Guides
Every guide here is built on the flights we record from charter operators, thousands a month, with the count behind every number. No estimates, no industry averages, and the date each figure was read.
The operator's price divided by the seats they listed, across 219 flights. Median seat 622 euros, cheapest 433.
The meaning of empty leg in plain words, how the flight comes to exist, what it costs and the three catches, with our own numbers behind each.
Deadhead and empty leg are the same flight under two names. Here is what the word means, why the flight exists, and where to find one.
Empty legs are cheap because they are one way. We counted how often a return exists, and it is not often. What to do about it.
Where the flights are published, how to search them in one place, what a good empty leg website should show you, and what booking actually involves.
What is different between an empty leg charter and a full charter, who you are dealing with, what you are quoted for, and what the flights cost on our board.
Empty leg, deadhead, open leg, positioning flight, on enquiry, per seat. Twelve words, one page, no marketing.