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Access one-way private jet flights that are already scheduled to fly — called empty legs — at a fraction of standard charter rates.
Popular routes
The city pairs with the most inventory on the board right now, and the lowest price currently listed on each.
What's an empty leg?
Empty legs are private jet flights without passengers. Someone books a jet from New York to Miami, but the aircraft still needs to return home or reach its next pickup — often with nobody on board.
Operators list those flights directly, at heavily reduced rates, because the alternative is flying them empty. The aircraft, the crew and the schedule are the same; only the price is different.
We pull that inventory into one board so you can see what is actually available, who is operating it, and what they are charging.
Live listingSalzburg DusseldorfThat's $203 per person for the whole aircraft — and a considerably better story.
The empty-leg price is the operator's own, taken live from the board. The charter figure beside it is an estimate for comparison, not a quote — empty legs typically sell well below the equivalent one-way charter.
How it works
Three steps from browsing to wheels up.
Browse live empty legs with the operator’s own pricing. Filter by route, date or aircraft class.
Send the request with your details. No card is charged — the operator confirms the slot and price first.
Skip the terminal queues and depart from a private ramp, usually minutes before wheels up.
Why book here?
One board, operator-set prices, and enough detail on each aircraft to actually choose between them — no membership, no gatekeeping.
No membership
Book when you want. No subscription, no joining fee.
Operator pricing
The price on the listing is the operator’s own, not a broker markup.
Charged after confirmation
Requests are free. Payment is only authorised once the operator confirms.
Live inventory
The board is rebuilt from operator feeds, so listings reflect what is actually flying.
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Live pricing, real availability and one-tap requests — search and book empty legs from anywhere.
Who this is for
Built for the way people actually travel — a family weekend, a last-minute deal, or a meeting two cities away.
Families & groups
Bring the whole crew, the luggage and the dog.
Last-minute trips
Vegas this weekend? Aspen tomorrow? The board moves daily.
Business travellers
Skip the airport queues and arrive ready to work.
Value hunters
People who do the maths, and still want the comfort.
Empty legs are the one corner of private aviation where the maths genuinely works — the aircraft is flying regardless, so the discount is real rather than a promotion.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask before their first empty leg.
How does an empty leg flight marketplace help travellers book private jets at lower prices?
An empty leg is a flight the aircraft is already making — repositioning to its next pickup or returning to base — with no passengers on board. The operator is flying it either way, so selling the cabin at a steep discount beats flying it empty. We list those flights with the operator's own price, so you see what they set rather than a marked-up quote.
How do I find empty leg flights here?
Browse the live board, or filter by route and departure window. Every listing shows the operator, the aircraft, the departure date and the price for the entire jet. Nothing is hidden behind a sign-up.
Are "empty seats on private jets" the same as empty legs?
They describe the same thing. An empty leg is the whole aircraft on a one-way repositioning flight. Some brokers resell it by the seat; here the price shown is for the entire jet, and the passenger count is the aircraft's capacity.
How much does an empty leg flight cost?
It depends on the aircraft and the distance. Short regional hops on light jets start in the low thousands; transatlantic flights on ultra-long-range aircraft run into the tens of thousands. The price on each listing is the operator's, and it is for the entire aircraft.
Why is the departure time shown as a slot rather than an exact time?
The feed we receive carries a departure date, not a published block time. The operator confirms the exact slot when they accept the request — which is also when pricing is confirmed, before any payment is authorised.
Can empty legs be booked on regional routes and smaller airports?
Yes — that is where a lot of the inventory is. Repositioning flights often run between regional fields that scheduled airlines do not serve, which is part of why they are worth looking at.
Popular empty leg routes
Jump straight to the most-flown corridors on the board.