Amazing Deal: JetBlue Mint To London For $795 Roundtrip

Update: Unfortunately these fares seem to be dead.

I’ll keep it short and sweet. JetBlue just put its much anticipated flights between New York and London on sale, which feature the carrier’s all new Mint Suite and Mint Studio.

JetBlue’s pricing is much cheaper out of the UK than the US if you’re just looking to fly nonstop between New York and London, which doesn’t come as much of a surprise. However, there’s a way to get a huge discount.

While Mint fares from New York to London are pricing at $1,920 roundtrip, you can save a lot by originating elsewhere.

For example, there are Mint fares from San Juan to London (via New York) for $795 roundtrip, which is nearly 60% off. Note that the flight from San Juan to New York doesn’t feature a Mint cabin. But still, if you can save $1,100+, this is a detour that could be worth making.

Fares will in some cases be equally low out of other markets. This seems to come down to fuel surcharges being significantly lower out of other cities, and the biggest component of these fares is the fuel surcharges.

Right now JetBlue is also charging only $129 to assign the Mint Studio (the two more spacious seats in the first row), meaning you could potentially fly roundtrip in the Mint Studio both ways for just over $1,000.

Book now, because this is unlikely to last!

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NYGuy24 Diamond

Probably for the best the fares are dead. I think people were jumping the gun with the UK. They are now saying they are in the start of a third wave of covid and some countries are blocking tourists who are coming from there. Kind of surprising the UK is still having these issues.

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Regina Guest

I doubt these fares are going to be the normal. They must Def be promotional. London charges about 200 usd for coach Pax (taxes) and 350 for business. I think they want to attract customers.

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D3kingg Guest

I don’t see the deal here. If it were a mistake first class fare on SWISS or Air France that would be different story. After all we’ve been through. Looking for something more lucrative than this.

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David Guest

Interesting, and it's nice to see Europe opening again. I would just caution people do their homework. I was in transit in FRA earlier in the week and whatever restrictions the German government has in place, it was severe enough that LH won't let you consume any food or drink in their lounge. When I got thirsty and wanted a simple drink of water, I had to exit the lounge. That doesn't bode well for doing things our on the town I wouldn't think.

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JC Guest

I snagged a fair out of RDU for a little more than $800 RT for November. Will be first time flying Mint but hoping JetBlue's expansion sticks in my home market, since I enjoy flying with them. Layover at JFK isn't too bad and figure I can just work from the terminal anyways. Thanks for posting.

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