We hopped onto the Executive One Limo Services and went towards JFK- Terminal 5.

Aer Lingus flies out of JetBlue’s Terminal 5 at JFK and the check-in agents were wearing JetBlue uniforms. Security was easy, though T5 does not have Pre-Check, which I hope changes soon. JetBlue has announced that they’re working to become TSA Pre-Check approved, but no official information has been announced.

This is one of the cheapest methods of flying to Ireland, Dublin compare to using Avios with British Airways which will cost you an Arm and a leg. I believe for me this flight experience was fair as Aer Lingus still only has ANGLED LIE-FLAT SEATS in Business Class sections; which is in no way comparable to other Airlines offering full lie-flat bed Seating. The cabin was in a standard 2x2x2 configuration, and as you can see from the pictures and the video, it’s a fairly compact layout with a standard seat width of 21 inches and just 58 inches in pitch between seats, so that even fully reclined, it was a pretty tight fit for me.I also wasn’t very impressed by the personal entertainment screens, which, at just 10.5 inches, were just slightly larger than you’ll find on many domestic coach flights. Since I didn’t plan on watching anything, it didn’t make a huge difference to me, but if you’re not packing an iPad or a good old-fashioned book, you might be bored.