Travelers can customize their own meals when flying with JetBlue

JetBlue today announced details of its plan for the airline’s highly anticipated transatlantic service.  The airline company will introduce the Airbus A321 Long Range single-aisle aircraft with the Airspace by Airbus interior. Also, JetBlue’s transatlantic flights will feature a build-your-own meal designed by the New York-based restaurant group, Dig.

Customers in both core and Mint – JetBlue’s recently refreshed premium experience – will be able to stay connected throughout the flight with the airline’s popular unlimited, free high-speed Wi-Fi.  Customers will have access to a curated selection of live TV channels focused on news and sports, and an extensive library of seatback entertainment – allowing customers to have a multiple screen experience onboard.

Dining

JetBlue new build-your-own dining concept will allow travelers to customize their own meal right on their seatback screen.  Travelers will have the option to choose one of three main selections including a protein or vegetable that comes with a base, and two out of three hot and chilled side options. Menu items will feature hearty offerings, such as roasted chicken thigh over a base of brown rice with herbs and spiced eggplant over coconut cauliflower quinoa, with sides including Dig’s beloved mac and cheese and a mixed heirloom tomato salad sourced directly from Dig Acres in upstate New York. For morning departures, the menu will include a mix of sweet and savory breakfast dishes, including a mixed berry bread pudding and citrus salad with local honey. 

Additional food and beverage offerings for core customers will include: 

• Specially designed onboard Pantry with a self-serve grab & go snack basket for customers to enjoy throughout their flight. 
• Complimentary soft drinks, coffee, tea, beer, wine and liquor. 
• A dessert for a sweet treat post-meal, and a light bite prior to arrival. 

JetBlue teamed with Airbus to be the global launch partner for the all-new Airspace by Airbus interior, bringing long-haul style to the A321.  The airline’s transatlantic core experience will offer legroom in coach at 32 inches.  

• 114 seats with an expanded width of 18.4 inches
• Four rows of Even More Space seating with up to six inches more legroom
• Redesigned sidewalls that provide additional shoulder space and larger window bezels for increased spaciousness and better views. 
• Enhanced cushion comfort and adjustable headrests with premium Ultraleather, a softer, more breathable vegan leather material. 
• Contoured seatback design at knee level 
• Custom designed seatback storage with mesh pockets
• Easy-to-reach in-seat power, featuring AC and USB-C ports

JetBlue will offer unlimited, free high-speed Wi-Fi on all transatlantic flights

• 10.1 inch, 1080P high definition screen at every seat. 
• A  selection of international live TV channels focused on news and sports. 
• Library of on-demand content including full seasons of shows, hundreds of movies, and premium content from HBO & SHOWTIME. 
• Expanded Fly-Fi connectivity, providing coverage to nearly the entire JetBlue network, including over the Atlantic. 
• Multi-screen experience allowing customers to use a range of devices simultaneously, including HD seatback entertainment. 
• Picture-in-picture function. 
• Enhanced, 3D flight map offering multiple ways to track time to destination. 
• Personal handheld device pairing capabilities for use as a remote or gaming controller. 
• Personalized digital seatback experience, enabling customers to browse and customize their Dig meal right on their touchscreen.