We found this great business class suite from New York, NY, USA to Amsterdam, Netherlands for $2,011, round trip on JetBlue Airlines. This fare is available from January to February 2026. Sample flight:
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For your direct long haul flight, you will be flying with JetBlue Business Class Airbus A321neo Mint Suite. JetBlue Mint Suite™ offers direct aisle access, a sliding door for privacy, a fully lie-flat seat built with Tuft & Needle’s T&N Adaptive® Foam cushions, a memory foam pillow and a customizable blanket.
A large 17” TV, plenty of in-suite power and wireless charging, and customizable lighting are just a few of the touches to help make the most of your time. And, with dedicated storage and nooks for shoes, a laptop and more, stowing and organizing your stuff is in the bag.
With the upgrade to the first row for the studio, the spacious front-row Mint Studio features all the bells and whistles of our new Mint suites, plus the largest TV (22”!) on a U.S. airline, a mirrored vanity, even more storage, and a guest seat and table—to work, lounge or entertain a fellow Mint traveler.
The ticket includes priority check-in, business class meals, two pieces of checked in luggage, amenity kit, and wines, champagne and other beverages.
Even though you can probably save a few bucks by booking with some of the budget websites, we recommend booking directly with airline’s website to ensure better customer service post sales. Deals so good wouldn’t last. So, act fast!
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*As airfare can change daily, the fare we find and post here cannot be guaranteed for you when you book. It only reflects the fare at the time we posted. Also airlines can only guarantee the booking class, not the type of aircraft. It is possible aircraft/seats used on that day being different than originally posted.
Vincent Robison
I have strong passion of traveling, and finding great travel deals. I was born and grew up in Taipei, Taiwan. However, I had lived in New York for most of my life, and travelled all over the world.
