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Empty Leg Flights: London to Paris

Empty leg flights from London to Paris give flexible travellers the chance to fly privately for less. When an aircraft needs to reposition without passengers, Saxon Air offers the flight at a reduced rate, with the same aircraft, crew and service as a full charter.

Duration 50 – 70m

Departure Biggin Hill, Northolt or other London airports

Arrival Paris Le Bourget

Savings Up to 75% compared with a standard private charter

How Do London to Paris Empty Leg Flights Work?

Paris is one of the most frequently repositioned routes from London, so empty leg opportunities can arise regularly. Recent examples have included Biggin Hill to Paris and Northolt to Paris. Because empty legs follow an existing charter, the route, date and departure time are set in advance. A degree of flexibility is essential, and availability can change at short notice.

How Much Do London to Paris Empty Leg Flights Cost?

Empty legs can save up to 75% compared with a standard private charter on the same route. The exact price depends on the aircraft, timing and how close to departure the flight is booked. You book the entire aircraft for your group, and pets are welcome on board, subject to aircraft and travel requirements.

Book a London to Paris Empty Leg Flight

Register for Saxon Air empty leg alerts to hear about new London to Paris availability first. Then submit an enquiry with your preferred date and passenger numbers, and the team aims to respond within 12 hours. If your dates are fixed, a full private jet charter on the same route gives complete control over timing.

London to Paris Empty Leg FAQs

It is a private flight that would otherwise operate without passengers between London and Paris, offered at a reduced rate.

Savings can be up to 75% compared with a standard charter, depending on the aircraft and timing.

Usually not, as timings are set by the original charter. Flexibility helps secure the best opportunities.

Register for Saxon Air empty leg alerts to be notified as soon as new flights are released.

Only if a suitable return empty leg is available. Otherwise, a standard charter can be arranged for the return.

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