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JetSMART Airlines SpA, stylized as JetSMART, is a Chilean ultra low-cost carrier controlled by US investment fund Indigo Partners, which also controls low-cost carriers like Frontier Airlines, Mexico's Volaris and Hungary's Wizz Air. JetSmart's primary base of operations is Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport, servicing Santiago, Chile. It also owns and manages JetSmart Argentina, an Argentine subsidiary with a base at Aeroparque Jorge Newbery in Buenos Aires. The airline commenced scheduled operations on 25 July 2017 with a service from Santiago to Calama. Its CEO and founder is Estuardo Ortiz Porras.[2][3]

Key Information

History

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JetSmart requested an air operator's certificate (AOC) on 26 January 2017, and received its authorization in June 2017.[4] Initially, the airline operated three Airbus A320-200 aircraft, but has since taken delivery of Airbus A320neo aircraft. Initially flying only domestic routes, JetSmart has expanded its presence in the South American market,[5] setting up JetSmart Argentina to access further traffic rights to the country.[6]

On 4 December 2019, JetSmart acquired Norwegian Air Argentina and took over its operations, staff, and license with immediate effect, with plans to merge the airline with JetSmart Argentina. Following the acquisition, it was to operate both from Aeroparque Jorge Newbery and El Palomar Airport in the Buenos Aires area. As Norwegian's Boeing 737 aircraft were not part of the transaction, JetSmart planned to replace them with the airline's own Airbus A320 family aircraft.[7]

On 29 July 2021, American Airlines announced a minority investment in JetSmart, along with agreements to allow members of American Airlines' AAdvantage loyalty program to earn miles when flying on JetSmart.[8]

On 16 June 2022, JetSmart commenced domestic operations in Peru, marking its expansion into a new market.

On 17 March 2023, JetSmart signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to purchase Ultra Air,[citation needed] and is proceeding with certifying JetSmart as an aircraft operator in Colombia.[citation needed]

Fleet

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A JetSmart Airbus A320neo at Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport in Santiago, Chile

As of October 2025, the JetSmart Group operates an all-Airbus A320 family fleet composed of the following aircraft:[9]

JetSmart fleet
Aircraft In service Orders Passengers Notes
Airbus A320-200 11 — 186
Airbus A320neo 28 14 186
Airbus A321neo 11 35 244
Airbus A321XLR — 14[10][11] TBA
Total 50 63

Fleet development

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In December 2017, the airline ordered 56 A320neos and 14 A321neos.[12]

In June 2019, JetSmart ordered 12 A321XLRs.[10] In October 2019, the first A320neo joined the fleet.[13]

In November 2021, JetSmart ordered 22 A321neos and 2 A321XLRs and converted existing orders of A320neos to A321neos.[11]

In July 2022, the airline leased 6 Airbus A320neos from BOC Aviation with deliveries scheduled in 2024.[citation needed] In the same month, the first A321neo was delivered.[14] Also, it was reported that JetSmart expects to have a fleet of 100 aircraft by 2027.[citation needed]

Destinations

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Countries served by JetSmart as of April 2025[15][16][17]

JetSmart aimed to operate up to 10 aircraft in the 2018 period, and would go on to challenge LATAM Chile and Sky Airline in nearly every market introduced between July and December 2017.[18]

Codeshare agreements

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JetSMART is a Chilean ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) founded in 2017 and headquartered in Santiago, , specializing in affordable domestic and international flights across . Backed by the U.S.-based investment firm , the airline commenced commercial operations on July 25, 2017, with its inaugural flight from Santiago to Calama in northern . As of November 2025, JetSMART operates in nine countries including , , , , , , , , and the , serving 54 destinations with over 125 routes, including recent expansions to the market. The airline's business model emphasizes minimal frills, low fares, and high aircraft utilization to connect underserved markets and promote regional travel accessibility. JetSMART has rapidly expanded since its launch, transporting over 42 million passengers as of mid-2025 and earning recognition as the Best Low-Cost Airline in South America at the 2025 Skytrax World Airline Awards. Its fleet consists exclusively of Airbus A320 family aircraft, including A320-200s, A320neos, and A321neos, totaling 53 planes as of November 2025—one of the youngest and most efficient fleets in the Americas. The carrier maintains subsidiaries in Argentina, Peru, and Colombia to navigate local regulations while adhering to a unified ultra-low-cost strategy focused on safety, simplicity, and customer choice. JetSMART's growth has been marked by strategic fleet additions and route expansions, including international links to starting in 2019 and partnerships such as codesharing with for enhanced connectivity to the . By prioritizing fuel-efficient and digital innovations like Digital Winglets and sharklets for reduced emissions, the airline supports sustainable operations while aiming for a fleet of 100 by 2027.

