JSX is expanding its semi-private flight network to Greater Boston, launching two new routes this winter. The boutique carrier will begin service from Laurence G. Hanscom Field (BED) in Bedford, Massachusetts, with flights to New York City starting Feb. 8 and Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport (OPF) beginning Feb. 11.
The Boston service marks JSX’s first entry into Massachusetts. The company operates as a public charter carrier, allowing passengers to book individual seats on flights that otherwise function as private charters. This model lets travelers bypass traditional commercial terminals and use private Fixed-Base Operators (FBOs) for a faster curb-to-seat experience.
Flight Schedule and Pricing
JSX will operate four daily flights between Boston and New York from Monday through Friday. Weekend service includes two flights on Saturday and three on Sunday. The Miami route will run once daily on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
Fares for the Boston to New York route start at $199 one-way. One-way tickets to Miami begin at $599. JSX will use Embraer E145 aircraft on both routes, configured with 30 seats in a 1-1 layout to eliminate middle seats. Passengers receive complimentary snacks, drinks, Starlink Wi-Fi, and checked luggage returned directly at the aircraft door.
While JSX typically flies to Teterboro Airport (TEB) and Westchester County Airport (HPN) in the New York area, the carrier did not specify which airport will host the Boston flights. Port Authority restrictions prevent JSX from publicly promoting Teterboro, so passengers must join the free Club JSX loyalty program to book these routes. Members can also earn United MileagePlus miles through a partnership between the two companies.
Security and Booking Process
JSX flights depart from 29 airports across the U.S. and Mexico. Although private jet passengers usually skip Transportation Security Administration screening, JSX implemented a more thorough in-house security process in 2025. The carrier states that its screening and boarding procedures take approximately 20 minutes from arrival at the FBO to takeoff.
Bookings for the new Boston routes are already open. The carrier describes its service as a “hop-on charter,” which operates under different regulations than scheduled airlines. This distinction allows JSX to offer a premium experience at a lower price point than traditional private jet charters.
“Greater Boston represents an exciting new chapter for JSX, marking our first entry into Massachusetts and an important milestone in the continued expansion of our East Coast network,” JSX CEO Alex Wilcox said in a statement. “As one of the nation’s leading centers for business, innovation, and higher education, Greater Boston is a natural fit for our unique approach to flying.”
JSX now serves 29 cities. The addition of Boston increases the carrier’s footprint in the competitive Northeast corridor, where business travelers often seek alternatives to crowded commercial hubs.
Source: The Points Guy
