It exists because of someone else's trip
The routing and timing belong to the originating charter — you are riding its shadow.
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When a jet must fly empty to its next assignment, that sector can be sold at a deep discount. It is private aviation's best price — and its least guaranteed product. This guide explains how releases work, what the discount buys, and when you should refuse one.
The essentials
Understand these and every empty-leg advert you ever read becomes transparent.
The routing and timing belong to the originating charter — you are riding its shadow.
Commonly 25–75% off the equivalent charter price, because the aircraft flies anyway.
If the originating trip shifts or cancels, the leg shifts or vanishes with it. That is the nature, not the fine print.
Flexible dates and airports make you the perfect buyer. A fixed board meeting makes you the wrong one.
How Aeroinis runs it
Questions
Many boards list unverified or stale sectors to harvest enquiries. Aeroinis lists only operator-released, verified legs — fewer, but each one is real when you call about it.
No — the aircraft flies one way at one time. But tell the desk the reverse route: repositioning patterns repeat, and a watch on your direction often fills within weeks.
Usually not, and we will tell you so. If the meeting cannot move, book a confirmed charter; use empty legs for the flexible travel around your calendar.