The North American JetBlue presented today (26/02) the company's first A321neo aircraft with the company's newest Executive class.
The Reimagined Mint was specially designed for JetBlue's A321neo aircraft. As we can see from the photos below, the arrangement is different from other planes, featuring transverse seats, to increase comfort and privacy. In addition, there are two very exclusive seats called Mint Studio.
In all, there are 16 Mint seats on the A321neo aircraft, with a further 144 seats in Economy Class. The plane will remain fixed for the time being on flights between New York (JFK) and Los Angeles (LAX).
engers can locate this plane through its tail, which features an exclusive painting for this plane, with blue waves in different shades. The painting is inspired by so-called “Op Art” – as in optical art – using simple shapes to create the illusion of three dimensions and movement.
JetBlue is the first airline to equip its aircraft with Thompson Aero Seating's VantageSOLO seat. The seat reclines 180º, transforming into an onboard bed, improving comfort on long-distance journeys.
engers have a new entertainment system, with 10-inch screens for Economy and 22-inch screens for Reimagined Mint. The system is Thales AVANT, with new generation technologies.
In Economy, it is possible to find Collins Meridian seats, with a width of 18,4 inches, with seven rows of seats that offer more legroom, in a kind of t Economy.
The class was implemented on the company's newest A321neo, registration N2105J, which was recently delivered. This is the company's 16th A321neo.
The A321neo also features the Airspace interior, designed by Airbus, which has larger compartments for hand luggage and LED lighting.
The aircraft is scheduled to arrive at JetBlue's home at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) tonight from Airbus' production facility in Hamburg, .
See what the Mint My Suite Class looks like in the video below:
See what the Mint Studio Class looks like in the video below:
