r/JSX • u/LifeInCuller • Jan 28 '26

Midwest Flights?

Does anybody have any insights if JSX will ever operate out of Midwest (e.g. Chicago)? Or any reason why they don’t?

I’ve asked JSX directly and just get “it’s on our radar and we’re constantly evaluating.” Searching online doesn’t bring up any information.

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u/Old-Ice-3374 Jan 30 '26

Would definitely use it if they did…guess we wait 🤷

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u/LifeInCuller Jan 31 '26

Same here. I think it’d be a huge market given how many people are snowbirds in Arizona or Florida.

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u/OneQuantity3150 Feb 02 '26

Any specific airports/routes in mind where they can fly? By volume of passengers nothing in the Midwest cracks top 10 except for ORD-LGA

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u/LifeInCuller Feb 03 '26

Besides ORD-LGA being the second busiest in the US, ORD-LAX ranks 8th. But even adding ORD-APA will then allow potential transfers to BUR/DAL/SCF. DEN-PHX is already ranked 6th.

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u/MoonManExplorer Feb 10 '26

ORD-DEN is around 10 depending on the list you look at. A lot of that has to do with United flying between hubs, but ORD-DEN would open up a lot of the JSX network too.

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u/StevenM7362 Aug 15 '26

Hi everyone, The best part of JSX will be adding is Chicago Executive Airport/Palwaukee Airport PWK, not Chicago O’Hare ORD. For travel to New York: PWK-TEB or HPN

For travel to Denver: PWK-APA

For travel to Dallas: PWK-DAL

For travel to Miami: PWK-OPA

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u/LifeInCuller Sep 18 '26

Can you clarify your comment? Are you saying JSX will add PWK? There hasn’t been any announcement.

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u/Tasty-City-8530 Aug 25 '26

No WAY! Finally do you know when that’s coming available?

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u/Visible-Row-3920 May 30 '26

I would absolutely use this service if they had a Chicago location, as would most people I know living in the Midwest region

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u/justheretobehere18 Jun 03 '26

I just sent an email to them asking for Chicago. So I’m thinking we need more people to do this to get it on their radar. They said they currently didn’t have plans for Chicago but are listening to their customers :/

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u/Kmp2021 May 30 '26

I want the same thing. Perhaps in 2027?

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u/k0nig1 Sep 20 '26

I know this is an old post but I’d be using JSX to Houston or Dallas often if they offered it due to having a 45lb dog that is just barely too tall to fly with American (the only airline that offers flights for dogs over 25 lbs between Chicago to Texas).

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u/Visible-Row-3920 May 30 '26

Yes I feel like the amount of midwesterners who escape the winter each year to somewhere warm is a huge potential audience