History

Founding and early operations

JetSmart was founded in 2016 by Estuardo Ortiz Porras as a headquartered in Santiago, , under the control of the U.S.-based investment firm , which provided the primary financial backing for its establishment. The airline faced significant early challenges in securing regulatory approvals, including a formal application for an (AOC) submitted to Chile's Dirección General de Aeronáutica Civil (DGAC) in January 2017, amid a competitive domestic market dominated by established carriers like LATAM and . These hurdles involved navigating stringent processes and building operational infrastructure from scratch in a region with limited ultra-low-cost competition at the time. JetSmart received its AOC on June 23, 2017, enabling it to proceed with aircraft delivery and flight preparations. The carrier took delivery of its first leased A320 that same month and commenced scheduled operations on July 25, 2017, with an inaugural flight from Santiago's to Calama in northern . Initial services focused exclusively on domestic Chilean routes, emphasizing point-to-point connectivity between major cities to capture market share through aggressive pricing and minimal frills.

Regional expansion

JetSmart entered the Argentine market in early 2019 with initial domestic flights from El Palomar Airport, and significantly expanded its presence through the acquisition of in December 2019. The Chilean purchased 100% of the subsidiary for an undisclosed amount, immediately assuming its operations, staff, and , which allowed for a combined of approximately 10% and positioned the entity as Argentina's third-largest operator at the time. Operations were transferred to , and the Norwegian branding was phased out in favor of integration into , enabling the addition of routes from to cities like , Mendoza, and . In June 2022, JetSmart launched operations in as JetSmart Perú, establishing its primary base at Lima's . The carrier commenced with 13 domestic routes, including inaugural service to , and initially deployed two A320neo aircraft, with plans to scale to nine by 2023 to serve destinations such as , Trujillo, and . This entry marked JetSmart's third country of operation, focusing on underserved regional connectivity amid Peru's post-pandemic aviation recovery. JetSmart's expansion into followed a brief in March 2023 to acquire domestic carrier , though the deal was terminated later that month due to unresolved regulatory and financial issues. Undeterred, JetSmart independently secured an for JetSmart Colombia and began domestic operations on March 14, 2024, starting with seven routes from to , Cartagena, and other cities using six aircraft based primarily in . By late 2024, the network had grown to connect five major cities, emphasizing low-fare access to Colombia's fragmented domestic market. Throughout its regional growth, JetSmart has doubled capacity in , exemplified by JetSmart Argentina's domestic expansion in May 2025, which increased offered seats by 100% year-over-year and elevated it to the second-largest in the country by capacity. This scaling involved integrating acquired networks, such as merging Norwegian Air Argentina's eight routes into JetSmart's existing grid, harmonizing fleets under a unified narrowbody configuration, and optimizing route schedules for cross-border connectivity without overlapping redundancies. Such integrations have supported overall fleet growth to facilitate expansion, though detailed orders are outlined separately.

Strategic partnerships

JetSmart was established in 2017 by Indigo Partners, a U.S.-based private equity firm specializing in low-cost airlines, which has served as its primary investor and strategic backer since inception, providing ongoing capital and operational expertise to support fleet growth and regional expansion. In July 2021, American Airlines announced a strategic investment in JetSmart, acquiring approximately a 35% minority ownership stake to bolster the carrier's low-cost network in South America while enhancing American's presence in the region. This partnership included a letter of intent for a codeshare agreement, which was formally launched in June 2023, enabling the sale of codeshare flights between the United States and JetSmart's South American destinations. By 2025, the codeshare had expanded to include reciprocal benefits through integration with American's AAdvantage loyalty program, which JetSmart adopted as its own; AAdvantage members can now earn miles and Loyalty Points on eligible JetSmart flights, with redemptions becoming available starting June 2025 for bookings across JetSmart's network in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and Peru. These alliances have facilitated greater connectivity in JetSmart's route network by linking its low-cost operations with broader international options. In 2025 announcements, JetSmart hinted at potential future partnerships, including explorations of interline agreements with other low-cost carriers to further open cargo and passenger networks across .

