JetBlue Expands Its Mint Map Again with Plans Set for More Than 80 Daily Mint Flights. ... JetBlue will also launch Mint service between New York-JFK and Seattle on April 15, 2018.

JetBlue's premium Mint service is coming to Orlando, offering travelers a taste of luxury on select routes to an ...

JetBlue is ending its Miami route from Boston after September 3 and expanding its Mint service to Orlando, offering new ...

JetBlue has revealed the start date for expanding its “Mint” lie-flat seating to more of its route map.. The airline first announced the new Mint routes last April, but said then only that ...

JetBlues complicated Mint network in the US . Naturally, the airline’s Mint network in the US is much more complicated, with JetBlue scheduling 647 weekly flights with its business class product ...

Seats that lie flat. A 17" TV. Laptop storage. Restaurant-quality meals. An open bar. JetBlue is bringing its premium Mint experience to Orlando for the first time, allowing Floridians to fly to ...

JetBlue’s lie-flat seats are coming to even more routes across a bigger chunk of its U.S. route map. The airline will expand its “Mint” premium seating to seven additional cross-country ...

JetBlue Mint offers lie-flat seats and premium perks like noise-canceling headphones. Here's how to find and book JetBlue Mint seats.

JetBlue is pausing or cutting service on two dozen routes and pulling seven cities off its route map entirely as part of its latest network shakeup. The New York-based carrier, which has its ...

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — JetBlue announced that Mint, its premium business class service, is expanding its Las Vegas footprint. The ...

JetBlue will operate all new, non-Mint routes using its Airbus A320 aircraft offering the airline's award-winning service featuring the most legroom in coach (a); free Fly-Fi, the fastest ...

On Tuesday, JetBlue announced a massive and rapid expansion of its premium Mint service, added four new cities to the map. Seattle, San Diego, Fort Lauderdale, and Las Vegas will all see Mint ...