Empty Leg Flights
Smarter Way to Fly

A private jet flying without passengers: on its way to collect a client, or going home after dropping one off. The operator sells the flight for less than a normal charter, because the aircraft flies anyway. You book the whole jet, one way, on the route and date it is already flying.

Search this board by departure, arrival, date or aircraft size; it is updated through the day and shows each flight until 12 hours before departure. If nothing matches yet, set a free alert for your route and we e-mail you when one is listed, or name your price and we put it to the operators of matching flights.

Yes. An empty leg is flown by the same operator, aircraft and crew as any charter, under the same rules. The operators we work with are vetted against ARGUS, Wyvern and industry safety standards.

An empty leg is one way. For the way back, look for another empty leg on the reverse route, set an alert for it, or book a normal one-way charter; we can price both legs together. Keep your plans flexible: if the paying charter behind an empty leg changes, its time can move or the flight can be cancelled.

Usually well below a one-way charter of the same route; each flight on the board shows its price or our estimate. Our empty leg price index compares asking prices with a normal charter by jet size, and Share the Jet lets you split a priced empty leg and pay only your seat.

Yes: 53 empty leg flights from or to the United Kingdom are on the board right now. Set an alert for your route to hear about new ones.