Corporate structure

Ownership and investments

JetSmart has been under the control of , a U.S.-based specializing in low-cost investments, since its in 2016. , founded by William A. Franke, focuses on developing and scaling ultra-low-cost carriers globally, providing strategic and financial support to optimize and market expansion. The firm's portfolio includes significant stakes in several low-cost airlines, such as in , in , in the United States, and in the , allowing for shared expertise in and route development across regions. In 2021, American Airlines made a minority investment in JetSmart as part of its strategy to strengthen its presence in Latin America through partnerships with regional low-cost carriers. This investment, approved by Chilean antitrust authorities in 2023, enabled deeper integration, including codeshare agreements and the adoption of American's AAdvantage loyalty program by JetSmart in 2024. The move aligned with American's broader efforts to expand connectivity in South America, leveraging JetSmart's growing network for enhanced customer access and revenue sharing. JetSmart remains privately held, with no public listing as of 2025, allowing and other investors flexibility in long-term decision-making. This financial backing has been instrumental in enabling regional expansions without the constraints of public market pressures.

Subsidiaries and affiliates

JetSmart operates through several country-specific subsidiaries, each holding its own (AOC) to comply with local regulations while adhering to the group's ultra-low-cost model. These entities enable tailored operations in key South American markets, contributing to the overall network expansion. , established in 2019 following the rebranding from its initial formation as Alas del Sur in 2016, serves as the group's primary operation in . Based primarily at and in , it operates a fleet of 15 aircraft as of mid-2025, supporting over 20 domestic and regional routes that connect major Argentine cities and neighboring countries. This subsidiary has significantly boosted the group's capacity in the region, doubling domestic operations in during 2025. JetSmart Peru, launched in June 2022 after receiving its AOC in early 2022, focuses on domestic and international connectivity in the Andean region. Headquartered at in , with secondary operations at in , it maintains a fleet of 7 A320neo as of late 2025. The subsidiary emphasizes efficient links across 's diverse geography, including coastal and highland destinations, enhancing the group's access to over 15 routes. JetSmart Colombia, which commenced operations in March 2024 after obtaining its AOC, targets the competitive Colombian domestic market. Based at in and in , it operates 6 A320neo aircraft as of October 2025, serving key intra-country routes to cities like and Cartagena. This newest subsidiary supports the group's strategy for rapid in Colombia, with plans for further route additions. The subsidiaries are managed centrally from JetSmart's headquarters in Santiago, , ensuring unified branding, cost-control measures, and resource sharing across the group, including fleet allocation from the parent company's orders. This structure allows each entity to operate independently while benefiting from in procurement and operations.

Operations

Business model and services

JetSmart operates as an ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) in , focusing on a no-frills service model that minimizes onboard amenities to keep base fares low. This strategy emphasizes point-to-point routes with high aircraft utilization and lean operations, allowing the airline to offer fares starting under $20 USD for short-haul domestic flights, such as intra-country hops in or . A significant portion of JetSmart's comes from ancillary services, including fees, selection, and onboard sales of snacks and beverages. This aligns with industry trends for ULCCs, where such add-ons form a core stream to offset low ticket prices. The airline's model encourages to opt into these services voluntarily, boosting overall profitability without inflating base fares. JetSmart's passenger policies reinforce its cost-efficient approach, permitting one free personal item (such as a small ) per while charging for bags starting at around $7.50 USD and from $13 USD, depending on the route and fare type. Complimentary meals or refreshments are not provided, with food and drinks available only for purchase onboard, and bookings are handled exclusively through digital channels like the airline's website or app to reduce administrative costs—though airport counter services incur extra fees. The maintains a strong record, with no fatal accidents or hull losses reported since its inception in , earning a 7/7 rating from AirlineRatings.com based on audits, incident history, and operational standards. JetSmart demonstrates commitments through rigorous maintenance practices and compliance with international regulations, though it has not achieved (IOSA) certification to date. In terms of sustainability, JetSmart has implemented initiatives centered on a fuel-efficient fleet of modern A320neo equipped with winglets and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) capabilities, which can reduce CO2 emissions by up to 80% compared to traditional ; the airline received its first equipped for SAF use in , with ongoing integration to lower environmental impact. While specific carbon offset programs were not introduced in 2023, the airline's broader Smart Sustainability Program promotes operational efficiencies like route optimization to minimize fuel burn across its operations and subsidiaries.

