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Empty Leg Flights Mexico

351 private jet empty legs departing from or arriving in Mexico, from €10,527 for the whole aircraft. Up to 75% below regular charter prices.

There are currently 351 empty leg flights available in Mexico. Total prices range from €10,527 to €31,985 including service fee, always for the whole aircraft. Most of them depart from or arrive at San Jose del Cabo (MMSD), Cabo San Lucas (MMSL) and Puerto Vallarta (MMPR). Routes with the most offers: San Jose del Cabo → Las Vegas, Las Vegas → San Jose del Cabo and Houston → San José del Cabo.

Airports with empty legs in Mexico

San Jose del Cabo(MMSD)122 flights Cabo San Lucas(MMSL)85 flights Puerto Vallarta(MMPR)47 flights Cancun(MMUN)23 flights Queretaro(MMQT)13 flights Aguascalientes(MMAS)9 flights La Paz(MMLP)9 flights Hermosillo(MMHO)8 flights Loreto(MMLT)7 flights Tulum(MMTL)7 flights Manzanillo(MMZO)7 flights Toluca(MMTO)6 flights

Current routes

San Jose del Cabo → Las Vegas17 flights Las Vegas → San Jose del Cabo15 flights Houston → San José del Cabo8 flights Van Nuys → San Jose Del Cabo7 flights Scottsdale → Cabo San Lucas7 flights Dallas → Puerto Vallarta7 flights Miami → Cancun6 flights Cancun → Miami5 flights Carlsbad → San Jose del Cabo5 flights Houston → Cabo San Lucas5 flights Cabo San Lucas → Scottsdale5 flights San Jose del Cabo → Van Nuys5 flights

All empty leg flights Mexico

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Empty leg flights Mexico: prices, airports, routes

Empty legs (18 months): 4,702
Median price: €15,200
Typical price range: €10,600 – €22,000; middle 50%
Most empty legs: MMSD; Los Cabos International Airport

We recorded 4,702 empty legs departing from or arriving in Mexico over the last 18 months. Half of the offers were priced between €10,600 and €22,000, with a median of €15,200 for the whole aircraft.

Most empty legs use these airports: San Jose del Cabo (MMSD), Cabo San Lucas (MMSL), Puerto Vallarta (MMPR), Toluca (MMTO) and Cancun (MMUN).

Frequent routes: San Jose del Cabo – Las Vegas, Las Vegas – San Jose del Cabo, San Jose del Cabo – Van Nuys, Van Nuys – San Jose del Cabo and Las Vegas – Cabo San Lucas. Common aircraft: Learjet 60 (Light Jet), Challenger 300 (Super Midsize) and Bombardier Learjet 60 (Midsize).

FAQ: empty leg flights Mexico

How much does an empty leg flight in Mexico cost?

The median of recorded empty legs in Mexico is €15,200; the middle 50% of offers cost between €10,600 and €22,000, always for the whole aircraft, not per person. Short flights on small jets cost considerably less than long flights on large jets.

Where can I find empty leg flights in Mexico?

All empty legs currently departing from or arriving in Mexico are listed on this page, from 400+ operators and updated several times a day. Empty legs often appear at short notice; a free route alert tells you about new offers without checking every day.

Which airports in Mexico have the most empty legs?

By number of recorded empty legs: San Jose del Cabo (MMSD), Cabo San Lucas (MMSL), Puerto Vallarta (MMPR), Toluca (MMTO) and Cancun (MMUN).

Which empty leg routes are popular in Mexico?

Most frequent: San Jose del Cabo – Las Vegas, Las Vegas – San Jose del Cabo, San Jose del Cabo – Van Nuys, Van Nuys – San Jose del Cabo and Las Vegas – Cabo San Lucas. Current flights are listed above.

Which private jets fly empty legs in Mexico?

Most often: Learjet 60 (Light Jet), Challenger 300 (Super Midsize) and Bombardier Learjet 60 (Midsize).

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Private jet Mexico: empty leg instead of a full charter

When you charter a private jet in Mexico, a regular one-way price usually includes the aircraft’s positioning flight. Empty legs are exactly these flights without passengers: the aircraft flies anyway, so operators often sell them at up to 75% below the regular charter price.

The price is for the whole aircraft, not per seat. Route and departure time are largely fixed, and an empty leg can be cancelled if the operator books the aircraft for a full charter at short notice. PrivJet lists empty legs from 400+ operators in one place.