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Private Jet & Empty Legs from Greenville to Tampa

1 empty leg flight available, from $3,700 (€3,330) for the whole aircraft, up to 75% below a regular charter.

1 empty leg is available now, from $3,700 (€3,330) for the whole aircraft.

Empty leg flights from Greenville to Tampa

Available from
$3,700 (€3,330)
incl. service fee
Available now
1
next departure November 25

There is 1 empty leg from Greenville to Tampa available right now; it departs on November 25. The price is $3,700 (€3,330) for the whole aircraft, including service fee.

Aircraft currently offered: Cessna Citation Mustang.

Flights usually depart from Greenville Downtown Airport (KGMU) and land at Tampa International Airport (KTPA). Private jets often use dedicated general aviation terminals: short walks, quick security checks.

An empty leg is a repositioning flight: the private jet has to fly without passengers to its next job or back to base, and the operator sells that flight at a steep discount. Date, time and route are set by the operator, so empty legs suit travellers with flexible plans.

FAQ: private jet Greenville to Tampa

How much does a private jet from Greenville to Tampa cost?

Current empty legs cost $3,700 (€3,330). Prices are for the whole aircraft and include the service fee. A regular charter on the same route usually costs considerably more.

Are there empty legs from Tampa to Greenville?

From Tampa to Greenville we recorded 21 empty legs over the last 18 months, typically $10,000 (€8,900) for the whole aircraft.

Where can I find empty leg flights from Greenville to Tampa?

On this page: 1 flight is listed right now, departing on November 25. PrivJet collects empty legs from more than 400 operators. If no date fits, a charter request collects quotes from several operators.

Which airports are used between Greenville and Tampa?

Departures usually from Greenville Downtown Airport (KGMU), arrivals at Tampa International Airport (KTPA).

Which private jets fly from Greenville to Tampa?

Currently offered: Cessna Citation Mustang.