It is emerging to be an extremely busy winter holiday season, but the JSX semi -instepy airline has travelers covered with flights without problems and luxurious that begin in just $ 300 by route.
The company, which flies small regional airplanes and offers the benefit of private jet terminals and without concluding, has unidirectional flights of lower cost from cities such as Las Vegas, Burbank, Dallas, Denver and more, the air carrier shared with Travel + Leisure.
“JSX represents a cheerful and simple experience and the holidays are the perfect time of the year to return the happiness very necessary to the flyers that find modern air trips that are not everything less happy,” said the CEO of JSX, Alex Wilcox, to T+l. “Our new approach to offer a premium flight experience eliminates unnecessary permanence time in full airports and congested terminals, releasing more time for travelers to concentrate on what matters most this vacation season: well spent time with beings Dear making memories that will last a life. ”
Travelers can reserve unidirectional flights of $ 300 from Las Vegas to Los Angeles, from Las Vegas to Oakland, from Burbank to Phoenix, from Dallas to Houston, from the Denver area to Phoenix, from Dallas to Creted Butte, and more. Travelers can even go from Marsh Harbor on the Abaco Islands in the Bahamas to Florida for the same low price.
Airports are expected to be the busiest that has been during the holiday period, weeks after the transport security administration (TSA) recorded its busiest day after thanksgiving holidays.
Flying Semi-private allows travelers to reach the terminal 20 to 40 minutes before their flight thanks to a safety protocol approved by the lighter and shorter TSA. JSX also offers free Wi-Fi on the Spacex Starlink, as well as feeding stalls in each row, two pictures (including large items or golf bags), free cocktails and more.
JSX has been expanding its scope, adding new flights that connect the New York metropolitan area with Florida this month. The company will also facilitate Phoenix, relocating its flights from the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport to a new private terminal at Scottsdale airport. The company told T+L that Arizona changes will enter into force on January 10, 2024.
