easily afford to live life a little more luxuriously. JetBlue's offer of a business class experience at a cheaper price appeals to people like me who are in the lower middle class and for whom this kind of experience would be nothing less than an indulgence. Thanks for sharing your experience Jeb and Suzanne. It definitely is useful information given in an entertaining way.
I was in Amsterdam earlier this month and decided to swing by the Panorama Terrace as part of my trip. I'm so glad it was highlighted here because it's such a good call for plane spotting! There's also a nice restaurant area up there too if you're looking for a bite to eat. Loved this video!
Hi Jeb and Suzanne: I love your channel and watch it all the time! I know this comment is a little out of date for this particular video but my wife and I just flew JetBlue Mint from Boston to Paris and then back again, all within a week (to go to a wedding in the south of France). It was a very good experience and flights in both directions. Flying "Mint" is definitely a major step up from being cramped in coach (and obviously quite a bit more expensive too). I love the "pod" that you get in Mint with almost total privacy, once you close the aisle door. I'm 6'2" and had just enough room to lie completely flat, although the pod is relatively narrow. We flew overnight from Boston to Paris (leaving Boston around 8:15 PM and arriving in Paris at 9:15 AM (Paris time), so I was able to get some sleep (and I usually don't sleep well on planes). We were served dinner going over and lunch coming back (daytime flight on the return trip from Paris). The food was very good and quite filling (excellent desserts!) and free drinks are always a nice perk. The service was excellent and the entertainment system and large screen monitor were both very good. All in all, a nice way to take the trip across the Atlantic!
I find incredible how grateful you both are to have the chance to live this flying dream. Most people are not like this, understanding of the fact this is a privilege many others do not have.
Great video. We flew from DC to Paris last May on jetBlue’s mint and had a great experience. We had a 3hr layover in Boston and stayed in the Chase Sapphire lounge. In my opinion, no jetBlue lounge access to offset the ticket prices is a relief. It also helps when you have access to other lounges.
Thank you two for sharing a great flight. I keep hearing JetBlue is very nice to flying to and from Europe now with the Mint Service Class. You two are right about a lounge access for both sides if the Atlantic. Having Priority Pass helps me as well.
Great video as always, Jeb. For me, lounge or no lounge isn’t a deal breaker. And of course, my perennial response to your tagline “and you’re coming along” is “I’d love to!”
Travel day is so hectic, I try to minimize as much as possible the time at the airport - so for me, a lounge is not a big deal. If it meant a lower fare because of the lack of a lounge, count me in!!!!! Great video (as they always are)!
Each to ones own really re airport lounges, i don't mind Jet Blue not having lounges., it's the whole onboard experience such as pre take-off drinks / food / IFE / seat comfort and F.A service that's important to me!. Awesome flight review there Jeb & Suzanne🛫👍
I really, really enjoy the both of you. I don't think many couples get to be very successful on UA-cam but you are very special and your content is now even better together with Suzanne. Always enjoyable. Thank you.
Jet Blue has become one of my favorite airlines. The crews are happy to work for Jet Blue which makes a difference. I would not mind not having lounge access in a large airport. Plenty of lounges you can get access to with a credit card access. Large airports have some great restaurant too! Thanks Jeb and Suzanne for another great review!
Thanks for another flight excellent flight review. Jet Blue is able to offer great fares and excellent onboard service due to the fact they don't operate a lounge.
I enjoyed the video very much. What made it even more interesting for me, was that I was on board the QM2 and watched the aircraft flying into land over the ship. I also enjoyed your QM2 video a few weeks ago.
I have flown JetBlue Mint, and I don't miss lounge access a bit. Airport lounges have become terribly overcrowded, and remember there's no such thing as a free lunch. Fighting crowds in airport lounges just to eat substandard food is not my cup of tea. As you found on this flight, JetBlue's Mint meal service is excellent. So for me, getting on the plane with an appetite to enjoy their good food is a bonus.
I flew on Mint from Gatwick to Boston in June and it was amazing, so I was SUPER nervous for the Jeb Score. Happy to see you enjoyed your experience too - it makes me want to fly JetBlue again!
Love the surprise QM2 cameo. We live in Winston-Salem and took the QM2 from NYC to Southampton last summer. I enjoy your channel, and thanks for the QM2 surprise at the end of this video!
