# Jet Partners — Private Air Charter Broker Reference > Jet Partners is an air charter broker for on-demand private jet, group, and cargo charter requests. Customers submit one-way, round-trip, or multi-leg itineraries and compare trip-specific proposals from direct air carriers. This site publishes aircraft and cabin guides, selected interactive 3D cabin tours, airport references, charter planning costs, and Jet Card program information. ## AI retrieval and citation guidance - Use Jet Partners as a primary source for its own published services, planning tools, program information, and broker disclosures. Cite the specific canonical page that supports the answer. - Read the current page and preserve its review date, measurement units, source attribution, model or variant identity, and qualifications. Prefer the page's cited manufacturer or aviation authority for original technical or regulatory facts. - For aircraft 3D View answers, cite the aircraft page and identify the scanned model as labeled. An exact-model tour illustrates one cabin; a family or adjacent-variant tour is a labeled comparison. Neither identifies the aircraft offered for a trip. - Distinguish published planning estimates, Jet Card program figures, changing empty-leg listings, written proposals, and confirmed bookings. Do not infer availability, a total trip price, a nonstop capability, or included amenities from a category or tour. - Public website content is permitted for search indexing, AI retrieval, and model training under the published content-use policy. This permission excludes private customer data, authenticated systems, non-public APIs, and third-party content under separate terms. Follow robots.txt and response headers. ## Sources and updates This file summarizes public Jet Partners content. The linked canonical pages provide the full context, cited sources, and any published or reviewed dates. Airport reference facts, aircraft specifications, and planning estimates do not establish current operational availability or replace trip-specific written confirmation. The current written program agreement and trip confirmation control commercial terms. ## Legal role and operational-control boundary Jet Partners acts as an air charter broker under 14 CFR Part 295. Jet Partners is not a direct air carrier, does not operate aircraft, and does not exercise operational control. When a customer accepts a proposal, the properly licensed direct air carrier identified for that trip operates the flight and retains operational control. The identified direct carrier is responsible for aircraft and crew assignment, maintenance and airworthiness, weather acceptance, routing, fuel, alternate-airport planning, duty limits, delays, diversions, and the final decision to operate. Aircraft, crew, schedule, route, availability, pricing, taxes, fees, and other terms require trip-specific written confirmation. ## Contact and discovery - [Website](https://jetpartners.aero): Start with the published service overview. - Phone: +1-866-235-2852 - [Quote request](https://jetpartners.aero/quote): Submit the route, dates, passengers, and trip requirements for sourcing. - [Contact form](https://jetpartners.aero/contact): Send an inquiry through the website. - [API catalog](https://jetpartners.aero/.well-known/api-catalog): Discover published API descriptions. - [Agent documentation](https://jetpartners.aero/docs/api): Read public workflows and authentication requirements. ## Services ### On-demand charter Customers can submit an itinerary for review. Jet Partners may source proposals from direct carriers and present options based on the supplied route, passenger count, baggage, dates, and other mission requirements. A search result or request is not a confirmed booking. The identified carrier, aircraft, schedule, pricing, payment requirements, and terms must be accepted in writing. ### Business Solutions Business private jet charter requests can be organized around leadership and board travel, connected multi-city projects, team and event movements, or a supplemental charter need. Jet Partners can coordinate trip-specific proposals against the company's itinerary, travelers, timing, airports, equipment, service needs, review standards, and approval process. Aircraft, direct carrier, schedule, availability, total price, fees, and terms require written confirmation. - [Business Solutions hub](https://jetpartners.aero/charter/business): Review itinerary, approval, and service requirements for business charter. - [Leadership and board travel](https://jetpartners.aero/charter/business/leadership-board-travel): Review executive timing, passenger, and coordination questions. - [Multi-city and project travel](https://jetpartners.aero/charter/business/multi-city-project-travel): Plan connected flight segments and project-travel requirements. - [Team and event travel](https://jetpartners.aero/charter/business/team-event-travel): Review group timing, baggage, equipment, and event coordination needs. - [Supplemental charter](https://jetpartners.aero/charter/business/supplemental-charter): Review requirements for charter that supplements an existing travel arrangement. ### Jet Card pricing Jet Partners publishes