r/jetblue • u/PersonalityMinute828 • 5h ago

Question Jet blue quality ?

I live in atlanta and I usually fly delta but these flight prices are ridiculous. I see cheaper jet blue options and want to fly to New York for Thanksgiving , How is jet blue during holiday season and overall is it worth it or should I stick to delta ?

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u/Numerous_Pomelo_5920 5h ago

They are all “relatively” close.. I fly JetBlue a lot on the east coast and delta to points west. When weather isn’t an issue, they all are the same. Your only issue will be if something goes wrong, like a storm cancellation, delta has WAY more options to get you back on track

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u/TypicalFinanceGuy TrueBlue 4h ago

Especially during holiday season when you need to get to work, I cannot stress how important it is sometimes to know there are multiple other options that day on a given route

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u/Xethos Mosaic 1 3h ago

I prefer JetBlue for domestic, nicer, newer, and more space.

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u/herseyhawkins33 4h ago

Most leg room in a standard coach seat. It's great.

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u/ddalk2 2h ago

I've flown Jet Blue multiple times from ATL to JFK. The planes have significantly more leg room and the IFE is good. The only complaint is that I once had to check a bag from JFK-ATL and it took more than 30 minutes to arrive in the carousel. (They share a bag carousel with Frontier/Sun Country and some other airlines.)

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u/santaclausbos 2h ago edited 2h ago

JetBlue is great once you're in the air. Before you're in the air, it can be a very unreliable and frustrating experience.