As the winter holiday season gears up to be exceptionally busy, JSX, the semi-private air company, has come to the rescue with hassle-free and luxurious flights starting at just $300 one-way.

Specializing in small regional jets and providing the convenience of quiet and uncrowded private jet terminals, JSX is offering budget-friendly one-way flights from various cities, including Las Vegas, Burbank, Dallas, Denver, and more, as disclosed to Travel + Leisure.

JSX, an acronym for Joyful, Simple eXperience, aims to bring joy back to air travel, especially during the holiday season. According to JSX CEO Alex Wilcox, “Our fresh approach to offering a premium flying experience eliminates needless dwell time in packed airports and congested terminals, freeing up more time for travelers to focus on what matters most this holiday season: time well-spent with loved ones making memories that will last a lifetime.”

For a mere $300, travelers can secure one-way flights from Las Vegas to Los Angeles, Las Vegas to Oakland, Burbank to Phoenix, Dallas to Houston, the Denver area to Phoenix, Dallas to Crested Butte, and more. JSX even offers the same enticing price for a journey from Marsh Harbour in the Bahamas to Florida.

With airports anticipated to witness unprecedented holiday traffic, JSX’s semi-private flights provide a unique advantage. Travelers can arrive at the terminal just 20 to 40 minutes before their flight, thanks to a streamlined, shorter TSA-approved security protocol. JSX further enhances the flying experience by offering free onboard Wi-Fi from SpaceX’s Starlink, power outlets in every row, two checked bags (including oversize items like skis or golf bags), complimentary cocktails, and more.

JSX continues to expand its reach, introducing new flights connecting the New York Metropolitan area with Florida this month. Furthermore, the company is set to streamline departures from Phoenix by relocating its flights from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport to a new private terminal at Scottsdale Airport, with the changes expected to take effect on January 10, 2024, according to information shared with Travel + Leisure.