Private jet charter and empty leg flights.

An empty leg is a private jet sector scheduled to fly without charter passengers, usually because the aircraft must reposition after a one-way trip, reach its next pickup point, or return to base. The operator may offer that sector at a lower price to recover part of the operating cost.

An on-demand private jet charter is arranged around the trip you request, including your airports, departure date, passenger count and aircraft requirements. A certificated operator confirms the aircraft, availability, terms and final price.

Choose a private jet charter when your route, timing or aircraft requirements need to determine the trip. An empty leg can be a better fit when your plans are flexible enough to match an aircraft that is already scheduled to reposition.

Empty leg listings can be substantially lower than comparable on-demand charter prices, and current EmptyJet listings are up to 80% below an estimated charter rate. Actual savings vary by aircraft, route, timing, and final operator quote, so the comparison is indicative rather than guaranteed.

No. EmptyJet is a search engine and marketplace. We aggregate empty leg and charter listings published by operators and brokers, provide price context, and help users submit booking requests. EmptyJet does not operate the aircraft; the flight provider is responsible for confirming the aircraft, crew, availability, and charter terms.

Empty leg availability can change quickly. EmptyJet updates its listings regularly, but search results may not always reflect an operator's latest schedule in real time. Use the index to discover relevant flights, then request current confirmation of the schedule, aircraft, price, and availability before making travel plans.

Yes. Alongside private jets, EmptyJet lists scheduled first class tickets on airlines that offer enclosed private suites — individual cabins with a door — on select aircraft such as the Emirates A380, Singapore Airlines Suites, Japan Airlines and Starlux A350, and Air India 777. Cabin layouts and amenities vary by airline and aircraft.

The flight operator issues the invoice for a private jet empty leg or a private charter. EmptyJet can accept payment for it by card through Stripe, including Google Pay and Apple Pay when your device supports them, and by cryptocurrency — Bitcoin (BTC), ether (ETH), plus USDT and USDC on Ethereum and TRON. You may also pay the operator using the instructions on that invoice. First-class suite tickets are paid on EmptyJet by card or cryptocurrency.

Yes. You can pay for a private jet with cryptocurrency on EmptyJet — an empty leg or a private charter — after the operator confirms the offer. First-class suite tickets can also be paid in cryptocurrency. Settlement is available on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and TRON. On Bitcoin you send BTC. On Ethereum you send ETH, or Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC) as ERC-20. On TRON (TRC-20) you can send USDT or USDC. Checkout shows the network, asset, and amount before you send.

The score compares a listed price with an estimated charter rate for a similar aircraft category, distance, and season. A higher score indicates stronger estimated value. It is a comparison tool, not a quote or a guarantee of savings.

Yes. An empty leg depends on the aircraft's wider schedule, so it may move or be cancelled if that schedule changes. Refunds, replacement aircraft, and other remedies depend on the provider's contract. Review those terms and consider backup plans before relying on an empty leg for time-critical travel.

EmptyJet indexes flight listings across regions worldwide, including North America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Latin America, and Oceania. The number of available empty leg and charter listings varies significantly by route and date, so search your preferred departure and destination to see the options currently listed.