Empty leg flight from Charleston to Houston

About this Charleston → Houston empty leg

An empty leg is a one-way repositioning flight: the aircraft — a Cessna Citation V — has to fly Charleston to Houston anyway, so the whole cabin is offered as a single one-way charter at the operator's repositioning rate rather than a round-trip one. You charter the aircraft, not a seat, and the date and route are fixed by the operator's own schedule. This leg covers 927 miles, about 2h 22m in the air. The cabin seats 7.

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