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Empty legs.
Full advantage.
Every flight below is an aircraft that has to reposition anyway — published directly by operators and sold at up to 75% below standard charter. When one fits your plans, move quickly: they are first come, first served.
Worth knowing
How empty legs
actually work.
When a jet drops passengers in Nice and its next job starts in Geneva, the aircraft must fly that sector regardless. Operators would rather sell those seats at a steep discount than fly them empty — that flight is an empty leg.
The trade-off is flexibility: the schedule belongs to the aircraft, not to you, and a leg can shift or cancel if the underlying charter changes. Our Journal covers how to build plans around them — and when a standard charter is the smarter buy.
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