JSX Is Bringing Its Skip-the-Terminal Flights to Boston for the First Time

JSX, the semi-private airline that sells seats on small jets flying from private terminals, is coming to New England. Starting in February 2027 it will fly from Hanscom Field in Bedford, Massachusetts, about 20 miles northwest of downtown Boston, using a dedicated private terminal at Jet Aviation’s facility there. It is the carrier’s first service in the region. As with the rest of the JSX network, passengers walk through a small private terminal instead of a commercial airport building.

The first route is to Teterboro, New Jersey, which JSX markets as New York City service. It launches on February 8, 2027 with four flights each weekday, two on Saturdays and three on Sundays, and one-way fares start at $199. Upgraded Points says the route is planned to run year-round. Booking Teterboro flights requires a free Club JSX membership, and Private Jet Card Comparisons notes that JSX is not allowed to name Teterboro in its promotions, which is why it is sold as New York service.

The second route links Hanscom with Miami-Opa-locka Executive Airport from February 11, 2027. It operates once a day on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, with one-way fares from $599, and Upgraded Points reports it will run as a seasonal service until May 2027. Tickets for both routes are already on sale, and the Florida flights line up with the winter months when demand from the Northeast to South Florida is at its strongest.

The pitch is time. JSX flies 30-seat Embraer jets, lets passengers check in as little as 20 minutes before departure and includes two checked bags in the fare. For a Boston to New York trip that is often a choice between the Acela, the shuttle and a long airport security queue, skipping Logan and LaGuardia entirely is the whole selling point.

Sources: Upgraded Points, Private Jet Card Comparisons