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JSX launches hop-on flights between Dallas and Phoenix for World Series

Wheels up to the World Series!

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Rangers fans who want to root for their Home Team on the road during the World Series have a new way to get there fast: JSX air carrier is adding special pop-up flights between Dallas and Phoenix just for the Series.

According to a release, flights will operate once per day, every day, October 27-November 5, or until the games are completed (and the Rangers win the trophy, obvi). Fares start at $599 one-way, and tickets are available at www.jsx.com.

"JSX is this year’s ultimate sports travel hack that lets eager fans bypass the hassle of crowds, airport dwell times, and unpredictable cancellations and endless flight delays, and get to their favorite stadium with ease," the release proclaims.

The World Series flight schedule will look like this:

October 27: Phoenix to Dallas, departing 12 pm
October 28: Dallas to Phoenix, departing 10:30 am and Phoenix to Dallas, departing 12 pm
October 29: Dallas to Phoenix, departing 11:30 am
October 30: Dallas to Phoenix, departing 3:45 pm
October 31: Phoenix to Dallas, departing 10:30 am and Dallas to Phoenix, departing 3:45 pm
November 1: Phoenix to Dallas, departing 10:30 am and Dallas to Phoenix, departing 3:45 pm
November 2: Phoenix to Dallas, departing 11:30 am
November 3: Dallas to Phoenix, departing 12 pm
November 4: Phoenix to Dallas, departing 10:30 am and Dallas to Phoenix, departing 12 pm
November 5: Phoenix to Dallas, departing 11:30 am

As with all JSX domestic flights, customers may check in just 20 minutes before departure (hence, the "hop-on" idea) and fly out of crowd-free private terminals. In Dallas, that terminal is at Dallas Love Field (DAL, 7201 Lemmon Ave.) and in Phoenix, it's at Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) airport.

JSX, a "public charter" carrier, continues to tout its "no crowds, no lines, and no fuss" travel experience that made them especially popular during the pandemic.

Passengers have access to valet parking, touchless check-in, Wi-Fi lounges, and speedy baggage retrieval. The 30-seat planes are now beaming up to SpaceX's Starlink Wifi, and there's a pet-friendly policy that allows small dogs and cats to fly for a small fee.

The Texas Rangers take on the Arizona Diamondbacks in the World Series, with games to be played at Globe Life Field in Arlington and Chase Field in Phoenix. Rangers have home field advantage. Limited tickets are on sale. All games will air on FOX.

2023 World Series Schedule:

Game 1: Friday, October 27 - Globe Life Field
Game 2: Saturday, October 28 - Globe Life Field
Game 3: Monday, October 30 - Chase Field
Game 4: Tuesday, October 31 - Chase Field
Game 5 (if necessary): Wednesday, November 1 - Chase Field
Game 6 (if necessary): Friday, November 3 - Globe Life Field
Game 7 (if necessary): Saturday, November 4 - Globe Life Field

All flights are available for booking via the JSX website.

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Dallas' Southwest Airlines to add Virgin Islands as a new destination

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Dallas-based Southwest Airlines is adding a tropical new destination: The Caribbean. According to a release, the carrier intends to add new service at Cyril E. King International Airport (STT) on St. Thomas, in U.S. Virgin Islands, with service expected to begin in early 2026, subject to governmental approvals, and available for purchase soon.

Southwest Airlines president and CEO Bob Jordan says in a statement that the new service is in response to customer demand.

"We are listening closely to what our Customers want—from new products and loyalty benefits to new destinations," Jordan says. "We want to make Southwest Airlines the easy and obvious choice every time, and this is another meaningful step in our ongoing transformation."

About 40 miles east of Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands comprise a U.S. territory in the northeastern Caribbean Sea. The three islands are St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas, where the capital of Charlotte Amalie is located. The U.S. Virgin Islands, which is on Eastern Standard Time, features world-renowned beaches, an international marine industry, European architecture, and a burgeoning restaurant industry.

Perhaps best of all, no passports are required from U.S. citizens traveling from the U.S. or Puerto Rico.

There are currently flights to St. Thomas from DFW Airport, flown by American Airlines, Delta, and Spirit. A nonstop flight from DFW to St. Thomas is a little under 5 hours.

St. Thomas is the first of three new destinations for 2026 the carrier expects to announce this summer. It will be the ninth island destination served by Southwest in the Atlantic Basin – joining Aruba, The Bahamas, Cayman Islands, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and Turks and Caicos Islands.

Southwest also offers international service to Belize, two destinations in Costa Rica, and three destinations in Mexico.

In addition to offering new destinations, Southwest also is set to begin selling assigned and premium seating in the third quarter of this year and plans to operate with its new fare bundles and a reconfigured fleet, including extra legroom seating, in the first quarter of 2026.

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