How shared flights work
Updated 22 October 2026
A shared flight is one whole-aircraft charter that two parties travel on together. Each party pays only its own share of the aircraft. We do not sell individual seats.
Ways in
- Say you are open to sharing. When you request a flight, tick I’m open to sharing this flight.
- Post a flight you would share on the Shared flights board.
- Join a posted flight on the Shared flights board by telling us privately that you are interested.
Matching
Only two parties can share a flight. Our AI pairs you with one other flyer heading the same way by route, dates, party size and aircraft, and a person on our team double-checks every match.
What stays private
Your route and dates appear on the board without your name or contact details. We never pass one party’s name or contact details to the other. The operator is introduced to each party separately.
The operator decides
A flight can be shared only if the operator approves, and we ask on your behalf. A shared flight goes ahead only if both parties complete checkout and the operator approves the share.
Next step
See what is posted on the Shared flights board, and read Shared flight fees and credits.
Quick answers
How many parties can share a flight?
Two. One whole-aircraft charter is shared by two parties and each pays its own share.
Will the other party see my name?
No. We never pass one party’s name or contact details to the other.
Still need help?
A person on our team replies, 24/7. Write to us, or tell Ask Jettura your trip.