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Sep 12, 2026

Jon NajarianGUEST
21:59
We're going to have a great event in Vegas the 19th through the 21st of October.
Jon NajarianGUEST
22:06
So it's more than a month away and a very short flight from L.A., whether you're on Southwest or JSX.
Jon NajarianGUEST
22:15
It's a very quick flight.
Jon NajarianGUEST
22:16
So I hope we see a lot of your listeners out at that event.
Aash ShravahHOST
16:48
And you're going to see these aircraft start coming into the airline industry very soon.
Aash ShravahHOST
16:54
So you have United Air Canada, JSX, they're all getting in line.
Aash ShravahHOST
16:58
And the reason why they all want this is because this is going to reduce operating costs by 40%.
Aash ShravahHOST
17:03
And they're expecting to test flights in 2028.
David MeltzerHOST
10:02
I have several different options, commercial, private.
David MeltzerHOST
10:05
Southwest, the private JSX, I call it.
David MeltzerHOST
10:09
And so I chose to fly out of San Diego with my family because I had to fly to JFK because Newark was having problems.
David MeltzerHOST
10:18
I also knew there was a possibility of some weather.
Danny PellegrinoHOST
38:16
I'd be like, yeah.
Danny PellegrinoHOST
38:17
Even sometimes there's one airplane, I guess it's like, it's not really private, but it's called JetX or JetSuiteX, JSX.
Danny PellegrinoHOST
38:25
And it flies out of Burbank.
Danny PellegrinoHOST
38:27
And it's like these little planes.
Danny PellegrinoHOST
38:41
The planes definitely aren't as nice.
Danny PellegrinoHOST
38:43
I don't want people to get a twist.
Danny PellegrinoHOST
38:44
You could look up JSX.
Danny PellegrinoHOST
38:47
But even when I fly that, then when I have to go through the normal airport and other flights, I'm like, gosh, I wish this was JSX.
Chris SloanCORRESPONDENT
51:17
So that's a very interesting aspect.
Chris SloanCORRESPONDENT
51:19
And so, yes, I wanted to fly an ATR because, you know, what fun is flying a JSX plush ATR from Scottsdale to Santa Monica when you can fly two and a half hours for eighteen hundred dollars from Edmonton on the first leg up to Cambridge Bay and some of the things that are unique about that.
Chris SloanCORRESPONDENT
51:35
is that for one, something I've never seen, about a quarter of the plane is for cargo.
Chris SloanCORRESPONDENT
51:42
So they've actually built on about half the right side of the aircraft is this container, which is like a cargo container in the cabin.
Chris SloanCORRESPONDENT
51:55
So this massive, like it's their own ingeniously engineered ATR, cargo box.
Chris SloanCORRESPONDENT
52:03
And in front of that is about 10 feet of just, I think it's a Pilates studio, but this unused space where you can kind of do whatever you want, which I thought was interesting.
Chris SloanCORRESPONDENT
52:13
And, you know, two and a half hours on ATR, you can't really, what was interesting, you know, here in Florida, we no longer, really, there's not, turboprops in Canada are You know, we're here, it's basically taboo, except JSX.
Chris SloanCORRESPONDENT
52:28
They are everywhere up there.
Katie GinellaHOST
12:38
One of her ex very best friends [laughs] told me this story, and now it, like, plays in my head.
Katie GinellaHOST
12:43
Um, after season 18, she went on a JSX plane with a bunch of her friends to Vegas, and she tried to pretend like it was private.
Katie GinellaHOST
12:52
It was not.
Katie GinellaHOST
12:52
Anyways, they get to Vegas.
Anders ForslundGUEST
42:10
And there's also something happening with what's called Part 135 operations.
Anders ForslundGUEST
42:15
You know JSX that are flying out of Santa Monica, for instance.
Anders ForslundGUEST
42:18
Oh, yes.
Jason CalacanisHOST
42:18
I know JSX really well.
Jason CalacanisHOST
42:20
Yeah.
Jason CalacanisHOST
42:20
Great
Jason CalacanisHOST
43:08
But make it like a membership program.
Jason CalacanisHOST
43:12
He was like, huh, that's interesting.
Patrick WarburtonGUEST
7:34
Listen, I have to tell you guys this story, and because, and it does involve The Tick, actually.
Patrick WarburtonGUEST
7:39
Uh, yesterday my son Shane and I, he's a pilot for JSX-
Dan DennisHOST
7:43
Whoa
Patrick WarburtonGUEST
7:43
... had the g- had the, had the coolest, uh, three hours of our life, and we both know that we will never, ever experience a cooler three hours.
Danielle FishelHOST
20:53
Thank you so much for being with us, Ryan.
Danielle FishelHOST
20:55
I will f- I will follow you now, and now can't wait to see you the next time on JSX.
Ryan CabreraGUEST
20:59
All right, sounds good.
Ryan CabreraGUEST
21:00
Yeah.
Rohan AnandHOST
2:02
Both of us left Southwest roughly around the same time in the first half of 2018.
Rohan AnandHOST
2:09
And Austin went over to JSX, where they were working in the BI IT and distribution department, as well as with PSS, Passenger Services Systems Migration.
Rohan AnandHOST
2:20
I had done a similar role at Accenture with Navitare, which is a low-cost IT platform company.
Rohan AnandHOST
2:27
After a couple of years working at JSX in early 2021, Austin went over to where he now is, which is Breeze Airways.
Rohan AnandHOST
2:34
As we know, Breeze was an airline founded by low-cost original founder David Nealeman.
Rohan AnandHOST
2:41
And Austin joined their team on the travel and distribution side in 2021.
Rohan AnandHOST
3:29
Well, and I guess maybe my first question would be for you.
Rohan AnandHOST
3:33
Number one, how have you been in the last 10 years? You've gone from Dallas to Salt Lake City.

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