Empty leg flights to Boston

An empty leg is a private jet flying to Boston without passengers, usually on its way to or from another charter. Operators price these flights below a normal charter, and every leg depends on the operator's main trip going ahead. Prices on this page are for the whole aircraft, not per seat.

We count legs at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), Laurence G Hanscom Field (BED). Boston Logan International Airport is a common choice for private jets. Legs at nearby airports such as Norwood Memorial Airport (OWD), Beverly Regional Airport (BVY), Lawrence Municipal Airport (LWM) are listed separately and can be worth asking about.

None are listed to Boston right now; they appear and sell quickly. Create a free alert for flights to Boston and we email you when a new leg appears. If you need to fly soon, Takeoff Ready lists jets already in position near you, and you can ask for a charter quote for the whole aircraft at any time. A person on our team replies, 24/7.

Flights between two US airports typically carry the 7.5% federal excise tax plus small per-passenger segment fees; most flights between the United States and another country carry a US international arrival/departure tax per passenger instead. We include an estimate of these in the operator price you see, and we confirm the exact total with the operator before you pay anything.

Request the flight you need and we look for an empty leg or a well-priced charter, free and with no obligation. A person on our team replies, 24/7.

An empty leg exists because of the operator's main trip, so it can change or be cancelled if that trip does. If the operator can’t honour the price we confirmed, the USD 999 fee you paid Jettura comes back to you as a credit toward the Jettura fee on your next booking, valid 12 months from the date we issue it, as set out in our Terms of Service. It is not paid out in cash. Once you have booked with the operator there is no credit. If we can offer an alternative flight, we propose it first.