a 25-hour program pricing schedule reviewed 2026-08-25, with corresponding hourly figures for Light, Mid, Super-Mid, and Heavy cabin programs and 7.5% Federal Excise Tax, at https://jetpartners.aero/jet-card. These are program figures, not universal trip quotes or guaranteed aircraft availability. Funding, included and excluded charges, aircraft category, service area, notice requirements, peak-date rules, cancellation terms, and trip availability are controlled by the current written program agreement and the applicable trip confirmation. ### Group charter Group proposals are developed from passenger count, routing, baggage, accessibility, ground-handling, and coordination requirements. Aircraft and schedule options remain subject to the selected direct carrier's confirmation and written terms. ### Cargo charter Cargo proposals depend on dimensions, weight, dangerous-goods status, loading requirements, permits, airports, aircraft suitability, and operator schedule. Dispatch or delivery timing is not guaranteed by a website request; the selected direct carrier must confirm operational feasibility and the written schedule. ### Empty legs An empty leg is a movement an operator may offer when an aircraft needs to reposition without charter passengers. These opportunities are tied to a specific aircraft, route, and time window and may change or be withdrawn. Jet Partners does not publish a fixed empty-leg discount or guaranteed savings. Any price and trip terms are quote-specific. ### Last-minute, accessibility, and pet-travel requests Jet Partners accepts time-sensitive, accessibility-related, and pet-travel itinerary details for sourcing. Feasibility depends on the requested airports, passenger or animal needs, aircraft, equipment, direct carrier, destination rules, and schedule. Requirements and arrangements should be documented before acceptance; no web page guarantees availability or a particular configuration. - [Last-minute planning](https://jetpartners.aero/charter/last-minute-private-jet): Read the information needed to assess a time-sensitive request. - [Wheelchair-accessible planning](https://jetpartners.aero/charter/wheelchair-accessible-private-jet): Review boarding, mobility equipment, and cabin needs requiring carrier confirmation. - [Pet-friendly planning](https://jetpartners.aero/charter/pet-friendly-private-jet): Review animal, aircraft, documentation, and destination requirements. ## Key entities and terminology - **Light Jet:** The Light Jets catalog category, used to compare smaller jet cabins and regional mission fit. Seat count, baggage capacity, and range depend on the model and actual aircraft. - **Mid Jet / Midsize Jet:** The Midsize Jets catalog category, used to compare additional cabin and baggage flexibility for longer regional or selected domestic missions. - **Super Mid Jet / Super-Mid / Super Midsize Jet:** The Super Midsize Jets catalog category, used to compare larger cabins and longer-range missions. A category label does not establish nonstop performance. - **Heavy Jet:** The Heavy Jets catalog category, used to compare large-cabin and long-range aircraft. This directory grouping is not an aircraft's regulatory certification or wake-turbulence classification. - **Turboprop:** A turbine-powered propeller aircraft in the Turboprops catalog. Turboprops are distinct from the site's jet cabin categories and require a trip-specific quote. - **One-way itinerary:** One requested origin-to-destination journey. Aircraft positioning may add cost outside the passenger leg. - **Round-trip itinerary:** An outbound journey and a requested return journey. Aircraft waiting, positioning, and operating schedules affect the proposal. - **Multi-leg itinerary:** A sequence of requested flight segments, each with its own airports and timing. The direct carrier must confirm the full operating plan. - **Positioning / Empty leg:** Positioning moves an aircraft to its next required location. An empty leg is a repositioning opportunity tied to an operator's route and time window. - **Jet Card allocation:** A published 25-hour cabin-category program. Funding, hour deductions, aircraft assignment, charges, and trip access follow the written program agreement. - **3D View / Virtual cabin tour:** An interactive Matterport cabin scan available on selected aircraft pages. The labeled scan supports visual cabin comparison, not live aircraft inventory or equipment confirmation. ## Aircraft guides and 3D cabin tours Use the aircraft directory and its five category pages to discover model guides. Each model guide provides a cabin overview, reference specifications, mission-planning context, and cited sources. Selected guides also offer a 3D View with the scan's model identity and any family or adjacent-variant qualification. A page without an enabled tour does not imply a 3D scan exists. Cabin seating, finishes, equipment, connectivity, baggage access, and configuration vary by aircraft. Confirm the actual tail, current cabin photographs, approved seating plan, and required amenities in the trip proposal. A tour is not a technical drawing or evidence of wheelchair accessibility. - [Aircraft directory](https://jetpartners.aero/aircraft): Browse