JetBlue Airways Mint service | Airlines and Destinations

San Diego to Be JetBlue’s Next Destination for Mint Premium-Class Service

Airlines Airports November 15, 2016 0

JetBlue Airways will launch daily Mint service between its primary hub at New York JFK and San Diego International Airport on August 15, 2017.

JetBlue to Expand Its Mint Service to Seven More U.S. Transcon Routes

Airlines Airports April 12, 2016 0

The next tranche of routes will bring the Mint service to four cities for the first time – Fort Lauderdale, Las Vegas, San Diego and Seattle – while also increasing customer options from New York JFK, Boston, Los Angeles and San Francisco.

JetBlue to Offer Mint Premium Service Year-Round on JFK-Barbados Route

Airlines Airports November 30, 2015 0

Less than a month after launching a seasonal weekly ‘Mint’ premium service on its New York JFK-Bardabos route, JetBlue Airways has announced it will offer the weekly Mint service on the route year-round.

JetBlue to Bolster Boston Hub with New Flights, Including Mint Transcon Service

Airlines Airports June 23, 2015 0

JetBlue Airways plans to introduce its Mint premium transcontinental service on its routes linking Boston with San Francisco, Los Angeles and Barbados. It also plans to launch services linking Nashville with Boston and Fort Lauderdale and increase service frequencies on 14 routes from Boston.

JetBlue to Expand ‘Mint’ Service to Aruba and Barbados for 2015 Winter Season

Airlines Airports March 16, 2015 0

JetBlue Airways will offer its premium Mint service this coming winter on its routes from New York JFK to Barbados and Aruba, two of its most popular Caribbean routes.

JetBlue Plan Sees 18 Airbus A320s Deferred, More Seats per Jet and Three-Fare Structure

Aircraft Airlines November 19, 2014 2

The delivery deferrals of 16 current-generation A320-family jets from 2016-2018 until 2022 and two until 2023 mean they will be delivered to JetBlue Airways well after 2020, when A320-family production is due to have shifted completely to deliveries of A320neo-family jets.