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Empty legs, explained.

A private jet has somewhere to be. If you’re going the same way, that flight could be yours.

Why is the jet flying empty?

An aircraft may need to move after dropping off passengers, or to reach its next charter. That repositioning flight is an empty leg.

What are you booking?

The whole aircraft on a specific one-way route. Check the airports, date, capacity and departure time on each flight.

What will you pay?

The charter price is set by the operator. Hopleg charges a service fee. Your full quote shows the price, fee and total before you commit.

What can change?

An empty leg depends on another trip. If that trip changes, the timing or availability may change too. Check the flight terms and keep some flexibility in your plans.

How do you get started?

Find a flight and send an enquiry. We check availability and send a quote for you to review. An enquiry is not a booking.

Have a route in mind?

Search now, or save a route and let new flights come to you.