Private jet charter
Chartering a private jet means departing on your schedule, landing closer to where you are going, and flying without queues or connections. We match the aircraft to the route, the number of passengers and the budget — from turboprops to business airliners.
How to charter a private jet
Send a request with route, date and passenger count. A domestic European flight can be arranged in 4–6 hours; a long-haul international one takes 48–72 hours, since overflight permits are required. We select the aircraft, confirm crew and slots, and send an exact quotation.
What a private jet charter costs
The rate depends on category and route: turboprops from $1,800 an hour, light jets from $3,000, mid-size from $4,500, heavy from $8,000, business airliners from $15,000. London–Nice on a mid-size jet runs $11,000–15,000; Geneva–Dubai $30,000–40,000.
What the price includes
The rate normally covers crew, airport charges and standard catering. Charged separately are crew overnight allowances, aircraft standby time and positioning — the flight that brings the aircraft to your departure point. All of it appears transparently in the quotation, before you book.
What empty legs are and how much they save
An empty leg is a repositioning flight to the next booking or back to base. These segments sell at 30–75% off: a flight that would cost $25,000 can go for $8,000–12,000. The constraint is that the date and route are fixed. We publish current empty legs every week.
How to choose the right aircraft for your route
Start from sector length and passenger count: up to two hours — a turboprop or light jet; four to six hours — mid-size; seven hours or more with a group — heavy or long-range; more than ten passengers — ultra-long-range or an airliner. We will help you settle on the right category.
