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Flying JetBlue Airways from London to New York in Mint business class. Thomas Pallini/Insider JetBlue Airways just began flying between New York and London with one of Airbus' newest jets. The Airbus A321neoLR is the next-generation variant of the popular A321 and is capable of flying transatlantic flights. JetBlue has packed the aircraft full of customer-friendly features that take away from the fact that the aircraft is smaller than what competitors use. See more stories on Insider's business page. JetBlue Airways began flying between New York and London in August, bringing its low fares to Europe for the first time. Flying JetBlue Airways from New York to London. Thomas Pallini/Insider Read More: I flew on JetBlue's historic first trip to London and saw how low fares and great service will give competitors a run for their money Introductory fares on the route started at $599 round-trip for economy class and $1,979 for Mint business class. Inside JetBlue Airways' new Airbus A321neoLR. Thomas Pallini/Insider One way the airline is keeping prices low is by flying smaller aircraft across the pond. Inside JetBlue Airways' new Airbus A321neoLR. Thomas Pallini/Insider JetBlue chose the Airbus A321neoLR for its European flights and is currently the only airline to fly a single-aisle aircraft between New York and London. JetBlue Airways' first Airbus A321neoLR. JetBlue Airways and Airbus The trend is becoming more common as airlines try to lower costs on lucrative transatlantic flights, and manufacturers like Airbus are accommodating by making the planes fly further than ever before. Dominique Boutin/TASS/Getty Read More: Double-decker planes are going extinct as Airbus and Boeing discontinue their largest models.

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