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JSX will begin offering flights from Dallas Love Field Airport to John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California, this fall while also increasing its semi-private jet service to Las Vegas as the company expands its network.
Daily nonstop service between Dallas and Santa Ana will begin on Sept. 29, with introductory fares for one-way flights starting at $499. Daily service to Las Vegas will begin the same day, with fares starting at $549 for a one-way trip.
The new Dallas routes add to JSX's fast-growing Texas network, while the daily service to Las Vegas marks a step-up of a popular service that currently operates weekly.
"We look forward to expanding our Texas network and continuing to provide our customers with the convenience of readily accessible hassle-free flights that quickly get them out of the airport and into the action with no dwell time and no stress," CEO Alex Wilcox said in a statement.
Dallas-based JSX, which bills itself as a "hop-on jet service," offers flights between private terminals on 30-seat Embraer 135 and 145 aircraft. Its flights include two checked bags, onboard cocktails and "business-class legroom." Passengers also have access to free high-speed wireless internet provided by Elon Musk's SpaceX.
JSX, founded in 2016, offers service from Dallas to Houston, Austin and other destinations such as Destin and Miami in Florida. It also offers flights to Denver, Los Angeles, Phoenix and a handful of other locations.
Wilcox said JSX provides an alternative for passengers who don't want to deal with cancellations from major commercial airlines. JSX touts a 99.5% completion rate.
JSX flights may be booked directly through the company's website or its mobile app. Customers can also book through JetBlue because of a codesharing agreement between the companies.
