Empty Leg Alerts
Be first to know when discounted private jet repositioning flights go live on your routes. Empty legs sell fast — alert-ready travelers book the best deals before anyone else.
How Empty Leg Alerts Work
Set Your Routes
Search by origin, destination, date range, and aircraft type. Filter to exactly what you need.
Book Directly
When a matching leg appears, book it on SkyAccess. Instant Book listings are paid at checkout; on other listings the operator confirms before you are charged.
Why Travelers Set Up Alerts
Empty legs are typically priced 25 to 75% below a comparable full charter, but they sell out fast. Setting up an account means you can track live inventory the moment new repositioning flights are posted, giving you a real advantage over travelers who search reactively.
SkyAccess lists repositioning legs from certified Part 135 and CAA-approved operators, with new legs added throughout the day as operators publish them.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are empty leg alerts?
Empty leg alerts notify you when new discounted private jet repositioning flights become available on SkyAccess. Empty legs are one-way charter flights where the aircraft needs to reposition, so operators discount them steeply (typically 25 to 75% below a comparable full charter) to offset the deadhead cost.
How do I get notified of empty leg deals?
Create a free SkyAccess account to browse and track live empty leg inventory. New flights are added throughout the day as operators post repositioning legs. Alerts are tied to your account, and sign-up is free.
How quickly do empty legs sell?
Popular routes sell within hours or days of being listed. The earlier you browse live inventory, the more options you will find, especially for short-notice departures.
Can I filter empty leg alerts by route or date?
Yes. On SkyAccess you can search empty legs by origin, destination, date range, aircraft category, and price. Filter live inventory to match the routes and dates that work for you.
Are empty leg flights refundable?
Cancellation terms vary by operator. Because empty legs are discounted repositioning flights, some operators offer limited flexibility. Review the operator's specific terms before booking.