Jetblue is offering a experience better the the majority of the competition to be honest. I can't wait they fly to our country again! And waiting for the a321xlr. Exelent vide!
Haha I was given these from Istanbul whenever I travelled to London! I on the other hand hate these stickers… the new British passports are pretty flimsy so it makes the passports even worse in terms of quality 😭
(Commenting after watching both JetBlue flights) Very well done here. Based on what was showcased on both your flights, B6 has put together a really nice & competitive transatlantic product and it was great to see it get your approval. To answer your question at the 13:15 mark, I’ve flown JetBlue numerous times and it’s a good product on the domestic side (although, the E190 is vastly outdated considering what B6 is touting in terms of onboard product now). Some of my JetBlue trips I have up on my channel and you’re more than welcome to check them out if interested. Next time you come back to the States with JetBlue, I’d recommend giving Mint a shot. From what I’ve seen from others on here, it’s an amazing onboard experience. One last thing, gotta love the flight deck visit at 17:02.
Appreciate the comment man! Thanks for helping this channel grow! I’m glad to see JetBlue are doing great in the domestic sector and sadly did not take advantage of this a few months back! I’ll be sure to check out your channel! (Oh and visiting the flight deck is awesome! Wish every airline had the time for avgeeks like us to have a chat with the crew and to take a few shots) 👍🏼
Found your channel its great just watch new york to Gatwick on blue line thats new plane to me have not seen that one before it looks so nice with all blue lights thanks 👍
Thanks for sharing,... i even see you flew over my little country, I am due to flight in June, with Jet Blue to JFK (then onwards to Orlando),....is there a USB port in your own seating space that you can plug a USB stick into if you wanted to watch your own TV content ?
Loved the video! We're scheduled to fly on this route in a few months. Just wondering how bad the turbulance was. Did you say it was bumpy the entire flight until you were about to land?! Nervous flyer here .... look forward to your response. Thank you.
Thanks! Appreciate it! Surprisingly I myself hate turbulence and get sweaty hands at times 😂. Honestly it wasn’t no way near some of the turbulence I expected. There’s always some weather going on almost everywhere. The best bet is to trust what the pilots have planned out! I’d say around an hour of the flight was bumpy and that was spread out through the flight time. Hope you enjoy the JetBlue experience! 👊🏼
I'm about to fly from Boston - LGW on Jetblue. Sat in the aisle seat, same side & row as you :) I flew JFK-LGW before Christmas on Jetblue too. Was one of the best if not the best economy experience I've had so far, and got bumped to the even more space exit row behind you. Awesome stuff!
✨American Architecture ✨ No joke, but it’s so true! I can’t think of many airports in the US that is potentially competing with the likes of Asian airports. Have a look at the old Kansas airport!
@@FLYERLHR i guess the age of the infrastructure is showing now. And given that how costly and time consuming construction is in the US they just put it off. Anyways, great video. Loved every bit. And jetblue is giving all the legacy carriers a run for its money. Keep up the good work 😊
The terminal I went wasn’t that old so I guess age might not be thing there. Budget is probably what is stopping most from developing. LGA has been developed with a large budget. Anyways, I appreciate the comment! Put a smile on my face 🤜🏼
Y A LOS LATINOS NOS MANDAN EN AVIONES DE SEGUNDA... CUÁNTAS INDIFERENCIAS EN ESTE MUNDI SEÑORES. COMO INGLATERRA ES UN PAIS ALIADO Y ES UN PAIS DE CATEGORÍA LES DAN AVIONES HASTA CON PRIMERA CLASE
No the LR is a long haul aircraft which is why it’s newer. Second of all, these flights are expensive compared to the Latin American flights so please get your stupid bigoted comments away from these videos.
