Flying with JetBlue on their 'Northeast Shuttle' - Washington D.C. (DCA) to Boston (BOS)

[@kbroadhead10]

Thanks for the TR. My first US domestic flight was a B6 E190AR fligfht from DCA-BOS in December 2016. And the aircraft seemed a little worn out back then! Departure was the same, BOS landing from the other direction - but at least the IFE was working.

[@aviationmco]

That's awesome! Lucky that you got to enjoy the IFE on your flight :)

[@andrewsewraviation3991]

Nice video! New sub! :)

[@aviationmco]

Thanks for the sub!

[@ASAviation]

That departure out of DCA was pretty much just like mine when I flew out on the American 190! Good to see B6 picking up some of these shuttle routes, especially when AA cut some recently. Agreed that the 190 cabins aren’t in the best shape but they’re gonna be gone soon anyway. Great video bro.

[@aviationmco]

Thank you! Yeah it was great to see JetBlue pick up those routes especially out of DCA. I wonder what else they have in store with the whole NEA.

[@aviationmaliq132]

So Long to the E190, I definitely need to fly these before they retire. Excited for what the A220 has to offer for the next generation in the aviation industry. Great job as always Ben!

[@aviationmco]

Thank you! And I'm with you as well for the A220!

[@Aviation18]

Loved this video! I've never been a huge fan of the jetBlue E190's, they're definitely going to benefit from an upgrade to the A220! You scored on that departure though being the right side to catch a glimpse of DC, well done!

[@aviationmco]

Thank you! And of course it was all part of the plane when I chose my seat ;)

[@orlandoaviation1048]

Awesome video bro! I miss those days when the seats were so heavy and so comfortable and JetBlue really brings back those vibes on the E190

[@aviationmco]

Thanks! Me too, I'm glad JetBlue hasn't gotten rid of them yet.

[@KevinQ1989]

So the A220-300 will replace the E190 on this route by 2025?

[@aviationmco]

I think so