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Compare private jet & empty leg platforms

83 empty leg platforms, brokers, operators, jet cards and trackers compared with PrivJet, each with sources.

There are very different ways to book a private flight: platforms that list empty legs from many operators, charter brokers, the operator directly, jet cards or aircraft shares, or by the seat. This overview groups the providers that appear most often in empty leg searches and compares each of them with PrivJet.

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Empty leg platforms and marketplaces

Websites and apps that list empty legs and charter offers from many operators.

  • AceJet vs PrivJetIndependently operated, self-funded technology company based in Atlanta, GA. Not an air carrier, broker or travel agent.
  • Airble vs PrivJetOperates as an air charter broker under U.S. rules.
  • Avi-Go vs PrivJetIntelligence and data platform for business aviation, published by AVI-GO PTE. LTD. (Singapore).
  • Catch a Jet vs PrivJetEmpty-leg booking app by Catch-a-Jet B.V. (Netherlands). The app was first released in September 2021; the latest iOS update listed is from April 2024.
  • CharterHub vs PrivJetOnline charter platform and print magazine run by Sandhills Global, Inc. (Lincoln, Nebraska, USA; founded 1978).
  • Empty Leg List vs PrivJetListing service operated by Publishing Office SRL. Not a broker, not an operator, not a party to any booking.
  • EmptyJet vs PrivJetSearch engine and marketplace for empty legs; not an airline or charter operator.
  • Flapper vs PrivJetFlapper is not an air carrier; flights are operated by licensed affiliates.
  • JetOpti vs PrivJetEuropean online marketplace for private jet charter.
  • SkyAccess vs PrivJetSkyAccess Inc. publishes an app that describes the service as a marketplace for empty leg flights.
  • Volanti vs PrivJetPolish company Volanti Sp. z o.o., based in Rzeszów.
  • XO vs PrivJetXO is part of the Vista private aviation group. XO Global LLC acts as an air charter broker.

More providers in this group

  • VOMOS: Travel platform from Philadelphia, USA, offering private jet charter alongside yachts, home rentals and cars. It has an Empty Leg Specials section. Source

Charter brokers

Intermediaries that find a suitable aircraft from operators for your route, usually by request or through an advisor.

More providers in this group

  • AeroJet Me: London-based charter company arranging private jet flights worldwide via a network of accredited operators; it lists empty leg flights. Source
  • Air Charter Advisors: Private jet charter broker offering on-demand charter worldwide and jet cards; its site explains empty legs. Source
  • Air-Dynamic: Company at Lugano Airport (Switzerland) offering private jet and helicopter flights, yacht charter and aircraft purchase and management. Source
  • Airacer: US air charter broker for on-demand private jet flights; it does not own or operate aircraft and lists empty leg flights. Source
  • Bavarian Jet: Company established in 2023 in Greece, offering private, business and medical charter and aircraft management in Europe and the Middle East; it has an Empty Legs sign-up. Source
  • BBAC (Baltic Business Aviation Center): Baltic company offering private jet charter worldwide, with an empty legs section. Source
  • Bluedot Air Charters: Dubai-based air charter service for business jets, helicopters, air ambulance, cargo and group flights. Source
  • Charter Advisory: Czech charter broker arranging private, group and cargo flights; the site has an Empty Legs section. Source
  • Charter Flight Group: Air charter broker acting as an indirect air carrier, offering private jet charter and jet cards. Source
  • dBB Aviation: UK private jet and helicopter charter broker; its site lists empty legs. Source
  • Dynamic Jet Charter: Private aviation firm founded in 2015 that arranges on-demand charter and sells a jet card. It also lists empty-leg flights. Source
  • ELBJETS: Private jet charter broker based in Hamburg, Germany, with access to aircraft worldwide. Source
  • Elite Fleet: Private travel company that sources charter aircraft and arranges ground transport, with access to charter airports across the United States. Source
  • EmptyLegs.net: EmptyLegs LLC books air charter and empty-leg flights and does not require a membership or flight card. Source
  • European Private Jets: Charter broker with offices in Nice, Hamburg, Geneva and Cyprus that arranges private flights, jet sharing and empty legs. Source
  • FlyconneX: On-demand private jet charter team that sources aircraft for each request and offers empty-leg flights. Source
  • FlyXpert: Berlin-based company that arranges private jet charters through a network of certified operators and offers empty legs. Source
  • Jet Assist: FBO and ground handler in Belfast, Northern Ireland, that also works as a charter broker and offers empty legs. Source
  • Jet Hire Direct: UK private jet charter broker offering jet, helicopter and group charter as well as empty-leg flights. Source
  • JET'N FLY: Charter broker that arranges flights through licensed air carriers and lists empty legs with alerts. Source
  • Jetbay: Jetbay Inc. arranges private jet charter through a network of operators, with online search, empty legs and empty-leg alerts. Source
  • Jetfloow: Platform for private flights that posts empty legs and arranges regular charter flights. Source
  • Jets & Partners: Company arranging private charter, cargo and medevac flights through a global network of operators; it has an empty-legs section. Source
  • Just Landed Jets: Charter broker owned by a team of brokers. Its website lists empty-leg flights as a service. Source
  • JustJet: Private jet broker that books flights with vetted operators worldwide and has an empty-legs page. Source
  • PAS Flights: Professional Aviation Solutions GmbH arranges scheduled and charter flights on up to five continents. Source
  • Private Jets Connect: Independent broker based in France that owns no aircraft. It offers empty-leg flights. Source
  • Private Jets UK: UK charter broker with offices in London, Paris and Berlin that sources aircraft from the UK and European network. It offers empty-leg flights. Source
  • Schneider Aviation: Private aviation broker in Essen, Germany, that handles the full arrangement of a flight via a network of flight service providers. Source
  • Smart Aviation: UK provider of air charter and aircraft leasing/ACMI, active for over 20 years. Its website has an empty-legs page. Source
  • South American Jets: Broker and operator of private flights focused on Latin America. Source
  • Swixjet Aviation: Swiss air charter broker that does not own or operate aircraft. It offers empty-leg flights. Source
  • The Aviation Factory: Aircraft rental and charter company from the Benelux region, arranging group charters, private jets and helicopters. Source
  • The Jet Collection: Charter company with offices in Monaco, Paris, Dubai, New York and Palm Beach that arranges flights on chartered private jets. It offers empty-leg flights. Source
  • Valdecott Aviation: Switzerland-based aviation and travel alliance. It offers selected cost-shared and empty-leg flights. Source
  • Venicejets: Italian private jet charter company offering personalised quotes and a charter program for aircraft owners. Source

