Gallery: JetBlue's Swank New Business Class Rethinks the Red-Eye

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    JetBlue Mint private suite

    Since its launch in 1999, JetBlue has only had one core cabin. Now the airline is rolling out Mint, a premium cabin with a suite of new products.
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    JetBlue Mint drink service

    Mint was created with transcontinental business travelers in mind. For that reason, the Mint seats will be the first to fully recline on a domestic airline.
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    JetBlue Mint in-flight dining

    For the in-flight meal JetBlue consulted New York restaurant Saxon + Parole, as well as their in-house engineers, who manage airplane traffic. That team resequenced some of JetBlue's service steps to cut down on delivery time—resulting in fresher meals for travelers.
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    JetBlue Mint overview

    Brand new 15.6-inch touchscreens that broadcast 100 channels and eight movies will also outfit each seat.
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