“TrueNoord is proud to support JSX’s fleet and network expansion, enabling the growth of its unique ‘hop-on’ public charter model into underserved markets.” Maarten Grift, Sales Director – Americas, TrueNoord

Amsterdam/Dublin/London/Singapore: 17 February 2026: Specialist regional aircraft lessor, TrueNoord, has announced the successful delivery of two ATR 42-600 aircraft to JSX, the US public charter carrier known for its distinctive ‘hop-on’ premium service model. The first aircraft was delivered in November, with the second following in January. Both turboprops are now in operation with the service.

The transaction strengthens TrueNoord’s presence of ATR turboprops in the North American market. Maarten Grift, Sales Director – Americas at TrueNoord, comments: “This is an important milestone not only for JSX and TrueNoord, but for the broader US regional market. The ATR 42-600 delivers a modern, cost-efficient solution for routes where jets are not commercially or operationally viable. JSX’s adoption of the type demonstrates its confidence in turboprop operations and the aircraft’s ability to deliver convenience, comfort, and a distinctive travel experience for premium passengers.”

“We’re pleased to partner with TrueNoord as we introduce the ATR into the JSX fleet,” said Alex Wilcox, CEO of JSX. “The ATR 42-600’s versatility helps us expand access to joyful, simple air travel for more communities across the U.S., and will open meaningful new opportunities in regional mobility.”

Paul Murphy, TrueNoord CFO, comments, “The delivery of these aircraft underscores our focus on prudent investment in high quality assets that contribute to a stable, sustainable financial platform for TrueNoord and its customers.”

Grift explains that the placement of these aircraft reflects TrueNoord’s commitment to providing operators with flexible, long-term regional fleet solutions. “It is a pleasure working with JSX’s professional team and we look forward to supporting their unique public charter operations and ambitious growth plans moving forward.”