JSX announces new non-stop flights between Santa Monica, CA (SMO) and Oakland, CA (OAK). Seats are now on sale for flights beginning September 14, 2026. Service will be on JSX’s state-of-the-art ATR 42-600 aircraft, equipped with 30 spacious seats and free Starlink Wi-Fi. With the ease of flying from Santa Monica Airport, travelers for business and leisure will enjoy an unrivaled level of convenience that removes the friction from regional flying.
JSX CEO Alex Wilcox commented: “Our Customers tell us they want less friction and more speed when they travel within California. This new service between Santa Monica and Oakland is truly California’s high-speed plane. From door-to-door, there’s no faster, more convenient way to go from the west side of Los Angeles to the North Bay than with JSX.”
Port of Oakland Director of Aviation Craig Simon stated: "We’re excited to welcome JSX’s new nonstop service between Oakland and Santa Monica, expanding convenient and seamless travel options for our passengers. JSX's continued growth, building on existing service to Burbank, Carlsbad, and Las Vegas, enhances connectivity and provides travelers with more flexible, comfortable choices for reaching key destinations.”
New JSX Flights between Santa Monica (SMO) and Oakland (OAK)
The addition of Oakland further expands JSX’s growing network from Santa Monica Airport, offering travelers a uniquely convenient connection between key California markets. By combining the ease of a private terminal experience with the attainability of public charter flying, JSX continues to deliver on its mission to make flying a joyful, simple experience.
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