Anyone here flown Jet Blue? I'm scheduled to this Friday, and I wondered what your opinions were.<BR><BR>Cheers,<BR><BR>Gerry K

You have made a great choice. I have flown them over six times na di highly reccomneded them. The flight attendants are really nice, plus there is a tv on the back of every seat so you have your own personal tv, with many channels too choose from. There is no first class; the planes sometimes sell out really fast, so get to the airport early. E-mail me with any more questions have a great flight .

I concur. Flying with JetBlue is always a lovely experience. If only they weren't at JFK.

Hi, Folks<BR><BR>I'm back, having flown four legs of a trip (SYR to MCO) on Jet Blue, and frankly I did not find the experience to be exceptional. The seats were leather, but not spacious, as advertised. And although the TV did help pass some time, it is worthwhile only if there is something on that you're interested in. The domestic airline to beat remains Midwest Express (with whom I have absolutely no connection), and I've come to that conclusion after flying about fourteen US airlines in the past two years.<BR><BR>Gerry K

As a post script to my above reply, I should also mention that of the eighteen or so Jet Blue employees whom I encountered, two were downright testy and had clearly had enough of dealing with people, while the others were quite nice. (This is approximately the average of what I'VE seen on all carriers. About eighty or ninety percent of employess are positive and helpful, while the remaining small percentage have been worn down by the ignorant and the rude.)<BR><BR>GK