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The solar eclipse is coming on April 8th. Delta is offering several flights that will offer great views of the eclipse (more here). Now, public charter operator, JSX, is offering six people the chance to win two tickets each onboard a private jet to see the eclipse.
This is not a phase! 🌒 Enter for a chance to win two seats on a (s)unreal experience to watch the solar eclipse at peak totality over Dallas on April 8, 2024.
Submit your entry at https://t.co/weHYzyXlEm 📩
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Terms and conditions apply. pic.twitter.com/Ad6aFdxaET
— JSX (@flyjsx) March 7, 2024
This special flight departs from the JSX terminal at Dallas Love Field (DAL) on April 8th at 1:00 PM CST. This solar eclipse is unique in that it will be the last seen in the contiguous United States for the next 20 years. To celebrate, JSX will provide specialty cocktails, amenities, and special solar eclipse viewing gear.
Here’s the details for this giveaway:
Enter for a chance to win two seats on this incredible experience – get a front-row view of the solar eclipse over Dallas at its peak totality from the skies on April 8, 2024. We’re giving away every seat on this once-in-a-lifetime flight – because nothing should stand between you and this view of the eclipse. Submit your entry by March 14, 2024. Winners will be notified via email by March 15, 2024.”
Click here to enter.
Anthony’s Take: This is an awesome way to see the solar eclipse. I’m entering and you should, too. Good luck!
(Image Credits: JSX.)
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