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Empty legs by airport
Pick the airports you fly from and how far you will drive. We show the other fields in reach and how repositioning flights usually move in that region, then you can set up an alert for legs that match.
Your airports
Choose one or more, or type any airport code.
Choose at least one airport to see the fields within reach and how empty legs usually flow there.
Why location matters
Legs follow the aircraft, not the calendar
An empty leg exists because an aircraft has to be somewhere else. The busiest bases and the busiest destinations produce the most of them, which is why the New York area, South Florida, Los Angeles and London dominate any list.
- Bases: where operators keep aircraft. Every trip that ends away from base ends with a flight home.
- Destinations: places people fly to but aircraft do not stay, such as islands and mountain towns with limited parking.
- Radius: willing to drive 50 miles instead of 15? In a busy region that can multiply the legs that work for you.
Empty-leg alert
Get the legs that fit, by email
Tell us your airports, where you would like to go and when you could travel. When an operator releases a matching leg, we send it with the aircraft, timing and an all-in price.
- 1Where to can be broadA city, a region such as "Florida" or "Caribbean", or simply anywhere.
- 2No membershipAlerts are free and you can stop them at any time.
- 3A firm option tooIf you need a fixed date, we can quote a regular charter alongside any alert.