Hey Jeb. Hope all is well. I was actually expecting you to attend JetBlue's Inaugural flight to London back in August 2021, back when you were going to take your first transatlantic flight since the start of the pandemic, until finding out that you took Air France on their La Premiere on the Boeing 777-300ER.
Solid review!! So tempted to try this product. Now that Jet Blue has announced a Lounge concept for JFK and BOS for Mint since this video posting it will intriguing to see what they come up with.
All that food looked so good and being able to choose what you want from your seat is a very good option rather than pre ordering when you purchase your tickets
I think I know the reference on the Planes name … if you have ever seen the Patrick Swayze and Wesley Snipes movie “Too Wong Foo - Thanks for everything Julie Newmar” the car salesperson that sold them their lucky ride his name was “ John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt” it has to be a reference to that movie I mean I couldn’t think where else they would of pulled that name from ! Great Video Jeb and Suzanne ❤
I flew JetBlue Mint LAX -> JFK last year on my birthday. In the alternating 2-2/1-1 configured A321. Had a truly excellent crew, received a happy birthday, good food, and got some much needed sleep. I don’t care too much for lounge access, priority pass covers that to an extent, and Mint is otherwise an excellent business class product. Even if the 2-2/1-1 configuration is showing its age.
I agree with Susanne regarding the activity and noise around her seat. My wife and I booked both the Mint suites in row 1. On a flight from Boston to Gatwick. It’s very noisy at the front we wouldn’t book it again.
Hey Jeb and Suzanne! I was your lead crewmember on board and like I said then it was an honor to have you on board. As soon as I saw you my little airline nerd heart lit up with joy! I'd be more than happy to welcome you back on board any of my Trans-Atlantic flights again. This also happened to be my very first working flight in the Trans-Atlantic catalogue, and as the lead of course, so it makes me incredibly happy to hear how much you enjoyed the service myself and the other crew could provide for you. Hope to see you in the great blue skies again soon. Cheers!
Thank you so much for watching and for your service! We had a great flight (thanks to you and your team) and look forward to flying with you again!💙
Jet Blue should definitively introduce Lounge access to Business Class guests.
@@ncvsdiablo I agree! There’s been off and on rumors it’s something we’re working on, I certainly hope we do in the near future!
@@BrenonaPlenas a baby blue I was so excited to see this video! So jealous of you guys for getting to have him on your flight, and so happy he enjoyed your service! You guys are awesome!
@@DougsAwesome12 i too work for jetblue, and i specifically was a classmate of brennan and he is truly amazing! one of the best perks of flying jetblue is and always will be brennan!
I think no lounge is ok, if you’re already paying less with no points or anything like that for a LIE FLAT SEAT, I think it cancels out the “no lounge access”. Great video Jeb and Suzanne!
That and if you have the right credit cards (ie. chase Sapphire, Amex Platinum) you have lounge access anyways
Yeah, can make your own lounge at home with the money youre saving, get a nice wine and some good food and home is way more comfy anyway. A lounge is only useful if you're connecting flights or just want to get to the airport real early imo.
The LIE FLAT SEAT is even more important when you're flying in the other direction! No lounge access is unimportant to me.
Absolutely. The lie flat seat is everything, especially if you are flying TO Europe, which is usually a redeye. With my various credit cards, I can almost always find lounge access. But finding an affordable lie flat seat is key.
@@eliteiel9747exactly
I rarely have time to stop by lounges and they're so overrun these days that I'd rather pay less and skip the lounge.
With rumors of delta and other airlines “unbundling” business class, I think JetBlue is making a good decision with no lounge access. It lowers prices which is one of their main selling points.
There is no shortage of vendors selling alcohol in any airport I have ever been to . Terrible idea to get drunk before boarding a plane. No lounge for me.
@@peterrisbergs7156 But the free food !!
Unbundling? They already have. United at SFO you have to be in Polaris international flight or Newark first class to get in for free. I was very disappointed when I had 1st class to Vegas a few years ago and could get in
@@JediTevYou can only get access to a United Polaris lounge if you’re flying Polaris class in a long haul, international flight. There’s no mechanism to pay to use the lounge. Access can also be had by passengers in business on a long-haul international Star Alliance carrier. If you’re flying true, international first class on a *A carrier (offered by Lufthansa, but not by United), you can bring a companion into the lounge.
@@JediTev It’s standard for airlines not to allow lounge access for domestic First Class. This is and has always been the case for a while now.
Proud schiphol employee here: thanks for the very kind words about the airport! Not many of the famous reviewers are very positive about us.
