In 2026, JetBlue will add a first-class cabin below its top-of-the-line Mint class. The move is designed to drive revenue via higher-paying customers and help the airline return to profitability. It follows an industry trend to add premium seating as more fliers are willing to upgrade.
Marty St. George, President of JetBlue, said: “Since launching Mint over a decade ago, we’ve explored the idea of expanding a…
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