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On the rougly seven-hour flight across the Atlantic, I got to experience the benefits of Mint, the company's playful first-class section. Amenities included with Mint ranged from priority security and boarding to gourmet food and high-tech gadgets — and I was entirely blown away by just how nice it was.
From the boarding process to the lie-flat seats, here's a ranking of Mint's coolest amenities.
Insider paid a press rate of $1,300, one way in Mint and returning in economy.
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7. The expedited security was cool, but admittedly not much better than regular security.
Lines for priority and standard security at JFK.Jordan Parker Erb/Insider
6. Being the first to board was nice, but I could live without it.
The Mint cabin on JetBlue's flight from New York City to Paris.Jordan Parker Erb/Insider
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5. The glass of champagne upon boarding the plane was a nice touch.
Insider's reporter with a glass of complimentary champagne.Jordan Parker Erb/Insider
4. The headphone adapter was a great surprise.
The AirFly adapter lets you use your wireless headphones to use the seat-back entertainment.Jordan Parker Erb/Insider
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3. The lie-flat seat was, of course, a fabulous experience.
The lie-flat seat was made more cozy with a blanket and pillow from Tuft & Needle.Jordan Parker Erb/Insider
2. I didn't use them much, but the high-tech, noise-canceling headphones were the coolest perk I'd ever seen on a flight.
Mint passengers get a pair of Master & Dynamic headphones to use during the flight.Jordan Parker Erb/Insider
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1. The food, above all else, was the best benefit of flying business class.
Split-pea soup, tomato cavatelli, roasted farro, and ice cream topped with granola.Jordan Parker Erb/Insider