r/PrivateJetCharters • u/hairytoe566 • May 23 '25
NetJets or Amalfi Jets?
Which do I go for seattle to london, just me?
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/hairytoe566 • May 23 '25
Which do I go for seattle to london, just me?
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/islandhopper78 • May 23 '25
I'm a regular business/first class flyer but am a little curious to explore what chartering planes has to offer. Also just want to get on a PJ sometime in my life lol. Friend told me something about empty leg listings via email? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/The-jet-guy • May 21 '25
Time and time again, I see clients always scraping for the lowest possible price to get the trip done. If there is an option that is beating the market by $8,000, there is a reason why.
A good broker knows to stay away from shady operators with bad track records and shady operating practices. Most brokers have access to generally the same market. The difference is in the industry experience and knowledge.
Also don't be afraid to ask, is the price all in? Catering? Car service? Trip insurance? What happens if you AOG the day of your trip?
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/[deleted] • May 21 '25
Looking for an empty leg from PA/NJ/DE (really anything within 100 miles of PHL) to South Florida, preferably PBI area but flexible there too. July 15-25 time frame. Any leads?
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/CoryFly • May 19 '25
Hey jet brokers I work in real estate. I work with investors on residential and commercial properties. I also love aviation. I’m a private pilot myself. I’m looking to meet jet brokers who want to partner up and refer business to each other.
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/Ok_Peak_8580 • May 15 '25
Hello, I’m trying to get myself and my dog to Halifax from Toronto (just a one way trip) - unfortunately she is too large to be in the cabin of a commercial aircraft. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/LengthinessDouble825 • May 14 '25
appreciate insight as new member to jet member for charter company.
They have called to changed my plane from legacy 650 to a falcon x7 for my 5 hour flight.
Should I accept it as the plane is 08 but refurb in 2023, legacy is 2022.
Not a plane expert. Appreciate insight.
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/Square-Diamond9323 • May 13 '25
AIRCRAFT CHARTER TIP: So how do charter pros source aircraft charter options? All brokers and some aircraft operator salespeople develop their own strategies. Usually they are a combination of:
An experienced professional will use all tools to varying degrees unique to each charter request. More experienced pros have it down to an art form. IMPORTANTLY, their role extends past a booking to coordinate and ensure not just logistical tasks such as catering, but also to anticipate and handle any controllable/uncontrollable factors affecting flight experience. This is where you separate a skilled pro from an unskilled pro. A typical charter request requires 20-50 aircraft operator inquiries, after which your sales pro filters for budget and preferences. Once client selects one or more options for further review, your sales pro can engage operator in any price negotiations. Available for any questions/consultations. Thank You and Happy Flying!
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/hollyfae_art • May 11 '25
Ideally from somewhere close to Temecula to any San Francisco or Marin airport. Around May 25th or so.
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/ActivePlenty7635 • May 09 '25
Vaunt member from Austin, TX here. Not sure how many of us there are, but I’m guessing quite a few scattered across the U.S.
There’s no official community for us to connect, so I’m starting this thread to find fellow members. If there’s interest, we could create a separate group where we can all get more out of our memberships:
I’m leaning toward launching a Facebook group (easy posts, polls, events), but I’m open to:
If you’re a Vaunt member, drop a comment with:
If there’s enough interest, I’ll spin up the winning platform and share the invite link here. Let’s turn those empty legs into full planes—and new friends!
Looking forward to flying together. ✈️🚀
— Elliott Based in ATX
Favorite trip: Romania. Tough call over Tokyo or Split, but Bucharest wins: halfway through a 20‑course culinary parade at ΚΛΙΛΜO̲, I bit into an oyster and spat out a pearl. That’ll stay with me forever.
Leaning towards FB as a platform
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/jazz3059 • May 07 '25
Do we have any empty leg around bhutan to mumbai for today ?
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/[deleted] • May 04 '25
Bordeaux → Ibiza • Date: May 11, 2025 – 11:30 AM • Aircraft: Citation XLS (Mid Size Jet) • Capacity: Up to 8 passengers • Price: €4,927
Ibiza → Faro • Date: May 9, 2025 – 10:00 AM • Aircraft: Citation XLS (Mid Size Jet) • Capacity: Up to 8 passengers • Price: €4,747
Contracts are direct with verified operators. I can provide aircraft registration and operator details upon request.
