JetBlue, the New York-based low-cost airline, has announced plans to launch a new non-stop service from New York – JFK to Paris Charles de Gaulle in the summer of next year.
This will be the US carrier’s second transatlantic service, having introduced successful and popular daily routes to London from JFK and Boston in 2021. Similarly, the airline plans non-stop Boston Logan flights to Paris Charles de Gaulle will follow on the heels of the New York service.
JetBlue will use the long-range Airbus A321LR single-aisle aircraft for the service, offering 24 fully-flat private suites with sliding doors in the premium Mint class cabin. Two Mint Studios provide even greater space with extra-large beds and room to dine with a companion. Additional Mint perks include a 17-inch IFE screen, foam mattress and sleep amenities designed by Tuft & Needle and tapas-style appetisers from New York’s Delicious Hospitality Group, and hand-crafted cocktails.
France is the world’s most visited country, with nearly 75 million visitors this year. JetBlue’s new service will provide customers with an economical alternative to the global legacy airlines dominating this route.
Paris is a destination in its own right and a hub with strong links to the rest of Europe. France is also the host of the 2023 Rugby World Cup, and Paris will host the Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2024.
Read the Businessclass.com article on JetBlue New York JFK to London Heathrow route
Read the BusinessClass.com article on JetBlue Mint 2.0
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Read the BusinessClass.com Travel Guide to Paris
