Empty legs
Flexible plans. Possible opportunities.
When an aircraft flies one way to reach its next charter, or back to base afterwards, those seats are empty. If your plans can move, tell us where you want to go and we'll check what's there.
Check my routeExample aircraft · Photo: Acroterion / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Photo: Acroterion / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Check your route.
An empty leg is the one-way flight an aircraft makes to get to its next job, or to return home after one. The seats on that flight have no passenger on them, so the operator can offer the trip to someone travelling the same way at the same time.
Angelo Caracausi is your contact. He takes the request, checks for options through Jet Access, and comes back to you — the same person from your first message to wheels up.
What helps us find options.
- A window of dates rather than one day — even a few days either side widens the search.
- Nearby airports. A second departure or arrival field often turns up something the first one doesn't.
- Both directions. We'll check the reverse as well, since a trip that suits you one way may suit the other.
This page collects enquiries — it doesn't list confirmed flights. Empty legs follow the schedule of the trip behind them, so an option can appear, move or be cancelled without notice, and no match or particular price is guaranteed. We don't send alert emails; when your plans are flexible, send us the details and we'll check.
Jet Access on empty legs ↗