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JSX is a hop-on jet service that`s faster on the ground and more comfortable in the air. As a unique public charter operator, we offer you the perks of private air travel, booked by-the-seat, at attainable fares. Flying JSX allows you to travel in style between private terminals on roomy 30-seat jets. No lines, no crowds, no hassles. Simply hop on and go! Once onboard, you can enjoy: • Comfortable roomy seats • Business class legroom • Power outlets at every row • Full flight attendant service • Complimentary gourmet snacks, beer, wine and spirits • Free onboard Starlink WiFi, ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.jsx.com
  • 7201 Lemmon Avenue
    Dallas, TX USA 75209
  • Phone: 800.435.9579

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