No Hot Food in Economy on JetBlue’s New Dublin Routes: Here’s Why
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The prospect of an eight hour transatlantic flight without a hot meal may not receive a warm reception from everyone.
This week marked the start of two new transatlantic routes from JetBlue: Nonstop flights to Dublin from New York's JFK and Boston.
However, hungry passengers on their way to and from the Emerald Isle might be in for a rather cool surprise.
JetBlue has confirmed to Skift that it is unable to serve hot food options to guests in its Core (economy) cabin on the routes. This is in contrast to JetBlue’s usual "build your own hot meal" offering provided on most of its transatlantic flights.
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