The main problem with JetSuitX appears to be that it is claiming it is something it is not. The flight seems pretty good, and the price too, however, the the fact that they market it as a private jet when it isn't is the main downer....
Sorry you experienced a five hour delay. Ouch! Never a good thing, especially such a long one. That said, I’d fly with JSX again. I had a great flight with them from PHX-BUR! Even met Jay Leno, a late night TV host here in the US! 🤣
I recently had a 5 hour delay Eindhoven (NL) - Vienna (Aus) on a flight that cost me 21.50 Euro ($23.40) but under EU regulation I got 300 Euros ($326.50) Compensation by way of airline credit!!! Welcome to Europe (Does not apply to UK after Brexit!!) Thanks to Jeb & Noel both for great posts.
A few months ago I had a trip from Oakland, CA (OAK) to Orange County (SNA). I was planning to fly via Southwest Airlines and decided to fly JSX to experience it. When I looked at the numbers I actually paid less for my round trip flight on JSX than what I would have paid if I flew Southwest. No lines, no hassle and an awesome experience from beginning to end.
Seems like every aviation UA-camr hopping on the JSX train now a days - I've took a JSX flight a few weeks ago and got a review coming soon as well XD Great work, as always
Noel, when flying on that plane always try seating as close to the front as possible. In the rear it is extremely noisy. As you go beyond the wings it is miraculously much much quieter. I fly on those planes an awful a lot
Me too! I thought it was either a coincidence or maybe there was a fan of FSX that started Kenmore. Next I'm going to find out that Orbit and Pacific Airlines are real too
Depends... If i am travelling for the pleasure of it, i would go the whole airport, security, shops and lounge experience. If i have to take the same route a few times a week for business, this seems like a more effiecent and stress free way to do so.
Noel, I’ve done a JSX flight from Oakland to Vegas, although that was when they flew from Concord airport. Really was quiet and far more exclusive. Same when we landed at Vegas. We picked up our bags on the runaway as you would on a bus. Unfortunate you had the busy terminal and the delay seems an unlucky one-off. I’d thoroughly recommend JSX to anyone. It did feel like a joy, turning up 30 mins before a flight, no security etc. Go for it!
When you were fidgeting with that window frame....I had this vision of the window popping out and the pressure release in that fuselage caused things to be sucked out the window...including our Channel host!!
Beautiful shot of Mt Rainier on your climb! Wish it was a few seconds longer where you clear the cloud cover. Nevertheless, great video and very enjoyable as all your other videos.
A lot of people were confused by some of the older marketing materials. JSX started as an outgrowth of JetSuite, which is a private jet charter business. They originally marketed JetSuiteX (as it was then known) as “semi-private,” but that wasn’t particularly clear. Between the much-too-similar names and confusing marketing, it left some first-time customers confused about what they were buying. Since then they have radically changed their marketing strategy, starting with a name change last year. It’s now JSX to better distinguish it from JetSuite, and they no longer use the term “semi-private” to describe the experience. To best capture the value proposition, they’re calling it a “hop on jet service.” The value is time and convenience more than anything, though space and personal service are nice perks as well. Of course things have changed a bit since you flew, courtesy of COVID-19. JSX is still flying, albeit with a very reduced schedule. But having a number of spare aircraft on hand has allowed them to do some interesting things, including a huge set of repatriation flights. Once the crisis subsides I think their future is pretty bright considering their growth plans.
You could try Ultimate Air Shuttle some time. It’s a similar service based out of Lunken Airport in Cincinnati. I had coworkers who raved about it for their business trips to Atlanta
It looks like a regional carrier sporting a five-hour delay and operating out of KBFI which you rightly point out is a loooong way from SeaTac. Other than the easier security, it looked like Porter Airlines (Canada). Decent but NOT a private jet. EDIT: Just noticed that JSX terminated Boeing Field the month this was posted.
