Bozeman-bound Travelers Can Fly On JetSuiteX Embraers
The public charter service began flying a San Jose, Calif.-Bozeman, Mont. route on July 1.
A JetSuiteX EMB-135 arrives at Burbank Bob Hope Airport, where passengers can now book a one-stop flight to Bozeman, Mont., via San Jose, Calif. (Photo: Matt Thurber)

JetSuiteX has added a route from Mineta San José International Airport in San Jose, Calif., to Montana’s Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport using its new fleet of Embraer EMB-135s. The San Jose-Bozeman flights began as a public charter servicee last Friday and offer nonstop service with four weekly roundtrips. Prices range from $612 to $1,162 each way. 


The company operates from FBOs or private terminals, and travelers do not need to become members to fly on its jets. The EMB-135s are refurbished with 30 seats per airplane, with a seat pitch of at least 36 inches, and free Gogo Business Aviation airborne connectivity. All seats have power ports, and free streaming in-flight entertainment products provided by Adonis are delivered over a dedicated IFE Wi-Fi network available for passengers’ mobile devices.


Three EMB-135s are currently operating the JetSuiteX flights, which include Burbank-Concord, Calif., Concord-Las Vegas and Burbank-Las Vegas.


“San Jose and Bozeman share a diverse technology sector and now residents of Silicon Valley have easy access to the many outdoor recreation areas in Southwest Montana, including Yellowstone National Park,” said Brian Sprenger, airport director at Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport.