Empty Leg Availability Index

Private jets flying empty. Your opportunity.

When a private jet repositions without passengers, that flight becomes an empty leg — available at a fraction of the charter price. Jettly tracks every one.

November 1, 2026

38

LEGS THIS WEEK

1171

IN LAST 30 DAYS

Empty Legs Available · Last 30 Days

1171

38

this week

0.3

%reposition rate

What is an empty leg?

After dropping off passengers, a private jet must fly back to base or reposition for its next booking — without anyone on board. These flights are typically offered at steep discounts.

How to use this index

Track which airports generate the most repositioning traffic and which routes recur most often. Friday sees the highest volume — book early in the week for the best selection.

What 0.2% means

Only 0.2% of all tracked flights become available as empty legs. Light Jets lead in volume with 177 legs over 30 days — the most opportunistic segment for deal-seekers.
By Aircraft Class
Last 30 days
Light Jet
311
0.2
 repos
Unknown
486
2.1
 repos
By Day of Week
Avg empty legs per day
Monday
38.4
Sunday
29.8

Top Origin Airports

Most empty legs generated 30 days

KJYO

Leesburg Executive Airport
LEESBURG

7

legs / 30 days
Top dest:  
KFDK

KFXE

Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport
FORT LAUDERDALE

7

legs / 30 days
Top dest:  
KBOW

KMTN

Martin State Airport
BALTIMORE

7

legs / 30 days
Top dest:  
K0W3

KCAE

Columbia Metropolitan Airport
COLUMBIA

7

legs / 30 days
Top dest:  
KPGD

KYKN

Chan Gurney Municipal Airport
YANKTON

7

legs / 30 days
Top dest:  
KFSD

KROC

Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International Airport
ROCHESTER

7

legs / 30 days
Top dest:  
90NY

KBUY

Burlington Alamance Regional Airport
BURLINGTON

18

legs / 30 days
Top dest:  
KLBT

KFSD

Sioux Falls Regional Airport
SIOUX FALLS

38

legs / 30 days
Top dest:  
KMHE

Empty Leg Volume by Aircraft Class

Known classes · 30 days
Light Jet
311
0.2
Unknown
486
2.1