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You Can Now Affordably Fly to Two Major California Cities on a Private Jet

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JSX, the innovative semi-private air carrier based in Dallas, is set to enhance West Coast travel with the launch of new routes connecting the vibrant city of Oakland to Carlsbad, California, and Scottsdale, Arizona. Starting March 2, these routes will operate four times weekly, offering travelers a seamless alternative to traditional air travel with their public charter planes. Since its launch in 2016, JSX has disrupted the market by allowing …

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You Can Now Affordably Fly to Two Major California Cities on a Private Jet

JSX, the innovative semi-private air carrier based in Dallas, is set to enhance West Coast travel with the launch of new routes connecting the vibrant city of Oakland to Carlsbad, California, and Scottsdale, Arizona. Starting March 2, these routes will operate four times weekly, offering travelers a seamless alternative to traditional air travel with their public charter planes. Since its launch in 2016, JSX has disrupted the market by allowing …

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Sunset broke the news in 30 days ago on Friday, January 24, 2025.

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