Reminds me of Boutique Air, a small airline here in the US. They fly Pilatus PC-12 turboprop business aircraft. It's business aircraft for EAS price. I flew them to/from Thief River Falls to Minneapolis. They're around other areas filling out Essential Air Service contracts, so it's pretty cheap. Cramped, but hey, it's a private plane! :3
I’m flying with them from Oakland to Vegas for a guys weekend and only really wanted it for the return flight as we will be probably hungover and I don’t want to deal with the lines etc at the main terminal
Thanks for continuing to upload new content each week at this difficult time for the aviation industry. Nice to remember when things were normal, seems so long ago already! Looking forward to seeing Rachel’s trip soon. Been dipping back into your back catalogue too and revisiting some of your earlier adventures during lockdown. Take care and here’s hoping you are back in the skies soon and things return to some semblance of normality.
Thank you, my trip is coming towards the end of the month - hope you enjoy it. Glad you’re looking through our back catalogue and finding content to watch. Rach
How was the turbulence on that smaller jet? The inside didn’t seem like that private feel. I’d like to see the hanger areas a little nicer. In LAS they have all kinds of boxes and pallets of water bottles everywhere. I get it, It’s a hanger but its cheap to throw up some drywall and have rooms to store all that stuff
5 hours....at least the Museum was there !! As smooth as Noel...come on !!! Great views as always Noel en route !! For the price...well worth it...as long as you have enough time at the other end. Thanks Noel and I hope you and the family are well during these most troubling of times !! I am self isolating at my farm here in Mansfield, Victoria, Australia and we are lucky to have plenty off food etc available at the local super markets so not doing it too tough !! Thanks again mate and take care !!
Many of the large tech companies run "private" shuttles from sites around the US. People who use the service are usually low grade project workers so its not exclusive to executives etc... So its not like a private jet terminal in other countries, its a working utility terminal.
There are actually airlines in Europe which operate shared flights with private jets. But they are not for economy class prices. More like couple hundred euros for a roundtrip.
Noel, try out Contour Airlines one of these days. They're another regional airline. They were supposed to open a base at my airport this year but COVID had other plans. If they reschedule the start to next year maybe I'll book the inaugural flight.
You correctly marked the mighty Mount Rainier, but you failed to mark the equally mighty and impressive Mount Shasta in Northern California at 9:52. About as high as Rainier and almost as high as the Matterhorn, but less popular because it's in a sparsely populated region. Both Rainier and Shasta are historically active volcanoes with serious eruption hazards. Shasta's latest eruption, some 200 years ago, threw ash as far away as present-day Utah and Wyoming.
Gosh - reminds me of Impulse Airlines at Sydney in late 1990s. Went from one of the Executive Terminals. Very briefly Jetstreams then Beech 1900Ds. Went on a stopping service to Brisbane via Newcastle, port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, Lismore and Coolangatta. Drinks were in an Esky kicked down the aisle by the co-pilot. Allegedly service was a means of using the planes in day time to balance freight and newspapers at night. Sadly like your experience once failed to hold a connection that cost me the point of the trip. Sadly no longer exists
Another good video. I would definitely fly with them again. I can't imagine that would be the norm, or it would be well talked about. 5+ hour delays on BIG airlines can be the norm as well.
It's a kind of " Gimmick " Private Jet Experience . Actually is not , if you want to experience private jet experience , you may search for XO jets , jet Centre , Jet Aviation and others web site for one way empty leg flight , then you may pay for a lower price ( Not 101 pounds ) to experience private jet . Private Jet or Business Jet is another level of flying with tailor made on schedule / inflight entertainment / inflight meals and most important is privacy ...
Another great video in my favourite part of the world. Noel always finds flights I had no idea about! Thanks for keeping up the content through sparse times! All the best from another avgeek UA-camr 👍🏼
Totally agree, seems hardly a 'private jet experience', but it does seem preferable to a regular airline experience. As Flying with Dan said, perhaps they shouldn't present it as such.
Noel I’m sorry but in future video you’re going to have to put a disclaimer on to say when these were filmed because people seem to think you filmed only a few hours ago
While I do understand the economies of scale, and the need for ever larger aircraft, I don't much like flying on them. That Embraer is just the right size for a civilized flight. Not so small it can be classed as a puddle jumper, but not large enough to be a flying cattle car. If I ever have occasion to fly again, I hope it will be on an aircraft of that size.
