I flew to Paris in JetBlue's 'Mint' business class, where each passenger gets their own private suite and a kit of luxe goodies. Here's what it was like.

Insider's reporter joined JetBlue for its inaugural flight to Paris in June.Jordan Parker Erb/Insider

• On June 29, JetBlue debuted its first-ever flight from New York City to Paris.
• I got to experience its inaugural flight in Mint, JetBlue's take on business class.

Last month, JetBlue launched its first-ever route from New York City to Paris — and I joined the airline on the inaugural flight in Mint, its playful take on business class.

While JetBlue already has a flight to London, which debuted in 2021, the new service is the airline's first step into continental Europe. Running from John F. Kennedy International Airport to Charles de Gaulle Airport, the roughly seven-hour red-eye lands passengers in the City of Light at 6:55 a.m.

As it stands, seats in Mint start at $1,899.

From gourmet meals made in partnership with popular New York City restaurants to high-tech gadgets, here's what it's like to fly Mint on the brand-new transatlantic route.

Insider paid a press rate of $1,300, one way in Mint and returning in economy.