Great airport, more people should realize
I enjoyed my 8 hours there, but I do kind of wish there was more charging, but isn't that always a problem lol
@@jeffreytravels It really is one of the best, if not the best, European airports and it does rival the one in Singapore. I don't like airports in general but Schiphol is my only exception. Keep up the great work!
Schipol is a terrific airport and there are so many areas to chill and wait
I’ve been there several times, it is a beautiful airport.
Suzanne's suite was well worth it, and I have to say, as a former delta employee, by far, the food on jet blue is incredible. You have me hungry jeb 😆
I’d take the lie-flat seat, the great food choices, excellent service and the amazing price any day over lounge access!
Everyone talks about Delta 1 or the United Polaris Business class seats, but this deserves some more love. Hugely underrated seat, and as always, stunning views
It's always the best day when Jeb Brooks posts a plane review!
Very true!
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Very true!
You're the best! Thank you!!
I agree. Love his channel
Suzanne is a pure delight. You two are so perfect together.
I agree! Thank You JEB for sharing with us. Sharing your Love of Aviation, and your Love for each other.
(the way SUZANNE looked at you, when she kissed your cheek, and when she gave you a bite of her food) I want that! 🙂🥰
Jeb, you seriously have the best air travel UA-cam channel. It’s crazy
Not having a lounge in such an interesting international airport is no big deal. There is so much to see and do that even with hours to kill it’s hard to get bored. For that price there is no question.
Agree... and Delta/KLM lounges are crowded homeless shelters these days.. not even worth going in.
As you experienced, most mainstream lounges these days are so crowded that they're not really worth it. Unless it's one of the luxury lounges from like the Middle Eastern airlines, with a la carte food and table service and such, I'd gladly skip it if it meant a noticeably cheaper ticket. I'd honestly skip most of the perks on the plane, too. For the most part, I'm just paying for the larger seat, not free booze and free checked bags that I don't even use anyway.
LH/LX first lounges blow any middle eastern carrier out of the water though
absolutely, I wish I could purchase a business class seat without alcohol included for a cheaper price
Two thoughts: First, the little snippets at the end, awesome. Lounge? Don't care, rather walk around the airport before sitting for 8-20 hours (I have traveled quite a bit). It's all about inflight for me. Love you guys, keep up the good work! OH, and flying Mint to London and back from Paris in a few months! Can't wait!
Jeb Brooks is the best trip-reporter on UA-cam! Can't wait for you to have 1 millions subscribers. Keep up the content!
Tbh i would choose this over a widebody anytime ;)
The A321XLR will open up even more possibilities.
As a former airline employee (both sides of the Atlantic) I got spoilt traveling Business and First long haul as a pass rider. I love the option of choosing the meal on the plane. I don’t know how I’d feel about that long a trip on a single aisle aircraft, since I’ve never done it before. Your seat did look a bit tight to me. A lounge for me is just an added frill, unless you have a serious wait time or a delay. A British expat watching in Florida.
Yes! Love seeing a Jeb Brooks video pop up on my feed. :)
I wouldn’t say its cheap but compared to other business classes it is so much bang for your buck
I’ve seen economy/coach fares on domestic flights of much shorter duration between two crew bases for not much less, especially considering the price Jeb and Suzanne paid included an onward connection.
Jed is the just the opposite of Non Stop Dan who whines non stop about 1st world problems.
*Jeb. But yeah, fully agree. He's the James Corden of UA-cam airline reviewers.
I can’t stand non stop Dan
LOL! I TRIED to watch one of his videos. Easy to write about gripes ; more of an effort to show pluses and things to look out for. Doesn't hurt that Suzanne and Jeb have good on camera chemistry!
I like noel Phillips who is a mix if the 2
Must be because of his boyfriend...
The lounge is a very nice part of a ticket. A quiet bathroom and the ability to shower before going to meetings after landing is a big part of why business travelers like lounges.
Showers on arrival after a long distance flight are the best!
I don't care much for a lounge but every airport with (affordable) showers is a big plus!
I’m sitting in hours of Cape Cod traffic, so perfect timing for this. Thank you can’t wait until the next Saturday that you post.!
I feel your pain. I've been there one time a couple of years ago. Never again. IMO, Cape Cod is completely overrated and overpriced.
@@schs1977overpriced keeps the rift raft out
You need that special pass for the tunnel
Thanks for finally showing us the transatlantic JetBlue mint experience!