Hubs and infrastructure

JetSmart's primary hub is Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL) in Santiago, Chile, serving as the core operational base for the airline's Chilean subsidiary and coordinating much of its regional network. This facility supports high-volume domestic and international departures, enabling efficient connectivity across South America. The airline maintains secondary hubs at strategically located airports in its expansion markets to facilitate localized operations and reduce dependency on the Santiago base. In Argentina, operations are centered at Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP) and Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) in Buenos Aires, handling domestic and international flights for JetSmart Argentina. In Peru, Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM) in Lima acts as the main operational point for JetSmart Peru, with additional support from secondary bases in Trujillo and Arequipa. Similarly, in Colombia, El Dorado International Airport (BOG) in Bogotá serves as the primary hub for JetSmart Colombia, supporting both domestic routes and international links, including to the Dominican Republic. Operations in Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Ecuador are supported through additional bases such as São Paulo (GRU) for Brazil and Montevideo (MVD) for Uruguay. JetSmart operates on a point-to-point model, emphasizing direct routes between cities without extensive connecting traffic, which allows for rapid aircraft turnarounds typically under 40 minutes to optimize fleet utilization and maintain low operational costs. This logistical efficiency contributes to the airline's overall by enabling higher daily flight cycles per aircraft. Maintenance and training facilities are primarily centralized at or near the Santiago hub, where JetSmart conducts routine checks and leverages partnerships for specialized support. A key agreement with , signed in 2023, provides (CAMO) services, engineering expertise, and onsite support in Santiago for the airline's fleet over five years. Regional maintenance needs are addressed through additional collaborations, such as with Argentina's FAdeA for heavy checks on A320 aircraft, ensuring compliance and reliability across subsidiaries without dedicated facilities in every country. To support network growth, JetSmart has pursued airport slot acquisitions at congested facilities like Bogotá's El Dorado and Lima's Jorge Chávez, advocating for regulatory reforms to improve allocation fairness and capacity. The airline also benefits from broader infrastructure developments, including the expanded terminal at Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima, which became operational for JetSmart flights in June 2025 and enhances handling capabilities for increased traffic.

Fleet

Current fleet composition

As of November 2025, JetSMART operates an all- A320 family fleet consisting of 48 active aircraft, with an additional 5 stored for a total inventory of 53 units. The fleet is divided into three variants: 11 A320-200 legacy models configured with 186 all- seats each, 27 A320neo fuel-efficient narrowbodies also featuring 186 all- seats, and 10 high-capacity aircraft with 240 all- seats. All aircraft are operated in a single-class configuration without amenities, emphasizing the 's ultra-low-cost model. The fleet is allocated across JetSMART's subsidiaries as follows: 15 aircraft in (10 A320-200, 1 A320neo, 4 A321neo), 7 A320neo in , and 6 A320neo in , with the remaining 20 aircraft (1 A320-200, 13 A320neo, 6 A321neo) based in . The overall average fleet age is 3.3 years, reflecting a focus on modern, efficient aircraft. Aircraft registrations vary by country, with Chilean units primarily using CC- prefixes, while subsidiaries operate under local registries such as LV- for . The standard across the fleet features a and color scheme, often accented with wildlife-themed designs on the tail representing endangered South American species, such as the or huemul deer, to promote conservation awareness.
Aircraft TypeIn ServiceTotal (incl. Stored)ConfigurationNotes
A320-2001111186 seats (economy)Legacy models
A320neo2728186 seats (economy)Fuel-efficient variant
A321neo1014240 seats (economy)High-density configuration

