Elevate MRO Partners with JSX for Light Maintenance Services at BJC and SLC

Elevate MRO, a provider of aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul services, announces a partnership with the award-winning air carrier, JSX, to perform light maintenance services at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (KBJC) and Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC). This collaboration underscores Elevate MRO’s commitment to delivering exceptional aviation maintenance solutions while supporting JSX’s mission to provide seamless, reliable and convenient air travel experiences for its customers.

JSX is improving air travel for thousands of travelers every day by offering ‘hop-on jet service' to all, a hassle-free, crowd-free experience of flying between private terminals on a 30-seat  Embraer aircraft, providing an accessible charter-jet travel experience once reserved for corporate leaders and the ultra-wealthy. 

Elevate MRO's light maintenance services for JSX include routine inspections and servicing to ensure optimal aircraft safety and performance; quick-turn repairs; troubleshooting to minimize downtime and maximize operational efficiency; and comprehensive maintenance support provided by an experienced team of certified technicians.

“Our partnership with JSX represents an exciting opportunity to showcase Elevate MRO’s dedication to safety, efficiency and excellence,” says Jim Slack, president at Elevate MRO. “JSX’s unique approach to air travel aligns with our commitment to providing top-tier, tailored maintenance solutions.”

Strategically located at KBJC, Elevate MRO offers JSX unparalleled access to advanced maintenance capabilities in one of the region’s most accessible aviation hubs. This partnership reflects both organizations’ shared focus on safety, reliability and customer satisfaction.

JSX provides up to 120 public charter flights daily to 25 business and leisure destinations across Arizona, California, Colorado, Mexico, Florida, Nevada, New Mexico, New York and Texas. JSX currently operates 46 ERJ family aircraft.

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