Empty Legs
Private Jets at a Fraction of the Price
One-way repositioning flights across Africa and from Africa to London, Paris, Dubai, New York and beyond, from 8-seat jets to 120-seat group airliners, at 65% off the standard charter price.
65%
Off the standard one-way price
450
Empty legs listed
8-120
Passengers per aircraft
24/7
Availability checks
Available Empty Legs
Within Africa and out to the world’s top destinations
Click any flight to request it, your route and date are filled in for you. Listings are examples and confirmed with the operator before booking.
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Why Empty Legs
Private aviation, smarter value
Lower prices
Operators reposition aircraft anyway, so the seats are often priced well below a standard charter.
Same safety standards
Every empty leg is flown by a licensed, insured operator with the same crew and checks.
The whole aircraft
You book the entire cabin, no shared seats with strangers.
Alerts for your route
Tell us your usual routes and we will email you when a matching empty leg appears.
How It Works
From listing to take-off
01
Choose a leg
Click any card to request that flight.
02
We confirm availability
A coordinator checks the aircraft and final price with the operator.
03
Book and prepare
We handle passenger details, permits and ground transport.
04
Fly
Board through the private terminal where available.
Empty leg questions
What is an empty leg?
A one-way flight an aircraft must make without passengers, for example, returning to base after dropping off a client. Operators offer these flights at reduced prices.
Are the listed flights guaranteed?
No. The flights shown are examples. Empty legs change quickly and every request is confirmed with the operator before booking.
Can the empty leg change or be cancelled?
Yes. If the original paying client changes plans, the empty leg may move or be cancelled. We will always offer you an alternative.
Do you own these aircraft?
No. We are a charter broker and mission coordinator working with licensed operators.
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