Every charter flight creates a positioning leg. When a jet drops passengers in Nice and needs to return to Munich for its next booking, it flies back empty. That return flight is called an empty leg — and it’s available at a significant discount.
An empty leg is a one-way flight that’s already scheduled to happen. The aircraft is going regardless. By booking that leg, you’re filling a seat that would otherwise fly vacant.
Discounts typically range from 30% to 75% off the standard charter rate. A light jet from London to Geneva that might normally cost €12,000 could be available for €4,000–€6,000 as an empty leg.
Empty legs come with conditions:
If you can work within those constraints, empty legs are exceptional value.
Flexible travellers. If your dates aren’t fixed, you can monitor available legs and book when one matches your plans.
Weekend trips. Friday evening legs out of London, Geneva, or Munich are common.
First-time flyers. An empty leg is an ideal way to experience private aviation without the full price tag.
One-way trips. If you only need to fly in one direction, empty legs are a natural fit.
We maintain a current list of available empty legs and notify clients when matching routes come up. The best approach: tell us your preferred routes and travel windows. When a match appears, we reach out immediately.
Timing matters. Popular legs — anything involving London, Ibiza, Nice, or Zurich — go quickly.
A Challenger 604 (heavy jet, seats 10) repositioning from Farnborough to Munich. Standard charter rate: approximately €28,000. Empty leg price: €9,500. Same aircraft, same crew, same service. Just fewer zeros on the invoice.
Send us your preferred routes. We’ll flag every matching empty leg the moment it becomes available.