I distinctly remember being stuffed on the second to last row on a Delta 757 from Boston to Paris and swore that I would never do narrowbody across the Atlantic again. That was in 2015, and the last time that I took an American flagged carrier across. No idea what the loads are going to be like going into Europe / UK this year, but I'm flying LH into Boston in two weeks, and if my last flight was any indication, this isn't going to a full flight. I did take Icelandair in 2015 but I had a business class ticket so that wasn't so bad, and splitting the flight actually made it much more tolerable, so I'm curious to go JetBlue if they go to Dublin then I can hop to Germany. It would be nice I think if they did do Dublin as it is a preclearance airport because it's difficult walking from E10 to passport control / Global Entry, especially if you have a medical issue.
On a side note, I took a United 737 from Boston to ORD on Christmas. I have to admit that it wasn't a bad flight even in economy class. It seemed to have similar legroom to JetBlue, which a big dude like myself is grateful for.
On a side note, I took a United 737 from Boston to ORD on Christmas. I have to admit that it wasn't a bad flight even in economy class. It seemed to have similar legroom to JetBlue, which a big dude like myself is grateful for.