JSX has started an operational evaluation of the ATR 42‑600 as it brings turboprops into the US public‑charter market following a late‑2025 launch. The carrier says it expects to be operating four ATR 42‑600s — 30‑seat, all‑business‑class aircraft — early this year.
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JSX has introduced ATR 42‑600 turboprops into US public‑charter operations and is conducting an operational evaluation of four aircraft after starting ATR service in late 2025 [source:41a53ab8-3cf7-4e62-a356-7e23033db570] and taking delivery of its first ATR earlier [source:27e47e06-e524-4d5e-947f-ff37ab0bbce2].
The type is configured as a 30‑seat, all‑business‑class ATR 42‑600 used on short point‑to‑point routes (notably Las Vegas–Santa Monica), a deployment that alters short‑haul capacity dynamics and hub‑bypass options for premium leisure and business travelers [source:41a53ab8-3cf7-4e62-a356-7e23033db570].
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