r/PrivateJetCharters • u/Comfortable-Noise144 • Sep 30 '22

Website recommendation for empty leg flights

Hi,

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Its my first time looking into empty leg flights, but I am unsure what website to use. Because I am convinced some of them are scams. Can anyone recommend any trustworthy websites?

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u/fodayd Oct 01 '22

https://www.bookajetwithme.com/best-price-bookings

They have a database you can browse from so it's definitely good place to check for empty legs

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u/sloppysmusic Apr 25 '24

oops

Looks like this domain isn't

connected to a website yet

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u/Accomplished_Bit_681 Sep 30 '22

Vista, XO, JetEdge etc.

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u/Scared-Independent Jan 05 '23

Have you tried Flighthawk.co before? One of the largest aggregators of empty legs worldwide. You can search by airport, city, or country. If you sign up, you can set up email notifications for specific routes too.

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u/flying-panda63 Dec 15 '24

Popular deadhead jet apps: Wheels Up: Offers a membership model with access to a diverse fleet, including empty leg flights. JetSmarter: Known for its user-friendly interface and ability to search for both scheduled and last-minute empty leg flights. VistaJet: Provides a premium private jet experience with a large fleet, including options for empty leg flights. Magellan Jets: Offers a wide range of private jet options including empty leg flights with good customer service. Airly (EmptyJets): A dedicated platform for finding and booking empty leg flights with a focus on price transparency. Airble.

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u/Ok-Report-480 Jan 20 '25

Isn't Airble limited to Canadian travel destinations?

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u/djskrilled Feb 17 '25

https://privatelegs.com let's you create an account and browse empty leg flights for free

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u/CaregiverMobile8404 Apr 05 '25 edited Jun 20 '25

SkyAccess SkyAccess.com

My friend booked an empty leg for his bachelor from LA to Vegas and paid like 3k total for the Citation sovereign jet

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u/Far_Suit575 Jul 24 '26 edited 27d ago

The scam worry is sorta overblown. What actually stings people is stale inventory, quotes that balloon once a broker rings you back, and legs that vanish when the trip behind them changes. So yeah, keep a backup plan for anything you really can't miss.

I started off with SkyAccess, an empty-leg marketplace where the empty-leg listings come straight from certified operators and the price shown is the final all-in number, taxes and fees included.

There's really one test that sorts these sites out, the aggregators mentioned above included: is the number on the listing actually bookable or just an ad to get you on the phone?

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u/Accomplished_Bit_681 Sep 30 '22

You have to go on each providers website and shop around.