I admit, while I'm highly biased to Southwest Airlines, I would consider this airline if the prices were similar enough and the timing works... Though I'm still much more likely to take the time to do whatever combo of bus and/or train it takes if the price is right heh
11:16 Looks like you caught 2 of KaiserAir's 737s here, the ones that operate the private Kona Shuttle to the north coast of the Big Island of Hawaii. Now THAT'S a private jet.
Looks good value for money, well apart from the SHOCKING delay. Bit like flying Loganair without the Tunnocks Caramel Wafer :)) Nice video Noel, your film quality is always fantastic mate.
Kinda curious how long this video was made.......Looking at the JSX website it doesn't show BFI as part of their route map. OAK/Napa/SoCal/Vegas and PHX as their service area
No way near a private jet experience but a cute exclusive economy one, it Is also probably very nice that the security wasn't up to your eyeballs either
I hate airports such as LHR, so I favour smaller aerodromes whenever possible - which isn't very often! I am not surprised you did not find an international electrical socket because, for all its size, the US is very parochial and thinks itself the centre of the world, but then, we know better, don't we! I would certainly consider flying with JSX - it's my kind of airline.
Delivery in ads: Your package, Sir! Real life delivery: We didn't bother to knock on the door, so here is "sorry we missed you" email, despite you were clearly at home. Now we either do another attempt when you won't be at home or you can collect your item from a depot 50 miles from you On similar point, why do most deliveries are done at times when most people are at work?
@@tomstravels520 potentially, that would make more sense if that did :) Also it would be so much easier if more delivery firms had those lockers where they can live my package for people to collect it. Personally I have one more problem. Loads of delivery driver approach my building from the wrong side where doors are not equipped with entry system. So they just report it as "we could not enter your building" and drive away
jur4x well depends who you order from. You can leave delivery instructions before placing order. Also if they only delivered early morning and evening then they wouldn’t get many parcels delivered and some people might be waiting ages for theirs to arrive
More often than not you're the only person on it. They don't advertise it or promote it in any way - they usually go empty or have just one passenger onboard. So in that respect it is private.
I don’t fully get the private jet thing the airport lounge just looks like a normal airport lounge. The plane just looks like any other of its type. I hates airlines that try to be something that they are not
How do they get away with operating commercial flights with that many people on with no security? Seems crazy and a bit scary! Thanks for the video Noel
Back in the great old Dan Air days they operated charter services to the USA and Canada organised by so called social groups in those countries. Although no frills they were an all included flight withe their "filet mignon bacon wrapped " main course,\m
The main problem with JetSuitX appears to be that it is claiming it is something it is not.
The flight seems pretty good, and the price too, however, the the fact that they market it as a private jet when it isn't is the main downer....
Flying With Dan They haven’t marketed the service that way since August of last year
@@sushi777300 That's why it hasn't been marketed as a private jet company in at least a year
Sorry you experienced a five hour delay. Ouch! Never a good thing, especially such a long one. That said, I’d fly with JSX again. I had a great flight with them from PHX-BUR! Even met Jay Leno, a late night TV host here in the US! 🤣
You and Noel should definitely get together some time! You guys are my favourite flight reviewers!
Oliver Hope we can once we’re all flying again!!
Jeb Brooks hi jeb! Happy belated birthday 🎁
Jeb Brooks hi I love your reviews
I recently had a 5 hour delay Eindhoven (NL) - Vienna (Aus) on a flight that cost me 21.50 Euro ($23.40) but under EU regulation I got 300 Euros ($326.50) Compensation by way of airline credit!!! Welcome to Europe (Does not apply to UK after Brexit!!) Thanks to Jeb & Noel both for great posts.
A few months ago I had a trip from Oakland, CA (OAK) to Orange County (SNA). I was planning to fly via Southwest Airlines and decided to fly JSX to experience it. When I looked at the numbers I actually paid less for my round trip flight on JSX than what I would have paid if I flew Southwest. No lines, no hassle and an awesome experience from beginning to end.
I'm missing the part where this is like a private jet.
No TSA line
15 min checking and no tsa hassle/
Before I retired from aviation we used to call the Emb 135 the Emb 180 as it always has to return to the gate!
