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How Jet Deal Finder works

A charter broker that looks for value on your behalf: empty legs, quieter dates and the right-sized aircraft, with an all-in price and no sign-up.

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What we do

Jet Deal Finder is an air charter broker. You tell us a trip and how flexible you can be; a charter advisor looks for the best value that fits, and emails you options with an all-in price. Every flight is operated by an FAA Part 135 carrier or a foreign equivalent that holds operational control of the aircraft.

Where the value comes from

  • Empty legs. Repositioning flights sold at a discount, often 25–75% off, when the timing suits you.
  • Quiet weeks. Moving a trip away from peak days, when aircraft are scarce and prices rise.
  • The right size. Quoting the smallest aircraft that does the job well, and aircraft already based near you.

What we do not do

  • We do not own or operate aircraft, and we never present a flight as ours.
  • We do not publish live prices or listings. Real prices depend on the day and where aircraft are.
  • We do not charge memberships, deposits or sign-up fees to request a quote or an alert.

What to expect

  1. Request. Send the route, dates, passengers and your flexibility, plus anything special such as pets or skis.
  2. Options. Your advisor emails aircraft options with the operator named and an all-in price, including federal excise tax and fees.
  3. Agreement. When you choose, you sign a charter agreement that names the operating carrier and sets out payment, change and cancellation terms.
  4. Flight day. Arrive at the private terminal a short time before departure, meet the crew and board.

Standards

Every US charter must be operated under FAA Part 135. We also look for third-party audits, such as ARGUS ratings, the Wyvern Wingman designation and IS-BAO registration, and you can ask for any operator’s audit status before you book.

Prices on this site are estimates. A quote becomes a booking only when you sign the charter agreement, and the operator has the final say on availability.

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