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A fixed itinerary
The aircraft has a planned repositioning route. Changes may not be possible.

EMPTY LEG FLIGHTS
When an aircraft repositions, a one-way flight can become available. For flexible travellers, it’s worth a conversation.

HOW EMPTY LEGS WORK
An empty leg is an aircraft’s repositioning flight. Its origin, destination, and timing are already determined, so it works best when your plans can adapt to the available itinerary.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Your charter desk will explain the particular flight and its conditions before you commit.
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The aircraft has a planned repositioning route. Changes may not be possible.
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The flight depends on the operator’s schedule. Availability and timing can change.
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Discuss the total price, passenger requirements, and booking conditions with your team.
CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES
Empty leg availability changes quickly. Share your preferred route and a range of dates so the charter desk can check current opportunities.
BEFORE YOU FLY
Empty legs depend on the aircraft’s underlying schedule and may be changed or cancelled. Discuss the conditions and alternatives with your charter team before booking.
The departure and arrival airports are usually tied to the repositioning flight. Your team can discuss whether the available itinerary suits your plans.
Most opportunities are one-way. If you need to return, your charter desk can discuss a separate flight.
Pricing is specific to the aircraft, route, and timing. Request a current quotation, including the applicable conditions and total cost.

PRIVATE JETONE
Tell us your route and preferred dates. We’ll explore what may fit.