To all you people who think this was filmed a couple of days ago it wasn’t. This was about a month ago way before most countries were locking down
Thomas Mortimore this comment has to be sticker to the top of the comments. Otherwise a lot of people will think he filmed it recently.
night pilot well I can’t do that unless Noel pins it
If you’re going to be stuck for a while that museum and its open-air hangar are a pretty incredible way to kill time! Thanks for sharing
Flying between weird, far away airports in rundown planes and waiting in cramped terminals? In Europe we call this budget airlines.
I would not class this as a private jet experience
That was the only razor blade ad I watched without skipping 😂
KiwiBrit 001 now you can be as smooth as Noel😂
What’s the difference between this and an American Eagle flight 😂
You don't get miles!
@@noelphilips Not true, you can earn JetBlue miles with them.
You don't have to deal with the hell that is SeaTac security lines?
No security and you can wait in a lounge. Other then that meh.
Well American eagle no longer exists
Seems like every aviation UA-camr hopping on the JSX train now a days - I've took a JSX flight a few weeks ago and got a review coming soon as well XD Great work, as always
Noel, when flying on that plane always try seating as close to the front as possible. In the rear it is extremely noisy. As you go beyond the wings it is miraculously much much quieter. I fly on those planes an awful a lot
3:00 that Cessna SMASHED it
LMAO I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed
Actual footage of my first landing
One of the best ads I’ve seen on UA-cam for a while now, and the fact you got your son involved was just the cherry on top haha 😂👍🏼
4:41 today I found out that kenmore air actually exists (I thought it was a fictional airline from FSX)
Me too! I thought it was either a coincidence or maybe there was a fan of FSX that started Kenmore. Next I'm going to find out that Orbit and Pacific Airlines are real too
They are a famous float Plane operator in the PNW. They also have a number of scheduled flights with small-wheeled aircraft.
@@sverre054 Well I didn't know that, okay? I live in Toronto, not the Pacific Northwest (And I'm glad I'm not there)
@@coastaku1954 Ok..... Just trying to offer some insight and be nice.
Was literally about to comment the same thing! haha
It’s an economy ticket without security. I would happily pay the premium. Good business model.
I really liked the look and feel of a small operator. Putting some care and attention back into flying.
Private jet experience? Not even close.
You sure you weren´t flying on American Eagle? That was no bizjet and the price confirms that!
At 06:23 - The third plane from left: a GOL 737! My loved brazilian airline!
Depends... If i am travelling for the pleasure of it, i would go the whole airport, security, shops and lounge experience. If i have to take the same route a few times a week for business, this seems like a more effiecent and stress free way to do so.
I would be a little worried about the lack of security. You could just sneak in a water bottle with more then 100ml. Outgreatous!!!
Noel, I’ve done a JSX flight from Oakland to Vegas, although that was when they flew from Concord airport. Really was quiet and far more exclusive. Same when we landed at Vegas. We picked up our bags on the runaway as you would on a bus. Unfortunate you had the busy terminal and the delay seems an unlucky one-off. I’d thoroughly recommend JSX to anyone. It did feel like a joy, turning up 30 mins before a flight, no security etc. Go for it!
Hi Noel, just found your channel last week and so glad I did. You’re a funny guy and your videos are brilliant!
When you were fidgeting with that window frame....I had this vision of the window popping out and the pressure release in that fuselage caused things to be sucked out the window...including our Channel host!!
Beautiful shot of Mt Rainier on your climb! Wish it was a few seconds longer where you clear the cloud cover. Nevertheless, great video and very enjoyable as all your other videos.
The pilots got a great view I thought climbing out.
You are doing a really good job at making travel content at these times. Especially when the aviation industry Is struggling.
When was the video filmed?
A few weeks ago.
A lot of people were confused by some of the older marketing materials. JSX started as an outgrowth of JetSuite, which is a private jet charter business. They originally marketed JetSuiteX (as it was then known) as “semi-private,” but that wasn’t particularly clear. Between the much-too-similar names and confusing marketing, it left some first-time customers confused about what they were buying.
