Private cabin, no TSA, your schedule — starting from $1,800 an hour. We hunt the lowest fares, empty legs, and one-way deals so you don't have to.
Three ways to pay less for the same private cabin.
King Air 350i. Ideal for short hops under 2 hours. 6–8 seats, pressurized cabin, lavatory.
Citation CJ3. 2–3 hour missions with jet speed. 6–8 seats, enclosed lav, full galley.
Repositioning flights at a fraction of cost. Same aircraft, same crew, massive savings.
Sample empty-leg and one-way discounts available this week. Routes change daily.
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The truth about flying private on a budget.
A turboprop or light jet for a short hop starts around $8,000–$14,000 total. Empty legs can drop that to $3,000–$6,000. Most people overestimate by 5x.
A $13,000 light-jet trip with 6 passengers is $2,167 per person. That's competitive with last-minute first-class fares — and you skip the commercial airport.
Same FAA-licensed Part 135 operators. Same pilots. Same aircraft. The only difference is the aircraft was flying empty anyway, so you pay repositioning cost only.
If the operator needs the aircraft back at base, you can book the return leg as an empty leg. Two one-ways via empty legs often beat a single round-trip charter.
Consistently low-cost city pairs with high aircraft availability.
Charter is priced per aircraft, not per seat. Fill the cabin and your per-person cost drops dramatically. A family of 6 on a light jet can pay less per head than a walk-up first-class fare.
An empty leg is a repositioning flight — the aircraft needs to fly empty to pick up its next paying client. You book that unused leg at a steep discount, often 50–75% off, because the operator recovers some cost instead of flying empty.
Yes. Every flight we broker is operated by FAA-licensed Part 135 carriers with full insurance, certified pilots, and maintained aircraft. Empty legs are the same planes and crews — just without the full charter price.
Absolutely. Pets fly in the cabin with you on every private flight — no cargo hold, no size restrictions, no breed bans. Just let us know when you book.
Empty legs are often released 24–72 hours before departure. For planned trips, 1–2 weeks ahead gives the best selection of discounted one-ways and light-jet options.
No. Our quotes are all-in. FET, landing fees, handling, crew, and standard catering are included. The only variable is de-icing in winter, billed at cost if needed.
Yes. Even on discounted trips, we show you the aircraft type, year, photos, and amenities. You pick the one that fits your mission and budget.