From the record

Routes where empty legs keep coming back

We have recorded every empty leg published by the operators we follow since 30 July 2026. Some routes show a leg on the same weekday week after week: a jet that goes down to the coast on Friday and back on Sunday, a shuttle between two bases. This page lists those patterns for the coming week, from the record only.

This is history, not an offer. A route that carried a leg on five of the last six Fridays may carry nothing next Friday. Where a leg is already on the board for the date, it is linked. Where it is not, the useful move is a route alert: you are told the hour it appears.

"Listed ahead" is how many days before departure the operator published the leg, on average, for the past legs on that route and weekday. "Priced" counts how many of those past legs carried a published price. Cities are as the operator named them; an airport name stands in where no city was given.

Routes that come back most, any weekday

Past departures only, since 30 July 2026. The record is young: patterns will firm up or fall apart as the weeks add up, and the page recomputes on every visit.

How to use it

If your dates are loose and your route is on this page, set the alert and wait; the record says the leg tends to appear a certain number of days ahead, so you know roughly when to expect it. If your dates are fixed, the live list is the only thing that counts, and a direct enquiry reaches the operators even when nothing is listed.