Operators with their own fleet

Air operators that run aircraft themselves and sell charter and empty legs on their own fleet.

More providers in this group

  • ABS Jets: Czech business jet operator with a fleet of 19 midsize and heavy jets; its website has an Empty Legs section. Source
  • Blissair: German aviation company with an air operator certificate and a King Air B200 full-flight simulator; it offers private flights, fractional ownership and Empty Legs. Source
  • Challengeline: German provider of individual flights using its own aircraft plus partner aircraft; the site lists Empty Legs. Source
  • DigaJet: Cologne-based private jet company flying since 2020 with its own fleet from Cologne/Bonn; since 2023 it also arranges subcharter. The site lists empty legs. Source
  • DragonFly AC: UK charter company founded in 2004 operating owned and managed King Air turboprops in the UK and Europe; it offers empty legs. Source
  • Hop-A-Jet Worldwide Jet Charter: Charter operator at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport, Florida, that maintains and operates its own aircraft and lists empty legs. Source
  • Jet OUT: Jet OUT offers co-ownership, co-lease and charter on a fleet of Cessna Citation CJ4 Gen2 jets; it also has an empty-legs page. Source
  • Jet View: Charter company with offices in Austria and the Netherlands that operates its own Cessna CitationJets and lists empty legs. Source
  • JetsTime: Private jet charter operator in Mexico whose fleet includes Hawker jets. Source
  • MEGA Aviation: Aircraft management and charter company headquartered in Dubai. It flies charters with aircraft under its management or with licensed AOC operators and has an empty-leg page. Source
  • Presidential Aviation: US company in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, offering private jet charter, jet management and aircraft sales. It lists empty-leg flights. Source
  • Spec Aviation: Charter company headquartered in San Marino, founded in 2020, offering flights on a Challenger 650. It lists empty-leg flights. Source
  • The Little Jet Company: UK company in Gloucestershire offering jet and helicopter charter, aircraft management and ground handling. It lists empty legs on its website. Source

Jet cards, fractional, memberships and seats

Programmes based on prepayment, aircraft shares or membership, and services that sell individual seats.

  • Airly vs PrivJetAirly Group Pty Ltd is an Australian booking agent, not an airline; flights are operated by CASA-certified operators.
  • BLADE vs PrivJetBLADE Urban Air Mobility, Inc. arranges helicopter, seaplane and jet flights. In the US it acts as an air charter broker and indirect air carrier.
  • Flexjet vs PrivJetUS private jet company, launched in 1995 as a venture of Bombardier Aerospace.
  • Magellan Jets vs PrivJetPrivate aviation company founded in Boston; privately owned; does not own or operate aircraft.
  • NetJets vs PrivJetNetJets is a Berkshire Hathaway company headquartered in Columbus, Ohio (USA).
  • Travelcoup vs PrivJetDescribes itself as a semi-private jet airline.
  • VistaJet vs PrivJetPrivate aviation company with membership programs and on-demand flights; part of Vista, alongside XO.
  • Wheels Up vs PrivJetWheels Up is a private aviation company offering membership, charter and business solutions, with a partnership with Delta Air Lines.

More providers in this group

  • Amalfi Jets: Private jet company offering on-demand charter, a jet card and a membership program via a network of operators, plus an app. Source
  • Jet Members: Company offering private jet charter in Europe and tailored membership programmes, plus empty legs. Source

Private jet trackers

Maps and services that show flight movements from ADS-B data.

How we compare

We only compare features that are publicly documented for both sides: business model, whole aircraft or seat, membership and fees, regions, empty legs, how booking works, app, free tools and languages. Every statement about another provider comes from a public source, usually its own website, and is listed with the date checked on that page. Anything we could not verify is left out.

PrivJet charges no membership; you pay the flight price + 20% service fee. How it works in detail is explained in private jet charter, and prices per aircraft class in How much does a private jet cost?.

PrivJet is not affiliated with any of the providers listed. Trademarks belong to their owners.

Provider comparison: frequently asked questions

Where does the information about other providers come from?

From public sources, usually the provider’s website or its app store listing. Every comparison page lists its sources with the date checked. The provider’s current terms always apply.

How much does PrivJet cost?

Account and search are free and there is no membership. When you book, you pay the flight price + 20% service fee, only after the operator has confirmed your flight.

Is PrivJet affiliated with the providers compared?

No. The pages only compare publicly verifiable features. Trademarks belong to their owners.

Which providers are listed?

Providers that regularly appear in searches for empty legs and private jet charter in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the UK and the US, plus well-known jet card and fractional providers and private jet trackers.

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Updated 7 October 2026