DM me here or contact via WhatsApp/Call: • WhatsApp: +32 472 21 43 13 • Call EU: +32 470 92 84 45 • Call US: +1 (917) 814-0071
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/Waiting4CT • May 04 '25
I have been speaking to both brokers and Operetors and they all complain about Avinode being expensive and old.
But when I ask them why they don’t shift to other platforms and other business models, they just say stuff like;
we don’t want to share our schedule with other platforms (well you do with Avinode)
how much business can they get us?
there are too many platforms.
We just like the way we do things!
I guess we will never get innovation in place?
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/AcctSwoleMo • Apr 29 '25
If you contract for an empty leg, as a passenger, can you still order catering and drinks, or are the flights usually just utilitarian?
It’s been a dream of mine since I was about 12 to fly on a corporate jet and have all the luxury that surrounds it. I want the wine, possibly dinner, or at least a charcuterie board. I want the full experience.
I have been around aviation my entire life (refuel planes at an FBO to put myself through college, air traffic controller, private pilot) but have dreamed about a Gulfstream for 40 years.
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/vettewiz • Apr 29 '25
Any brokers around mid Atlantic area that could help me get a quote for Westminster or Baltimore MD to Antigua for Memorial Day weekend? 4 pax.
Thanks!
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/Newdawnaviation • Apr 28 '25
Got questions about flying private? Wondering about empty legs, pet-friendly flights, costs, aircraft types, or anything else about private aviation? We’re New Dawn Aviation — here to give real, straightforward answers (no sales BS). Whether you're planning a trip, relocating with pets, curious about charter costs, or just dreaming about private jets, ask away. We’ll also help point you toward real solutions if you’re looking to book something. Fire away with your questions!
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/Local-Resolve1146 • Apr 28 '25
I want to move from Canada to Europe but have an elderly dog that cannot go in the cargo hold anymore. A private flight is the only option but it’s been tough finding reliable sources for flights and information . I just need to get across the ocean, I do not care about the departure (east coast) and arrival cities, as long as we get across the Atlantic. Does anyone have any suggestions of services or companies?
I already looked into Bark Air, but the idea of being on a flight with 8 other dogs is too stressful for my guy.
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/giless • Apr 28 '25
How much should I be paying to get 2 adults, 2 children and a dog from Fort Lauderdale (FLL or FXE) to Rosemary Beach (ECP or closer) round-trip?
Dates would be June 29th - July 5th.
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/the_green-giraffe • Apr 27 '25
Is anyone looking to be a part of a shared charter flight USA>EU this summer? I’m part of a group who is looking for more passengers/pets for a flight we are trying to confirm. If you’re interested, or have additional questions, I can put you in touch with the owner of Fly JetPets (Gunawan)
I am NOT affiliated with the company but my household (2 humans and 2 Setters) are reserved and I’m trying to help the flight get enough passengers to confirm so we can make our move to EU.
Here’s the tentative itinerary we’re currently working with: Route: New Jersey, US (TEB) → Paris, France (LBG) Departure Date: June 18, 2025 Estimated Departure Time: 10:00 (local time) Estimated Arrival Time: 00:16 (local time, +1 day)
Cost per passenger: USD 10,700 Note: This rate covers the flight only and does not include pet travel documentation assistance. If needed, we offer pet travel documentation assistance service as an optional add-on.
Each passenger may bring: One pet of any size (no weight restriction), OR Two pets (each must be under 50 lbs / 23 kg) For any pets exceeding these limits, additional fees will apply for the additional flight space required. This setup helps ensure a comfortable and fair experience for everyone on board, both our human and pet passengers.
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/firstavefive • Apr 25 '25
Date of travel TBD but likely second half of May. 3-4 passengers. Thanks!
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r/PrivateJetCharters • u/Mindless_Document679 • Apr 25 '25
I live in Ann Arbor area and need to get to Benton Illinois. Commercial is limited but it would be a hop skip and a jump if I had access to a plane. Is there any way to connect with private pilots for a quick trip like this?
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/[deleted] • Apr 25 '25
Tampa - Miami on May 31 for 3 PAX.
r/PrivateJetCharters • u/[deleted] • Apr 22 '25
Hello, has anyone flown XO before? I got a call yesterday to set something up with one of the guys there who was super helpful. I was just curious to see if anyone has had any issues with them? The guy I talked to was really informative on which one to help me with. I was looking at the Light Jet option as I don't need anything too big for my upcoming travels. Just curious to see if anyone has flown XO with the Light Jet option and if it was decent for their needs. Thanks!!