Since then they have radically changed their marketing strategy, starting with a name change last year. It’s now JSX to better distinguish it from JetSuite, and they no longer use the term “semi-private” to describe the experience. To best capture the value proposition, they’re calling it a “hop on jet service.” The value is time and convenience more than anything, though space and personal service are nice perks as well.
Of course things have changed a bit since you flew, courtesy of COVID-19. JSX is still flying, albeit with a very reduced schedule. But having a number of spare aircraft on hand has allowed them to do some interesting things, including a huge set of repatriation flights. Once the crisis subsides I think their future is pretty bright considering their growth plans.
You could try Ultimate Air Shuttle some time. It’s a similar service based out of Lunken Airport in Cincinnati. I had coworkers who raved about it for their business trips to Atlanta
Great video. I'll be flying JSX in a couple of weeks from Denver/Broomfield Co. To Dallas.
It looks like a regional carrier sporting a five-hour delay and operating out of KBFI which you rightly point out is a loooong way from SeaTac. Other than the easier security, it looked like Porter Airlines (Canada). Decent but NOT a private jet. EDIT: Just noticed that JSX terminated Boeing Field the month this was posted.
Reminds me of Boutique Air, a small airline here in the US. They fly Pilatus PC-12 turboprop business aircraft. It's business aircraft for EAS price. I flew them to/from Thief River Falls to Minneapolis. They're around other areas filling out Essential Air Service contracts, so it's pretty cheap. Cramped, but hey, it's a private plane! :3
I’m flying with them from Oakland to Vegas for a guys weekend and only really wanted it for the return flight as we will be probably hungover and I don’t want to deal with the lines etc at the main terminal
Thanks for continuing to upload new content each week at this difficult time for the aviation industry. Nice to remember when things were normal, seems so long ago already! Looking forward to seeing Rachel’s trip soon. Been dipping back into your back catalogue too and revisiting some of your earlier adventures during lockdown.
Take care and here’s hoping you are back in the skies soon and things return to some semblance of normality.
Thank you, my trip is coming towards the end of the month - hope you enjoy it. Glad you’re looking through our back catalogue and finding content to watch. Rach
Hey Noel Greetings from Sri Lanka.
Hope your staying safe and taking precautions when traveling against covid 19.
Stay safe
Stay safe my new friend I’m Sri Lanka I’m from Britain
My idea of a private jet is when you and your partner can join the mile high club (not in bathroom) with no one around to watch you lol.
How was the turbulence on that smaller jet? The inside didn’t seem like that private feel. I’d like to see the hanger areas a little nicer. In LAS they have all kinds of boxes and pallets of water bottles everywhere. I get it, It’s a hanger but its cheap to throw up some drywall and have rooms to store all that stuff
Not sure I'd consider that a private jet experience. I mean you had your own private jet experience once and this wasn't one. But cool video.
5 hours....at least the Museum was there !! As smooth as Noel...come on !!! Great views as always Noel en route !! For the price...well worth it...as long as you have enough time at the other end. Thanks Noel and I hope you and the family are well during these most troubling of times !! I am self isolating at my farm here in Mansfield, Victoria, Australia and we are lucky to have plenty off food etc available at the local super markets so not doing it too tough !! Thanks again mate and take care !!
Hope you’re staying safe Noel!
Many of the large tech companies run "private" shuttles from sites around the US. People who use the service are usually low grade project workers so its not exclusive to executives etc... So its not like a private jet terminal in other countries, its a working utility terminal.
There are actually airlines in Europe which operate shared flights with private jets. But they are not for economy class prices. More like couple hundred euros for a roundtrip.
one of the best sponsors videos i've ever watched! normally they're so boring
Loved this kind background music! Please add it again in future videos😁 great video as per!😃
Noel, try out Contour Airlines one of these days. They're another regional airline. They were supposed to open a base at my airport this year but COVID had other plans. If they reschedule the start to next year maybe I'll book the inaugural flight.
Didn't look like the interior of a private jet. Reminds me more of an Eastern Airways flight in the UK. Cramped with high prices.
Yep, Eastern Airways without the security. Used to get free drinks and snacks on the EMA-ABZ route
20 min away from SeaTac only if traffic doesn't suck....which most weekdays it does. Some days can take 45 minutes or more.
