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When a private jet needs to reposition without passengers, those seats become available at a fraction of the standard charter price. Same aircraft, same service — dramatically lower cost.
When a private jet is chartered for a one-way trip, it must return to its home base — or fly to the next departure point — without passengers. These "deadhead" flights are also called empty legs or ferry flights.
To offset the cost of the repositioning flight, operators offer these legs to the market at discounts of 50–75%. You get the same aircraft, crew and service — just at a fraction of the normal price.
Tell us your preferred departure cities, destinations and travel window. We match you with available empty legs in our broker network.
We notify you when an empty leg matching your criteria becomes available — often within 24–72 hours of the flight date.
Confirm the booking. Route, date and time are fixed by the operator — flexibility is required on your end.
Share your preferred routes and travel window. We'll match you with available empty legs from our broker network — no obligation, no upfront costs.
Request Empty Leg AlertFree service. We contact you when a matching leg is available.
Illustrative examples only. Actual discounts vary by route and availability.
Discounts of 50–75% vs a standard one-way charter on the same route and aircraft type.
You fly on the same jet you'd charter at full price — same safety, same service, same comfort.
What the broker quotes is what you pay. No airport taxes or catering surprises — everything is included or itemised upfront.
Empty legs originate from all major European departure cities and cover routes across Europe, the Middle East and beyond.