Cheaper lay flat seats > lounge access, depending on your credit card, you can always get into another lounge anyways!
I started visiting the Schiphol "sky Deck" back in the mid 1970's. The airport was a fraction of the size then then it is today. My dad flew for business often and with one car in the family (very typical for Dutch families back then), we'd be there to pick him up after his mulli-week business trips. A visit to the Sky Deck was a great way to kill time and the excitement of seeing the airplanes come and go. With my dad working for Fokker, I grew up around aircraft. We could see the factory on the far side of the airport. Great memories. I also remember when they added the train station opposite the arrival hall, in what was formerly the parking lot. Then in the 1990's they extended the arrival hall to completely cover the train station so it's now integral with the airport.
I was thinking many business class travelers have access to lounges through their credit card so I think it fine that Jet Blue doesn't. You are right; seat design can be improved upon but overall a wonderful experience for the money.
My thoughts exactly. Plus even if you don't many airports you can pay for lounger access for around 50 Euros or so, considering how much cheaper the ticket is, it's well worth it.
I do not have a positive opinion of any airline.
Except for jet blue, they really are different. I once had a 3 hour delay flying to the Bahamas, and not only did a wonderful staff member spend those three hours calmly explaining the situation, the solution they had, and doing so with a smile, but they also brought us waters/sodas, and even a sandwich. I was in economy, I wouldn’t have gotten a sandwich if everything had gone well.
That’s the only delay/issue I’ve ever had with them, and they went above and beyond to make things right. It’s a great company, support and fly them when you can.
No other channel can make flying across the Atlantic as much as a captivating experience as Jeb can!
Jeb!! Please do Southwest vs. Breeze vs. JetBlue (Economy) vs. SunCountry! I loved your ULCC video. PLEASE do a LCC comparison!!
I have priority pass so no lounge is no problem I’ll just use that instead 3:11
Just looking at flights for this now, couldn't be more perfect timing
We flew JetBlue Mint from Boston to London earlier this year, and agree with most of your comments. The only real issue was that the food ordering system on board crashed TWICE before any service, so it might just as well have not existed! For us, the small seat size (compared to business flights on other carriers) is a killer - we both needed more space than was available in the lie-flat - and the larger suites weren't on that plane unfortunately.
I flew from SLC to London and back in jetBlue's Core seats. I'm glad I changed my flights to depart from Heathrow since the LGW-BOS flights didn't serve hot food in Core. However, it was extremely comfortable and seamless. The ability to choose meals is amazing, and the crews were fantastic. Would do it again! I don't necessarily care about lounge access unless I know it's going to be good.
I think it is great they don't have a lounge because I never need one!! Thanks for the awesome vids!
I don't see a lack of lounge access as a problem at all. I think the lack of lounge access is more of a problem for people who have come to expect a lounge as an essential part of their travel experience and who, probably, can more easily afford to live life a little more luxuriously. JetBlue's offer of a business class experience at a cheaper price appeals to people like me who are in the lower middle class and for whom this kind of experience would be nothing less than an indulgence. Thanks for sharing your experience Jeb and Suzanne. It definitely is useful information given in an entertaining way.
When your flight is delayed for over 3 hours, a lounge is a lifesaver
I was in Amsterdam earlier this month and decided to swing by the Panorama Terrace as part of my trip. I'm so glad it was highlighted here because it's such a good call for plane spotting! There's also a nice restaurant area up there too if you're looking for a bite to eat. Loved this video!
Can we talk about how amazing of a couple Jeb and Suzzane are!
Dinner together in the Mint Studio was adorable!
Wow jet blue with a very good score! Suzanne's suite looked awesome. Loved the name on the plane lol
Great video, thanks for the information!
Lie flat seat is all I care about. Forget the lounge 😉 Thanks for sharing!
Great JetBlue video
Hi Jeb and Suzanne: I love your channel and watch it all the time! I know this comment is a little out of date for this particular video but my wife and I just flew JetBlue Mint from Boston to Paris and then back again, all within a week (to go to a wedding in the south of France). It was a very good experience and flights in both directions. Flying "Mint" is definitely a major step up from being cramped in coach (and obviously quite a bit more expensive too). I love the "pod" that you get in Mint with almost total privacy, once you close the aisle door. I'm 6'2" and had just enough room to lie completely flat, although the pod is relatively narrow. We flew overnight from Boston to Paris (leaving Boston around 8:15 PM and arriving in Paris at 9:15 AM (Paris time), so I was able to get some sleep (and I usually don't sleep well on planes). We were served dinner going over and lunch coming back (daytime flight on the return trip from Paris). The food was very good and quite filling (excellent desserts!) and free drinks are always a nice perk. The service was excellent and the entertainment system and large screen monitor were both very good. All in all, a nice way to take the trip across the Atlantic!
