Empty Leg Flights to Reykjavik
1 empty leg flight to Reykjavik available now. Save up to 75% compared with a regular charter.
LSZH · Zurich Airport
BIKF · Keflavik International Airport* Total price incl. 10% service fee, converted to your selected currency. Price subject to operator confirmation.
Routes to Reykjavik
Private jet traffic in Reykjavik (last 30 days)
- Arrivals
- 306
- Departures
- 269
- Different jets
- 171
Most frequent origins: Akureyri Airport (27), Vestmannaeyjar Airport (7), Paris-Le Bourget Airport (7), Glasgow International Airport (7), Nuremberg Airport (5).
Most frequent destinations: Akureyri Airport (41), Vestmannaeyjar Airport (8), Paris-Le Bourget Airport (4), London Biggin Hill Airport (4), Farnborough Airport (3).
Most common aircraft types: Beechcraft King Air 200/250 (172), Bombardier Challenger 600/650 (58), Learjet 45 (24), Learjet 40 (19), Pilatus PC-24 (17).
Monday is the busiest day.
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Empty leg flights to Reykjavik: prices, origins and airports
- Available now
- 1
- Empty legs (18 months)
- 117
- Typical price
- $14,900 – $35,400 (€13,300 – €31,600)
- middle 50%, incl. service fee
- Airports
- BIKF · BIRK
There is 1 empty leg flight to Reykjavik available right now; it departs on November 11.
Over the last 18 months we recorded 117 empty legs to Reykjavik. Half of them cost between $14,900 (€13,300) and $35,400 (€31,600), with a median of $21,200 (€18,900). The wide range comes from the aircraft mix: a light jet on a short hop costs a fraction of a heavy jet on a long flight.
The most frequent origins were Iqaluit, Bangor, Dallas, London and Amsterdam.
Private jets mainly land at Keflavik International Airport (BIKF) and Reykjavik Airport (BIRK). Common aircraft: Challenger 300 (Super Midsize), Citation Ultra (Midsize) and Global 6000 (Ultra Long Range).
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: empty leg flights to Reykjavik
How much is a private jet to Reykjavik on an empty leg?
Over the last 18 months, empty legs to Reykjavik cost a median of $21,200 (€18,900), with most offers between $14,900 and $35,400 (€13,300 and €31,600). Prices are for the whole aircraft, not per seat, and include the PrivJet service fee. What you pay depends mostly on aircraft size and distance.
Where can I find empty leg flights to Reykjavik?
Right here: PrivJet collects empty legs from more than 400 operators and refreshes them several times a day. There is 1 flight to Reykjavik listed right now, departing on November 11. Pick a flight, send a booking request, and the operator confirms availability.
Which airports do private jets use in Reykjavik?
Mainly Keflavik International Airport (BIKF) and Reykjavik Airport (BIRK).
Where do empty legs to Reykjavik come from?
Most often from Iqaluit, Bangor, Dallas, London and Amsterdam, based on the empty legs of the last 18 months. Current flights: Zurich.
When should I book an empty leg to Reykjavik?
Empty legs appear whenever a jet has to reposition for its next job: sometimes weeks ahead, often only days before departure. If you are flexible, book as soon as a suitable flight appears. If your dates are fixed, a charter request is the more reliable option.