Equilibria
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Aer Lingus uses the A330-300 on their daily (double daily late March through late October) and the A321 on their daily Shannon service. I've never taken the flight since it moved to C, but have taken a number of JetBlue flights that left around the same time as one of the Dublin flights and it can be very cramped in that area of C. It's pretty surprising that JetBlue hasn't worked with Massport to rebuild their piers. The B to C connector is great. The low gate area of E they redid a couple of years ago looks great. The check in area (as alluded to) is great. The piers where the bulk of their gates are leave a lot to be desired.
Delta has their daily Dublin flights (on a 767-300) depart from A (given the preclearance), but they have a bit more space in the A satellite that JetBlue does so it never feels too cramped.
Completely agree on the piers, but bear in mind that Massport - not JetBlue - was responsible for those connectors. I may be wrong, but AA, United, and Delta (particularly Delta) worked much more closely with Massport on their terminals.
Years ago I sketched out a sequence for how Massport could do this. EDIT: Took 5 minutes to update this today with new satellite imagery and gate counts with the B-C connector.
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