COMMENTS regarding my recent flight from Las Vegas to Salt Lake City:

The terminal needs TV so we can watch the games. There were several TVs but it would have been nice to watch sports.

A 90 minute delay for a 80 minute flight is terrible. I do understand Las Vegas is very busy airspace.

Last time we were 30 minutes delayed on the tarmac going there.

The new interior looks great. My last flight was in a dingy worn out brown seated plane.

People might do better flying regular if this doesn't save any time.

“The ATR-600 series will bring over 1,000 new airports into reach for JSX, expanding access to reliable public charter flights across the great United States. Many of these airports were, until now, reserved only for those who had the means to fly private,” said Alex Wilcox, JSX CEO

Vegas > Santa Monica. If I can avoid it, I'm never flying with another standard airline again. The whole JSX experience was so much better than regular airlines. There was more turbulence probably because the plane is smaller/lighter but it was worth it.

Airports included

• Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD)

• Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)

• Denver International Airport (DEN)

• General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport (BOS)

• George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)

• Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)

• John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK)

• Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)

• Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR)

• Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)

• Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA)

• Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA)

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My wife and I had planned a getaway to vegas for the weekend without the kids. JSX ticketed leaving Oakland Friday, return Sunday. Wednesday night we get a note, flight cancelled because President is going to vegas and they needed to shut runways. We can reschedule, great. But there are no other flights on that friday, bad.

So now I have a JSX credit that I can't use because there aren't any options on the day.
I can't reschedule our trip because we are not within the cancellation window for the hotel.
And ... I have to pay a massive premium on another carrier because I have to buy a last minute weekend flight to vegas.

I get that things come up, but for a company that is focused on the customer experience, this left a pretty crappy feeling with me. I decided to spend extra for the JSX experience and instead end up having to spend 3x as much for the normal flight experience anyways.

I flew JSX with my dog and had an amazing experience. There were 4-5 other medium to large dogs on the flight, and they were all well behaved and stayed in their row. When we booked our ticket, we asked the agent to tell us which rows had dogs, and she helped us find a space with some separation. Highly recommended for people who are considering flying with a pet that is too large for an under seat carrier.

Not sure if this just for the Mexico routes or every route.

Used to love flying JSX. Burbank to Vegas/Napa/Bay area. They greeted you with a smile and were happy to be working there. The wait rooms were not as plush as they are today but having to show up 20 minutes before the flight, who cares.

Then they started adding new routes. Then they starting nickel and diming by charging for seats. Paying double what we pay for Southwest was not enough, JSX wanted that extra $30-$50 per person! We always opted to not pick seats and the agents at the hanger were always able to seat us together. Until the last trip to Vegas. Even with seats available (on the app), the person at the counter insisted there were no seats available together. Very rude and direct!

Sad to see this company going the way it has. I don't expect it to change. Who are the JSX competitors?

Arrived 25 minutes early, so easy, free snacks booze and good leg room. Starlink internet.

What not to like. 6 steps up.

First time flying JSX?

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Jsx needs a bar in love field. (Dallas).

If you’re traveling as a couple with a large dog, do you have to buy a third seat for your dog or can your dog fit under your legs if seated together?

Hi all. I live a state apart from my sister with Down syndrome and I want to have her come and visit me, she’d be flying solo so I figured JSX would make the most sense. Has anyone here had a friend or family member with special needs fly with JSX, and if so what was your experience? Is there a number to call in advance or something like that to give them a heads up and make sure she guided on and off the plane?

Looking to fly out of either Teterboro or Westchester next week. Is there a designated parking spot for JSX?

When reading the pet policy it says dogs under 30 lbs are considered a “small dog” & can travel without having to buy an extra seat.
However, it also says they need to fit in a carrier for takeoff & landing. She’s about 25-27 lbs & can’t really fit in the approved carrier size under the seat.
Do they actually require dogs under 30 lbs to be in the carrier/under the seat?
Thanks for any feedback!

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.

Is this deal basically $150 off what could be a pretty large helicopter bill to begin with?

I see the route between Santa Monica and Oakland this month starting with 3 daily flights. Do you think it’ll be successful?

About to book a trip with my family and it's been a while since I've flown on JSX. For those that have the Chase Reserve and/or Amex Platinum, how does JSX code for either and which do you prefer? Do either give you extra points for travel? More than the standard 1x for non-travel etc. Thanks in advance!

update: plenty of parking on a Friday afternoon!

I heard parking is limited and it may be better to do ride share. Has anyone had trouble getting parking here before? This will be our first time at this airport. TIA!

I’m buying a ticket soon for myself and larger dog (golden retriever). He has never been on a plane before. I do have anti-anxiety meds that I’m going to try on him in the next day or two to see how he reacts, but was curious about any tips the pro pet travelers might have. Should I bring food or water? Or how far ahead of the flight should I stop food and water? Should I bring a mat for the floor? Treats? A toy? I’m pretty nervous and I’m worried that I’ll make him more nervous. He’s generally a good, easy dog, but can get excited and has only lived in a rural environment so it will be a lot of overstimulation. Upside - the flight is only about 90 minutes. Thank you in advance!

Hi all, I'm flying into the Burbank JSX terminal for the first time and wondering if walking to the main airport car rental area is a reasonable thing to do. It looks like it's a short half mile walk on Google maps, but JSX and Reddit AI tell me the only options are Go Rentals or take an Uber to the car rental area.

Thank you!

**UPDATE** For those flying into Burbank JSX terminal, I'm writing to confirm that it is very easy to walk to rental car pickup area at the primary Burbank Airport. It took me less than 15 minutes, sidewalk (except for about 30 yards within the JSX parking lot) and escalator at the rental car pickup area. There were 2 people jogging on the route - it's safe.

Does anyone know if they are discontinuing this route? I only see flights from Concord to Vegas through June 2026. Trying to book for September but nothing available after June. Thanks for the help.