SkyAccess South Florida Empty Leg Index: November 2026
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SkyAccess South Florida Empty Leg Index: November 2026

SkyAccess Editorial Team
October 30, 20264 min read
Last reviewed: October 2026

Opa-locka is South Florida’s busiest airport for empty legs in the SkyAccess snapshot, with 17,618 unique listings touching KOPF. Across eight South Florida airports, 56,401 unique empty legs touched the region; Naples had 10,542, Fort Lauderdale Executive had 8,093, and the Palm Beach airport record had 9,803.

This November 2026 edition counts unique empty leg listings touching eight South Florida airports, from Naples and Boca Raton through Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach. The airport rows overlap when a listed leg connects two airports in the region, so they are not additive.

Method: each unique listing is counted once in the regional total, using its origin, destination, departure time, tail number and aircraft model. Airport counts include each unique listing that touches that airport. These are marketplace listings, not flights confirmed as flown. Window: departures after 28 October 2025, for records created by 28 October 2026, with later scheduled departures included. Snapshot taken 28 October 2026.

Empty legs by South Florida airport

Airport areaCode in the dataUnique listings touching airport
Opa-lockaKOPF17,618
NaplesKAPF10,542
Palm BeachKDJT, PBI9,803
Fort Lauderdale ExecutiveKFXE8,093
Fort Lauderdale HollywoodKFLL6,396
Boca RatonKBCT5,554
Miami InternationalKMIA2,157
Miami ExecutiveKTMB1,140
South Florida totalEight airports56,401

The Palm Beach airport is represented in the database by ident KDJT, with IATA code PBI and GPS code KPBI. This is why searching the data by the string KPBI alone misses its listings.

Explore South Florida empty leg flights

See current airport pages for Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Naples and West Palm Beach. Compare this regional snapshot with the national Empty Leg Index.

Frequently asked questions

Which South Florida airport has the most empty legs?

Opa-locka, KOPF, leads this snapshot with 17,618 unique listings touching the airport.

How many empty legs touch South Florida?

The regional total is 56,401 unique listings touching at least one of the eight airports in this index.

Why do the airport counts add up to more than the regional total?

A listing between two airports included in the index touches both airport rows, but is counted once in the regional total.

How is Palm Beach identified in the data?

The airport row uses ident KDJT, IATA code PBI and GPS code KPBI. A search for ident KPBI alone does not find that row.

Are these empty legs confirmed flights?

No. These figures count marketplace listings. They are not a count of flights confirmed as flown, and an empty leg can change or be withdrawn.

How much less can an empty leg cost than a full charter?

Empty legs are typically 25 to 75% below a comparable full charter. Pricing is for the whole aircraft, with taxes and fees itemised at checkout.

How were the November 2026 figures calculated?

The snapshot counts distinct origin and destination airports, departure time, tail number and aircraft model. It includes records created by 28 October 2026 and departures after 28 October 2025, including later scheduled departures already in the data at the snapshot.

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Cite this report

Suggested citation (APA):

SkyAccess. (2026). South Florida Empty Leg Index: November 2026. Retrieved from https://skyaccess.com/blog/south-florida-empty-leg-index-november-2026

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