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I was invited to fly JetBlue's inaugural Mint class (aka first class) from San Francisco to Boston, and I'm officially converted - not just to Mint, but to the airline. Starting at $599 one-way (and possibly lower - I spotted a $493 seat flying Boston to San Francisco), it's pretty incredible that you can fly across the country and back in first class for $1,000. That said, as a first-time JetBlue flier, I was almost more impressed with the coach perks - especially in an Even More Space seat on my return flight. Read on for my experience on Mint to decide for yourself if it's worth it.
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