What Happened to JetSuite
JetSuite booked seats on small chartered jets flying between smaller airports — Santa Monica, Burbank, Concord, Las Vegas, Bozeman, and a handful of others — at prices that undercut what you’d expect from private aviation. It ran a refer-a-friend program alongside its on-demand charter business, which is where the SK1PQO code came from.
The pandemic gutted demand for chartered flying in early 2020, and JetSuite filed for bankruptcy that April, winding down its on-demand charter operation entirely. jetsuite.com is still a registered domain, but it now forwards visitors to jsx.com instead of anything JetSuite-branded, and the old booking portal we used to link to no longer loads at all.
JSX (formerly JetSuiteX) started as a separate, scheduled “hop-on jet” spinoff of JetSuite — 30-seat jets flying set routes out of smaller terminals, more like a semi-private airline than an on-demand charter. It had already rebranded and operated independently of JetSuite before JetSuite’s 2020 bankruptcy, and as of our last check jsx.com is live and JSX is still flying scheduled routes. We don’t have an affiliate relationship or referral link with JSX, so we’re mentioning it here purely as the closest thing still operating to what JetSuite offered — not as a monetized recommendation.
What About JSX?
Affiliate disclosure: this page previously contained an affiliate link for JetSuite, which is no longer active since the company shut down.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the JetSuite promo code SK1PQO still work?
No. JetSuite shut down in April 2020, and there’s no current sign-up flow to apply the code to.
Is JetSuite still in business?
No. It filed for bankruptcy in April 2020 and wound down its on-demand charter operations. The jetsuite.com domain now redirects to a different company, JSX.
Is JSX the same company as JetSuite?
No, though they’re related. JSX (formerly JetSuiteX) was a scheduled-flight spinoff that had already split off and rebranded before JetSuite’s 2020 bankruptcy. JSX is still flying as of our last check.
Where did JetSuite fly?
Mostly smaller Southwest US airports — Santa Monica, Burbank, Concord, and Las Vegas among them — using small chartered jets instead of commercial airline routes.
The JetSuite offer is history.
The record lives here.
The original details are preserved above — and the intro points to what still works today.
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