How it works
Instead of chartering a whole aircraft, you buy a seat. Scheduled semi-private carriers run fixed routes from private terminals on business-class aircraft; crowd-filled flights start as one traveller's charter and sell the remaining seats until the cabin is full.
Jet sharing at a glance
Per-seat pricing, fixed schedule, private terminal, shared cabin. Luggage allowances are tighter than a charter. Taxes are included in scheduled fares.
What it costs
Fares sit between a premium airline seat and a fraction of a charter, depending on route and demand. Each shared flight we publish shows its per-seat price and the seats remaining.
How it is different from charter
Charter is your aircraft, your time, your passengers. Sharing is a seat on someone else's schedule — a very good seat, through a very good terminal. For a solo traveller on a busy route the saving is enormous; for a family of six the charter usually wins.
