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JSX launches new loyalty program offering rewards for frequent flyers
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Zach Griff Senior reporter | The Points Guy

JSX, a public charter air carrier, has introduced a new loyalty program named Club JSX. The program is designed to offer rewards to frequent flyers through simple earning and redemption structures.

Members of Club JSX earn 5% back in "Rewards" on applicable base fares, seat fees, and pet fees. These Rewards can be used as credits for future trips with JSX. Additional benefits include bonus rewards during the member's birthday month and special incentives based on travel habits. Members also have the option to refer others, earning both parties a $100 referral flight credit when the referred member takes their first flight.

Club JSX allows members to pool their Rewards with up to five people, which can be beneficial for group travelers or families. However, these rewards are valid for only one year from accrual.

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JSX maintains partnerships with JetBlue and United Airlines. For JetBlue TrueBlue members, points can be earned per segment depending on fare type. United MileagePlus members can earn mileage based on their JSX fare class.

Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Texas, JSX operates routes primarily across the southern U.S., including flights from Florida to New York and Mexico. It functions similarly to a private jet operator rather than a commercial airline, offering amenities like business-class seating on jets with only 30 seats.

The carrier's Chief Commercial Officer David Drabinsky stated: "With the launch of Club JSX, we're doubling down on what matters most: trust, transparency, and treating our Customers like people, not points."

Travelers interested in joining Club JSX can do so for free via the company's website.

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