Fleet development and orders

JetSmart's fleet development began with the airline's launch in 2017, supported by leased A320-200 aircraft for initial operations. As part of ' broader commitment, JetSmart secured an order for 56 A320neo and 14 A321neo aircraft from in December 2017, valued at approximately $7.3 billion at list prices, enabling a transition to more fuel-efficient narrowbody jets. These acquisitions were financed primarily through , with startup leases from providers such as for early A320neo deliveries starting in 2019. The airline received its first A321neo in July 2022, leased from Aviation Capital Group, marking a shift toward higher-capacity capable of serving longer regional routes within due to the model's extended range of up to 4,000 nautical miles and seating for up to 239 passengers. This delivery initiated a fleet modernization phase, with subsequent A321neo additions from lessors including Griffin Global Asset Management in 2023. In June 2019, Indigo Partners announced an order for 50 A321XLR , allocating 12 to JetSmart for potential transatlantic and long-haul low-cost operations, with the extra-large-range variant offering up to 4,700 nautical miles and flexible seating configurations to be determined upon . This was expanded in subsequent years; by 2023, JetSmart's portfolio included 14 A321XLRs as part of a confirmed order for 100 additional A320neo-family (40 A320neo, 46 A321neo, and 14 A321XLR), supported by engine selections from . In February 2024, the airline selected GTF engines for another 35 A320neo-family , including nine A321XLRs, further bolstering its long-term growth plans. Deliveries of the A321XLR are now projected to begin in 2028 due to production delays. As of November 2025, JetSmart operates 53 across its subsidiaries, with a significant backlog exceeding 50 units slated for delivery over the next six years to support expansion to a fleet of 120 by 2031; recent leases include three A320neo-family jets from for 2027 delivery.

Network

Destinations served

JetSmart operates a network spanning 53 destinations in 9 countries as of November 2025, with a primary emphasis on domestic services within its core South American markets of , , , and , complemented by regional international connectivity. Domestic operations form the backbone of the airline's network. In , flights connect the Santiago hub to northern cities like , , , and Calama, as well as southern destinations including , , Concepción, La Serena, and Balmaceda. In , services link (Aeroparque and Ezeiza) to Córdoba, Mendoza, , San Carlos de Bariloche, , Tucumán, Puerto Iguazú, , , , , Resistencia, and . Peru's domestic routes radiate from to , , , , , Trujillo, and . In , the network covers flights from to , , Cartagena, , San Andrés, Pereira, , , and . International services focus on efficient regional links, such as Santiago to , to , and , alongside expansions to in , in , and in the . Further connections extend to , including Rio de Janeiro, , , , , and Natal. Some additional destinations are accessible through codeshare and interline partnerships. Since launching with 10 domestic routes in in 2017, JetSmart's network has expanded to over 75 routes and more than 100 daily flights by , prioritizing underserved secondary cities to enhance accessibility and economic ties across the region. The airline also maintains seasonal routes, notably summer services to areas like , , and Balmaceda, alongside occasional charters to support tourism peaks.

Codeshare and interline agreements

JetSmart established a strategic codeshare partnership with in July 2021, initially through a that included a minority by American and plans for enhanced connectivity between the and . The agreement enables passengers to book JetSmart-operated flights through American Airlines' sales channels, including its website and global distribution systems, while facilitating single-ticket itineraries that connect JetSmart's regional routes in , , and to American's U.S. network. The codeshare officially launched in June 2023, beginning with four domestic routes in —Santiago to Antofagasta, Concepción, Iquique, and Puerto Montt—allowing American's "AA" flight designator on these JetSmart-operated flights. It expanded to in August 2023, covering routes from to destinations like , , and Trujillo, and further to in August 2024, incorporating over 14 routes across the three countries for seamless booking via American's platforms. This partnership includes an interline traffic agreement, providing through-check-in, baggage transfer, and coordinated handling for connecting passengers between the carriers' networks. Key benefits for travelers include earning American Airlines miles on eligible JetSmart flights, which became available starting September 24, 2024, for both domestic and international itineraries marketed by American. Mile redemptions for JetSmart flights were implemented in June 2025, allowing members to use points for award travel on JetSmart's routes, though limited to JetSmart-only itineraries without connections to other carriers. Currently, the agreement does not extend reciprocal codeshare placement on American-operated flights by JetSmart, focusing instead on one-way marketing of JetSmart services. As of November 2025, JetSmart's codeshare and interline arrangements remain centered on , with no additional major passenger partnerships announced, though the airline continues to leverage its affiliation with —American's investment tie—for potential future North-South connectivity explorations.

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