Private Jet Charter
Submit an itinerary and compare trip-specific charter proposals. The selected licensed direct carrier operates the flight and retains operational control.
Charter request options
On-Demand
For a specific route, date, and schedule.
Group Charter
For teams, events, and larger passenger groups.
Pet-Friendly
For itineraries with pets and destination requirements.
Before accepting a proposal, review our operator-vetting process.
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Market-Specific Charter Guides
Review local airport roles, published route guides, and trip-planning questions for markets where we maintain current charter guidance.
Compare the proposal, not just the headline amount
Send the same mission brief to each provider, then compare the written responses field by field. Confirm the broker and direct carrier roles before contracting, and rely on the agreement—not a calculator result or button label—to establish the trip status.
Match the mission
Use the same airports, local dates and times, trip legs, passenger count, ground time, flexibility, baggage, and special requirements in every request.
Check the quote stage
Distinguish an educational estimate, submitted inquiry, sourced proposal, and confirmed transportation. A form submission or preliminary option is not a booking.
Verify who does what
Before contracting, identify the direct air carrier that will have operational control and the capacity in which the charter broker is acting.
Compare the aircraft
Compare the proposed aircraft or category, cabin, passenger and baggage fit, and any carrier or aircraft substitution conditions.
Check the total price
Review the written total and what it includes. Check taxes, fees, possible third-party charges, payment timing, assumptions, and how long the quote is valid.
Read the trip terms
Compare change, cancellation, substitution, disruption, and refund terms, then confirm that pets, mobility, medical, catering, or ground needs are documented.
Buyer guidance reviewed
Federal broker rules require material role and flight disclosures, while FAA and NBAA guidance encourages travelers to verify the operator and ask consistent questions. Review the current sources:
- 14 CFR Part 295 — Air Charter Brokers
- FAA — Thinking of Chartering an Aircraft?
- NBAA — Aircraft Charter Consumer Guide
Continue with the detailed charter pricing guide, charter provider and access-model comparisons, operator-review process, and broker terms.
How It Works
Request Quote
Share the route, dates, passenger count, and contact details collected by the request form.
Review Options
Review proposed aircraft, identified direct carriers, pricing, fees, schedule, and terms.
Confirm Booking
Accept the written proposal and contract that identify the carrier, aircraft, payment, and trip terms.
Fly
Follow the selected direct carrier's passenger, airport, and departure instructions for the confirmed trip.
Why charter with Jet Partners
Why Charter with Jet Partners
Four parts of the proposal and coordination process.
Flexibility
Request a schedule that fits the itinerary. Changes, feasibility, and any charges follow the written operator terms.
Privacy
Discreet terminals, private cabins, and confidential service for sensitive travel.
Efficiency
Private-terminal procedures may reduce terminal steps; the carrier confirms arrival-time and passenger requirements.
Comfort
Compare cabin, baggage, catering, and service details documented for the proposed aircraft and operator.
How Jet Partners Charter Services Work
More detail on proposal sourcing, customer-facing coordination, and the written terms that govern each trip.
Read about our charter services
Jet Partners sources proposals across aircraft categories, from light jets for regional missions to large-cabin aircraft for longer itineraries. The proposal identifies the actual aircraft and direct carrier offered for the trip.
A Jet Partners contact coordinates customer-facing requests for permits, catering, ground transport, and special needs. The selected carrier and third-party providers confirm what can be delivered for the itinerary.
Whether a request is time-sensitive or planned in advance, the aircraft, carrier, schedule, pricing, deposits, fees, change rules, and cancellation terms are those stated in the written proposal and contract.
Ready to Fly?
Request a personalized proposal for your itinerary, then review the identified carrier, aircraft, schedule, price, fees, and written terms before acceptance.