Charter & Fractional
Judge Allows JSX To Temporarily Continue SNA Flights
The temporary restraining order comes after JSX filed a lawsuit against Orange County and John Wayne Airport earlier in December.
JSX will be allowed to continue operations from FBO ACI Jet at John Wayne Airport under a federal judge's temporary restraining order issued December 23. (Photo: AIN/Barry Ambrose)
JSX will be allowed to continue operations from FBO ACI Jet at John Wayne Airport under a federal judge's temporary restraining order issued December 23. (Photo: AIN/Barry Ambrose)

JSX won’t be shut out from one of its largest markets after a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting Orange County and John Wayne Airport (SNA) in California from preventing the jet service from operating at an FBO there effective January 1. New lease agreements approved in September by the Orange County board of supervisors and between the county-owned airport and its FBOs—ACI Jet and Clay Lacy Aviation—prohibited JSX from leasing space at ACI for its operations, a key element to the company providing its scheduled charter service there.


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