Live seat inventory · Per-seat pricing

Buy a jet seat — one seat, private cabin, real prices.

Q: Refunds — what if my plans change?

Seat reservations are operator-dependent. Cancellation terms (flexible vs. firm) are shown on each listing before you reserve. If a seat is pulled by the operator before confirmation, you receive a full refund or an equivalent seat.

Q: Can I buy multiple seats?

Yes. Use the Seats selector on any listing to reserve 1–4 seats together, or contact the desk to buy out the full cabin. Buying the cabin typically reduces the per-seat effective cost.

No membership, no whole-jet charter required. Pick a route, reserve your seat, fly private from a private terminal.

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7-seat private cabin LAS → LAX · 58 min

Seat inventory

Available seats, right now.

Real routes, real aircraft, per-seat pricing. Indicative "from" estimates — final fare confirmed at reservation. Seats move fast; inventory refreshes continuously.

All prices are indicative "from" estimates per seat, not guaranteed fares. Operator, aircraft tail, and exact departure window confirmed at booking.

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How buying works

Three steps. No whole-jet quote. No membership.

Browse the grid, reserve a seat, confirm. The whole flow is built like checkout — not like a charter inquiry.

Browse

Open the seat inventory. Filter by route, date, or aircraft. Every card shows the route, aircraft, flight time, seats left, and a per-seat "from" price.

Reserve

Pick your seat. Enter name, email, and route. Your seat is held while a Part 135 operator and exact departure window are confirmed.

Confirm

Receive your booking confirmation, FBO terminal details, and departure time. Show up at the private terminal and board.

1 Reserve

2 Confirm details

3 Done

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Selected route: LAS → LAX · est. from $1,290/seat

What's included

Every seat ships with the full private experience.

One seat buys you into a private cabin — not a middle seat in row 38. Here's what comes standard on every reservation.

Private terminal (FBO)

Skip the main terminal. Check in at the FBO, usually 15 minutes before departure. No TSA lines.

Seat in a private cabin

A real seat on a Part 135 operated jet — typically a 6–8 seat cabin. Bring a guest; buy the seat next to you.

Catering & Wi-Fi

Complimentary catering and (where equipped) onboard Wi-Fi. Specifics confirmed with your departure window.

FBO & handling

Ground handling, ramp fees, and FBO access at both endpoints are bundled into the per-seat price.

Pricing transparency: the price you see is per seat and indicative ("from" estimate). Taxes, segment fees, and any operator surcharges are itemized before you confirm. No membership, no hourly minimum.

Why buyers trust the inventory

Built like checkout. Backed by charter infrastructure.

The seat inventory sits on top of a 24/7 charter desk, ARGUS/Wyvern-preferred operators, and Part 135 operational control. You get e-commerce simplicity with broker-grade oversight.

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"I needed one seat, not a whole jet. Picked a route, reserved, flew. It felt like booking a first-class ticket — except it was a private cabin."

Family office travel manager · New York

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"The price was on the card before I clicked. No call-me-back dance. That's the whole reason I switched from jet cards."

Independent consultant · Los Angeles

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"We booked two seats TEB→PBI for the holidays. Faster than commercial first class, same aisle, no connections. Will repeat."

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Frequently asked

Before you reserve.

Refunds — what if my plans change?

Seat reservations are operator-dependent. Most seats are held, then confirmed against a Part 135 operator and exact departure window. Cancellation terms (flexible vs. firm) are shown on each listing before you reserve — read the fare rule on the card. If a seat is pulled by the operator before confirmation, you receive a full refund or an equivalent seat.

Who else is onboard?

These are shared-cabin seats on private jets, not a whole-aircraft charter. Other verified passengers may be in the cabin. You can also buy multiple seats (or the full cabin) for a more private experience — select the seat count during reservation.

How soon can I fly?

Many seats list departure windows within 24–72 hours. Once you reserve, a coordinator confirms the operator and exact departure time — typically within minutes during business hours. Same-day seats appear in the inventory throughout the day.

ID requirements?

A valid government-issued photo ID is required for all passengers (adults and minors). International routes require a passport valid for the duration of travel. ID is verified at the FBO before boarding.

Can I buy multiple seats?

Yes. Use the "Seats" selector on any listing to reserve 1–4 seats together, or contact the desk to buy out the full cabin. Pricing scales per seat; buying the cabin typically reduces the per-seat effective cost compared to one-off purchases.

One seat is all it takes.

No membership. No whole-jet quote. Pick a route, reserve your seat, and fly private from a private terminal — often within 24 hours.

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