Empty Legs & Shared Flights

Empty legs and shared flights are two ways to fly with us without arranging a dedicated charter.

An empty leg is a flight one of our aircraft already needs to make, often back to Victoria or Vancouver after a trip, with no one on board. We open it to clients travelling that route and date, and the whole cabin is yours.

A shared flight is a planned trip where you book seats rather than the whole aircraft, and travel alongside other passengers. You still depart from a private terminal, skip the check-in lines and connections of a commercial flight, and arrive with the comfort and care of a VIH flight.

Where they fly from Victoria or Vancouver

Most of our empty legs and shared flights connect Victoria or Vancouver with the places our clients fly to most: Palm Springs and Southern California, Kelowna, Kona and Maui, and Toronto and Montreal. Our Challenger 604 is based in Victoria and positioned through Vancouver, so many flights begin or end in one of the two cities. If an empty leg doesn’t match your dates, a private jet charter from Victoria or Vancouver flies on your schedule instead.

Good to know before you book

What is the difference between the two? An empty leg gives you the whole aircraft on a set route and date. A shared flight gives you a seat on a planned trip, with other passengers on board.

What if the schedule changes? An empty leg follows the trip it belongs to, so it can move or be cancelled if that trip changes. We will let you know as soon as we do.

How do I book? Choose Inquire on any listing, and our team will confirm the details with you personally.

How do I hear about new flights? Sign up below and we will email you when new empty legs and shared flights open.