See for yourself: JetBlue just unveiled its new first-class seats

It has been nearly two years since JetBlue announced plans to put first-class seats on its planes. Now, we're getting a look at the new recliners for the first time.Later this year, JetBlue will debut its new "BlueFirst" cabin. While JetBlue has offered its lie-flat Mint product for more than a decade on certain international and premium U.S. routes, the carrier has never had a domestic first-class cabin like American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines. That will change once BlueFirst begins rolling out across its fleet. Eventually, you'll see this new BlueFirst cabin on all of its planes that don't have Mint.Take a look at the new seats for yourself.JetBlue "BlueFirst" cabin. JETBLUEJetBlue's new first-class seats: What to knowThe new BlueFirst seats are made by U.S. aerospace giant Collins Aerospace. If you're a frequent American Airlines flyer, the seats may look familiar — it's the same seat model American uses in its first-class cabins.However, JetBlue has added some key customizations. Of course, you'll find the airline's trademark seatback screens at every seat.Seatback screens on JetBlue's new BlueFirst (domestic first-class) seats. JETBLUEThose seatback devices ...