JSX will start flying from Boston on February 8, 2027, with semiprivate service from Hanscom Field (BED) to New York. Flights to Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport (OPF) follow on February 11. It's the carrier's first Boston service, and tickets are already on sale, with one-way fares from $199 to New York and $599 to Miami.
For Boston-area travelers, that's a new option on two routes that matter: the business run to New York and the winter escape to South Florida. JSX flights work differently from a regular airline trip, so the schedule, the airports and the fares all deserve a close look before you book. Here's what's coming and who it fits.
JSX's chief executive, Alex Wilcox, said that 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."
The Two New JSX Boston Routes
Both routes leave from Hanscom Field (BED). Early reports don't agree on whether JSX has named the New York airport for the Boston flights, so confirm it on JSX's booking page before you plan ground transport.
The New York route launches first, on February 8, 2027. JSX will fly it four times a day Monday through Friday. On weekends, there are two flights on Saturday and three on Sunday.
The Miami route launches on February 11, 2027, and lands at Opa-Locka Executive Airport (OPF). It runs once a day, five days a week:
- Mondays
- Thursdays
- Fridays
- Saturdays
- Sundays
JSX Boston Fares
One-way fares start at $199 between Boston and New York. Between Boston and Miami, they start at $599 one way.
Those are starting prices for each route, so the fare on a given flight can be higher. Check the flight you want on the booking page before you plan around it.
How JSX Flights Work
JSX doesn't run like a typical airline. It flies from private terminals instead of public airport terminals, so you buy a seat much like on an airline, but the experience looks more like a private jet trip.
On board, JSX flies Embraer jets with no middle seats. Starlink Wi-Fi is part of the service, and so are complimentary snacks and drinks.
Who These Flights Suit
The New York route fits weekday business travelers best. With four flights a day Monday through Friday, you've got real choice on departure times.
The Miami route fits travelers who can flex around its five-day schedule. A long weekend works well, since the flights run Thursday through Monday.
If you're tracking other Boston route news, see our coverage of Breeze's new routes and our story on Delta's spring flights from Boston.
What You Should Do
If you want a seat on the first flights, booking is open now. Start by picking the route and date, then check that the day works with the schedule above.
For New York, confirm which flight time fits your plans, especially on weekends when there are fewer departures. For Miami, make sure both your outbound and return days fall on a Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday, and check the booking page for the dates the Miami flights run.
If Miami is on your winter list, you can line up the rest of the trip at the same time. Our look at the Hilton Miami Beach opening is a starting point for where to stay.
Which JSX Boston Route to Book
Tickets are on sale now. Pick the New York route if you travel on weekdays, when it has four departures a day from $199 one way, and confirm the New York airport on JSX's booking page. Pick Miami if a Thursday-to-Monday long weekend works, with fares from $599. Then check your outbound and return dates against the schedule and book.