You correctly marked the mighty Mount Rainier, but you failed to mark the equally mighty and impressive Mount Shasta in Northern California at 9:52. About as high as Rainier and almost as high as the Matterhorn, but less popular because it's in a sparsely populated region. Both Rainier and Shasta are historically active volcanoes with serious eruption hazards. Shasta's latest eruption, some 200 years ago, threw ash as far away as present-day Utah and Wyoming.
I wasn't sure it was Mt Shasta. I was fortunate to see it up close in my Coast Starlight video too. Cool to see from a plane as well.
Noel: When is a "Private Jet" not a "Private Jet"?
Me: It's not a private jet when you/ your company doesn't own it.
So what would you class a chartered jet as?
@@sebastiand.1305 A cooperate jet - It's one that not owned by you/ your company but is owned by a company that offer charter flights.
Levin Soh Yes, but it is still classed as private aviation.
Its not private if there is other people on it for a start.
Question: why is there no security? Isn't that unsafe?
I don’t think I’d ever take a flight that has no security. Just doesn’t seem worth the risk
The TSA has something along the line of a 95% failure rate on their own tests. Not much safer...
Gosh - reminds me of Impulse Airlines at Sydney in late 1990s. Went from one of the Executive Terminals. Very briefly Jetstreams then Beech 1900Ds. Went on a stopping service to Brisbane via Newcastle, port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, Lismore and Coolangatta. Drinks were in an Esky kicked down the aisle by the co-pilot. Allegedly service was a means of using the planes in day time to balance freight and newspapers at night. Sadly like your experience once failed to hold a connection that cost me the point of the trip. Sadly no longer exists
I would definitely check them out. I hope you and the family are well. Much love to you all in these strange times.
Another good video. I would definitely fly with them again. I can't imagine that would be the norm, or it would be well talked about. 5+ hour delays on BIG airlines can be the norm as well.
Cool video as always and bonus points for actually making a sponsor ad fun to watch lol, well done
At least your 5 hour delay was at Boeing Field so you got to visit the museum
It's a kind of " Gimmick " Private Jet Experience . Actually is not , if you want to experience private jet experience , you may search for XO jets , jet Centre , Jet Aviation and others web site for one way empty leg flight , then you may pay for a lower price ( Not 101 pounds ) to experience private jet . Private Jet or Business Jet is another level of flying with tailor made on schedule / inflight entertainment / inflight meals and most important is privacy ...
Another great video in my favourite part of the world. Noel always finds flights I had no idea about! Thanks for keeping up the content through sparse times! All the best from another avgeek UA-camr 👍🏼
Thanks Steve! Glad you enjoyed it.
BA flies from London City to Dublin with a Embraer RJ-170 I took this flight once...
Meh, I would go with a big airline. Or even better: By train. #trainnerd
Totally agree, seems hardly a 'private jet experience', but it does seem preferable to a regular airline experience. As Flying with Dan said, perhaps they shouldn't present it as such.
Noel I’m sorry but in future video you’re going to have to put a disclaimer on to say when these were filmed because people seem to think you filmed only a few hours ago
Thomas Mortimore no you just have to think
Its Max some people don’t think. I know he flew this a while ago but some people haven’t got common sense
No reason to take this over Boutique if both are options. Boutique is actually not far off from a private jet feel.
While I do understand the economies of scale, and the need for ever larger aircraft, I don't much like flying on them. That Embraer is just the right size for a civilized flight. Not so small it can be classed as a puddle jumper, but not large enough to be a flying cattle car.
If I ever have occasion to fly again, I hope it will be on an aircraft of that size.
Hahahhaa i dont mind seeing those types of sponsor video in the upcoming videos 😂
I admit, while I'm highly biased to Southwest Airlines, I would consider this airline if the prices were similar enough and the timing works... Though I'm still much more likely to take the time to do whatever combo of bus and/or train it takes if the price is right heh
11:16 Looks like you caught 2 of KaiserAir's 737s here, the ones that operate the private Kona Shuttle to the north coast of the Big Island of Hawaii. Now THAT'S a private jet.