Mint is excellent, glad you had a great trip!
Am I the only one who gets to the airport 3 hours early so I can chill, have a couple cocktails and eat and shop?
Yes.
@@LocutusLOL, nobody has stepped in to refute. Can’t say I can relate to OP on that one, either. Definitely unusual, but more power to you.
I find incredible how grateful you both are to have the chance to live this flying dream. Most people are not like this, understanding of the fact this is a privilege many others do not have.
Hello from Singapore 🇸🇬 ❤
Great video. We flew from DC to Paris last May on jetBlue’s mint and had a great experience. We had a 3hr layover in Boston and stayed in the Chase Sapphire lounge. In my opinion, no jetBlue lounge access to offset the ticket prices is a relief. It also helps when you have access to other lounges.
Love the video!!!
Thank you two for sharing a great flight. I keep hearing JetBlue is very nice to flying to and from Europe now with the Mint Service Class. You two are right about a lounge access for both sides if the Atlantic. Having Priority Pass helps me as well.
Great video as always, Jeb. For me, lounge or no lounge isn’t a deal breaker. And of course, my perennial response to your tagline “and you’re coming along” is “I’d love to!”
Travel day is so hectic, I try to minimize as much as possible the time at the airport - so for me, a lounge is not a big deal. If it meant a lower fare because of the lack of a lounge, count me in!!!!! Great video (as they always are)!
MINT is awesome. Flew one of the last Newark to Aruba runs and it was worth every penny to see my friends faces light up when they saw the seats.
Each to ones own really re airport lounges, i don't mind Jet Blue not having lounges., it's the whole onboard experience such as pre take-off drinks / food / IFE / seat comfort and F.A service that's important to me!. Awesome flight review there Jeb & Suzanne🛫👍
So crazy that you flew this because about 2 weeks ago I was in Amsterdam, and I saw JetBlue and was honestly surprised
I flew on the exact same aircraft from JFK to AMS pretty recently. I loved the economy class product too! Great video!
Great video and commentary my friend! Good vibrations through the video can tell how joyful you were!
I really, really enjoy the both of you. I don't think many couples get to be very successful on UA-cam but you are very special and your content is now even better together with Suzanne. Always enjoyable. Thank you.
Great video, Jeb! What is the watch worn during the video? Looks like a Grand Seiko but could not get a good close look at it.
Thanks for mentioning the terrace. It was a great place to visit before my return trip to Atlanta!
Jet Blue has become one of my favorite airlines. The crews are happy to work for Jet Blue which makes a difference. I would not mind not having lounge access in a large airport. Plenty of lounges you can get access to with a credit card access. Large airports have some great restaurant too! Thanks Jeb and Suzanne for another great review!
I never thought airline food could look so good! I would definitely get the studio. More spacious.
Thanks for another flight excellent flight review.
Jet Blue is able to offer great fares and excellent onboard service due to the fact they don't operate a lounge.
i love that you posted this video! you’re one of my favorite youtubers and i booked a flight for jet blue mint in 3 weeks! thanks!
2:30 Hey! That’s my name too!
Thanks,,,living in the Netherlands....lookin for flights to the US. Jetblue came across. Seeing this will change our minds.
This looks like an amazing way to cross the pond! Great seat, service and yummy food
Best travel couple on the internet everyone else is wrong
That F-100 display is friggin' RAD!
I seriously despise the airbus boeing duopoly. I miss seeing unique and different designs for planes. We all suffer from this due to higher prices
I enjoyed the video very much. What made it even more interesting for me, was that I was on board the QM2 and watched the aircraft flying into land over the ship. I also enjoyed your QM2 video a few weeks ago.
Small world, that’s an amazing story! Hope you had a wonderful voyage on QM2, she’s something, isn’t she?
@@GreenerGrass She's very special!
It’s always makes my day when Jeb brooks posts aviation content!
