
Global 5000 · Ultra Long Range · 13 seats
Q4 2026 Edition
What flying private actually costs when you catch the repositioning flight — measured from the live charter marketplace, updated quarterly.
Average saving
49%
vs full charter on the same route (median 50%)
Live discounts right now
€7.4M
across 769 openly priced empty legs
Cheapest way to fly private
€1,430
one-way turboprop empty leg, live today
Snapshot of 2148 active empty legs on 8 November 2026 · 769 carry a published price and form the index sample.
Where the bargains are
| Class | Priced legs | Avg empty-leg price | Avg full-charter cost | Avg saving |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Very Light Jet | 36 | €3,600 | €9,000 | 59% |
| Ultra Long Range | 30 | €24,400 | €52,700 | 56% |
| Turboprop | 36 | €3,800 | €8,500 | 55% |
| Super-Midsize Jet | 80 | €14,500 | €29,400 | 54% |
| Heavy Jet | 189 | €12,400 | €25,300 | 53% |
| Light Jet | 175 | €6,500 | €13,300 | 51% |
| Midsize Jet | 203 | €10,600 | €16,100 | 36% |
Live examples

Global 5000 · Ultra Long Range · 13 seats

Embraer 135

Global Express · Ultra Long Range · 13 seats
How we measure it
The index is a snapshot of every empty-leg flight available through Prime Jet Services’ global operator network on the date shown above. Flights listed with a published price form the sample; "price on request" listings are excluded. Each price is compared with the typical cost of a full one-way charter of the same aircraft class over the same distance, using our published rate card including landing and handling fees. Savings are capped at plausible bounds (10–90%) to exclude data errors. Figures refresh from live inventory and the index is re-issued quarterly.
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