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Empty Legs and One-Way Flights

One-way and empty leg flights, mostly within Europe, priced on request in USD.

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How it works

Our main site publishes a list of empty legs that is refreshed every hour from carriers' offers. It lives on the main site and shows prices the way carriers publish them, mostly in euros. If one of the flights fits your plans, send us the route and date and we will confirm it and quote it in US dollars.

Air charter broker. Diamond Executive Aero Services acts as an air charter broker. We are not a direct air carrier and do not have operational control of aircraft. All flights are operated by properly licensed direct air carriers.

Questions

What is an empty leg?
A flight an aircraft has to make without passengers, usually to reposition after dropping someone off or to return to base. Because the flight happens anyway, the carrier may sell it for much less than a full charter.
What is the catch?
The date, time and direction are set by the aircraft, not by you, and they can change or be cancelled if the original charter changes. Empty legs suit flexible plans.
Are the prices on the list in US dollars?
No. The current list is published as the carriers give it to us, mostly in euros, because most of these flights are in Europe. Ask for any of them and we will quote it in USD. Every quote we send is in US dollars, for the whole aircraft, and the price includes our service fee.
Do you have empty legs in the US?
Our published list is mostly European. For a US or Caribbean trip, send us the route and dates and we will check for repositioning flights at the same time as quoting a regular charter.

Ask about an empty leg in USD

Route, date window and number of passengers. We check current one-way flights and quote in US dollars.

Air charter broker. Diamond Executive Aero Services acts as an air charter broker. We are not a direct air carrier and do not have operational control of aircraft. All flights are operated by properly licensed direct air carriers.