I have flown JetBlue Mint, and I don't miss lounge access a bit. Airport lounges have become terribly overcrowded, and remember there's no such thing as a free lunch. Fighting crowds in airport lounges just to eat substandard food is not my cup of tea. As you found on this flight, JetBlue's Mint meal service is excellent. So for me, getting on the plane with an appetite to enjoy their good food is a bonus.
I flew on Mint from Gatwick to Boston in June and it was amazing, so I was SUPER nervous for the Jeb Score. Happy to see you enjoyed your experience too - it makes me want to fly JetBlue again!
Us too!!
I flew Amsterdam to Boston on Jet Blue and LOVED it. It was such a breath of fresh air.
Love the surprise QM2 cameo. We live in Winston-Salem and took the QM2 from NYC to Southampton last summer. I enjoy your channel, and thanks for the QM2 surprise at the end of this video!
Finally, he reviews JetBlue! My favorite airline :D Great video!
Hope you enjoyed it!
@@GreenerGrassI did :) You make the best airline reviews!
You make the most accessible of all the aspirational flight reviews. A pleasure to watch!
So glad that your channel is getting close to the 1 million mark! Keep up the great work guys. Love your content!
I ❤ the Jetblue transatlantic service. And I hear there's a lounge for Mint customers under construction in their JFK terminal.
Hey Jeb. Hope all is well. I was actually expecting you to attend JetBlue's Inaugural flight to London back in August 2021, back when you were going to take your first transatlantic flight since the start of the pandemic, until finding out that you took Air France on their La Premiere on the Boeing 777-300ER.
What a sublime video offering the surreal view of aircrafts in the tarmac and plush services on a Jetblue transatlantic route!
Solid review!! So tempted to try this product. Now that Jet Blue has announced a Lounge concept for JFK and BOS for Mint since this video posting it will intriguing to see what they come up with.
I’m in anticipation of JetBlue flying transatlantic to Portugal one day. Maybe even Hawaii.
The food looks incredible. I'm definitely adding this to my bucket list for 2025! Amazing video as always!
All that food looked so good and being able to choose what you want from your seat is a very good option rather than pre ordering when you purchase your tickets
Thanks for flying us! Glad you enjoyed :)
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Doing this in a few weeks can’t wait. Thanks for the video
Have a great trip!!
When on JetBlue fight yesterday the service was incredible I love the video by the way
A lounge is definitely something that I look forward to
Love the cameos of Air Serbia in the bloopers section. Hinting that you’ll be flying with them soon? Love from Serbia 🇷🇸
0:10 -> i have slept in that engine back in 2013 when i had to spend a night at Schiphol Airport
It was actually surprisingly comfy
I sat in that engine when i got lost when i was 8 or so. Years later i worked in the store next to it 😂
@@OfficialKip All roads lead to that engine at Schiphol Airport
Please do a review of AirSerbia! They fly an A330 out of JFK and ORD to Belgrade.
I find it so crazy that JetBlue has expanded to doing transatlantic flights. Might have to look into their options from JFK to Paris and London 👀
I know right
I usually don't have the time to use a lounge, but access to a lounge could motivate me to come to the airport earlier.
I think I know the reference on the Planes name … if you have ever seen the Patrick Swayze and Wesley Snipes movie “Too Wong Foo - Thanks for everything Julie Newmar” the car salesperson that sold them their lucky ride his name was “ John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt” it has to be a reference to that movie I mean I couldn’t think where else they would of pulled that name from ! Great Video Jeb and Suzanne ❤
I love the mint experience will definitely do it again 😊
Turned 50 today, Jeb. Cant think of a better gift than to "come along for the ride!"
Trivia point......Schipol airport is probably the premier airport for transatlantic movements of horses usually including USOPC teams
I flew JetBlue Mint LAX -> JFK last year on my birthday. In the alternating 2-2/1-1 configured A321. Had a truly excellent crew, received a happy birthday, good food, and got some much needed sleep.
I don’t care too much for lounge access, priority pass covers that to an extent, and Mint is otherwise an excellent business class product. Even if the 2-2/1-1 configuration is showing its age.
If you want the cheapest biz class, try to fly Condor transatlantic. Legacy airline service for the price of economy plus on a normal airline
I agree with Susanne regarding the activity and noise around her seat. My wife and I booked both the Mint suites in row 1. On a flight from Boston to Gatwick. It’s very noisy at the front we wouldn’t book it again.
Jeb's voice reminds me so much of the narrator of some of those 2000s Disney-created documentaries