Awesome video mate... It’s Emirates but has now turned regional lol... keep up the great work👍🏻😃
Great video 👍 can you do a review of virgin Atlantic’s 747-400 flight from Gatwick to Orlando Florida because virgin are soon retiring the 747 .
Bit tricky when nobody is flying right now
Looks good value for money, well apart from the SHOCKING delay. Bit like flying Loganair without the Tunnocks Caramel Wafer :))
Nice video Noel, your film quality is always fantastic mate.
No overhead bins? Thats a great idea. Less congestion
Not a private jet, but an all premium airline.
Kinda curious how long this video was made.......Looking at the JSX website it doesn't show BFI as part of their route map. OAK/Napa/SoCal/Vegas and PHX as their service area
Really interesting video. Fascinating airline.
No way near a private jet experience but a cute exclusive economy one, it Is also probably very nice that the security wasn't up to your eyeballs either
I hate airports such as LHR, so I favour smaller aerodromes whenever possible - which isn't very often! I am not surprised you did not find an international electrical socket because, for all its size, the US is very parochial and thinks itself the centre of the world, but then, we know better, don't we! I would certainly consider flying with JSX - it's my kind of airline.
Delivery in ads: Your package, Sir!
Real life delivery: We didn't bother to knock on the door, so here is "sorry we missed you" email, despite you were clearly at home. Now we either do another attempt when you won't be at home or you can collect your item from a depot 50 miles from you
On similar point, why do most deliveries are done at times when most people are at work?
jur4x because they deliver when they work. Otherwise all delivery drivers would be working early morning or in evenings
@@tomstravels520 potentially, that would make more sense if that did :)
Also it would be so much easier if more delivery firms had those lockers where they can live my package for people to collect it.
Personally I have one more problem. Loads of delivery driver approach my building from the wrong side where doors are not equipped with entry system. So they just report it as "we could not enter your building" and drive away
jur4x well depends who you order from. You can leave delivery instructions before placing order. Also if they only delivered early morning and evening then they wouldn’t get many parcels delivered and some people might be waiting ages for theirs to arrive
I work for an airline and I’ve always wondered about jet x suite. I get a 90% off discount with them.
Not even close to private.
Great vid as ever Noel, love it 👍
Thanks Adam!
I am shocked that you get any free anything on this cheap flight !
Noel, when did you go from your channel as we know it now from in-flight video?
A private jet is not a private jet when it’s allowed to the public
planes 4 me not necessarily, there’s a German airline that offers scheduled flights but in proper private jets with the proper business class seating.
More often than not you're the only person on it. They don't advertise it or promote it in any way - they usually go empty or have just one passenger onboard. So in that respect it is private.
Noel Philips
One passenger on board???
Must be hard to stay in business with that many spare seats even before the covid-19 outbreak
They run it as a loss leader as they need to keep their IATA certification.
I don’t fully get the private jet thing the airport lounge just looks like a normal airport lounge. The plane just looks like any other of its type. I hates airlines that try to be something that they are not
Not a private jet. This is the backbone of a lot of regional carriers across the US.
Wondering how many guns were on that plane 😋 seems to be kind of a security risk to me
I can see my buddy zac behind the counter and the tip of my house 😁
2:07 That’s a Boeing P-8I on the runway 🛬
Hey, you flew right over my house, lol. We are just south of KSTS
How do they get away with operating commercial flights with that many people on with no security? Seems crazy and a bit scary! Thanks for the video Noel
@@sandernista6499 Not much they can do with such small planes.
Lol that's a regional jet... Not even close to private travel...
Lovely relaxed as usual vid Noel - thumbs up from me 👍
How much did it cost in comparison to a regular economy class flight?
He explained that at the end ¦/
Hi Noel, how are you spending the lockdown? Paco 🏴
Back in the great old Dan Air days they operated charter services to the USA and Canada organised by so called social groups in those countries. Although no frills they were an all included flight withe their "filet mignon bacon wrapped " main course,\m
Yes, I would do it in a flash. Any more of these, Noel?
That was the best in vid ad I have seen 😂👍
They seem to have cancelled the Seattle-Oakland service, though.