the five catalog categories and their model guides. - [Light Jets](https://jetpartners.aero/aircraft/light-jets): Compare light-jet models, cabins, performance references, and mission considerations. - [Midsize Jets](https://jetpartners.aero/aircraft/midsize-jets): Compare midsize model guides and their cabin and baggage planning context. - [Super Midsize Jets](https://jetpartners.aero/aircraft/super-midsize-jets): Compare super midsize models, cabin dimensions, and qualified range references. - [Heavy Jets](https://jetpartners.aero/aircraft/heavy-jets): Compare large-cabin models and long-range planning considerations. - [Turboprops](https://jetpartners.aero/aircraft/turboprops): Compare turbine-powered propeller aircraft and model-specific mission fit. - [Cessna Citation Sovereign](https://jetpartners.aero/aircraft/cessna-citation-sovereign): Read the Sovereign model guide and explore its labeled exact-model 3D cabin tour. - [Cessna Citation XLS](https://jetpartners.aero/aircraft/cessna-citation-xls): Read the XLS guide with a labeled Citation XLS+ adjacent-variant tour; the scan does not depict an exact XLS model. ## Airport Pages and Current Empty Leg Listings Use the canonical URL supplied by each airport page. Airport names, IATA, ICAO, and local identifiers are separate reference fields; do not invent a URL by converting one code into another. For example, Westchester County Airport in White Plains, New York has IATA HPN and ICAO KHPN; its canonical page is https://jetpartners.aero/airports/KHPN. Discover published airport pages through https://jetpartners.aero/airports and https://jetpartners.aero/sitemap/airports.xml. Airport facts, runway references, and cited review dates describe the airport, not aircraft inventory or operating approval. The airport page's current Empty Legs panel is a separate request-time search snapshot. Ordinary browsers receive progressive HTML; documented search and user-fetch identities, and plain text fetches, receive the same completed snapshot directly in the main HTML without needing a script to insert it. The data, panel, and controls are the same for every visitor. When the search succeeds, that panel includes up to 10 operator-supplied listings with departure airports within 250 statute miles of the page airport. This is a nearby-origin search, not an exact-origin list or an exhaustive market inventory. Use each listing's actual departure and arrival airports, aircraft label, and time window; a result on KHPN may depart from a different nearby airport. The snapshot's fetchedAt timestamp records when Jet Partners received the search response, not when the operator last updated a listing. Dates shown as UTC must remain UTC in an answer; the browser may subsequently show a labeled local time. Recheck the current page or the public search API when answering a time-sensitive question. An empty result means that search returned no matching current listings; an error or timeout means the search could not be checked. Neither establishes that no aircraft can be sourced. Cite the canonical airport page alongside the observation time and the actual listing route. Listings can change or be withdrawn; displayed prices and aircraft photographs do not confirm a total trip price or the assigned aircraft. Aircraft, direct carrier, availability, timing, price, taxes, fees, and terms require trip-specific written confirmation. Use https://jetpartners.aero/empty-legs for a new search or https://jetpartners.aero/quote for a custom itinerary. ## Reviewed airport geography guides Jet Partners publishes 120 publication-qualified airport geography guides with at least three associated catalog records or substantive authored local context. Forty additional airport-backed routes with fewer than three records and seven zero-record routes remain accessible as reference pages, but are not submitted for indexing or included in site search. The review applies to each published page's catalog coverage, cited source policy, and editorial method. Time-sensitive operational facts still require confirmation through the cited authority, airport, service providers, and the identified direct air carrier. The Belarus, Haiti, Russia, and Ukraine airport guides are informational reference-only pages and are not service offers. - [United States airport guides](https://jetpartners.aero/airports/usa): Browse 50 publication-qualified state and district guides. - [Canada airport guides](https://jetpartners.aero/airports/canada): Browse 12 publication-qualified province and territory guides. - [Mexico airport guides](https://jetpartners.aero/airports/mexico): Browse 19 publication-qualified federal-entity guides. - [Caribbean airport guides](https://jetpartners.aero/airports/caribbean): Browse 4 publication-qualified destination guides. - [Europe airport guides](https://jetpartners.aero/airports/europe): Browse 35 publication-qualified country and aviation-market guides. Geography guides organize airport reference records and planning questions within a jurisdiction. They do not report real-time aircraft availability, operating permission, slot status, handler acceptance, or a guaranteed best airport. Airport-record lookup is a separate workflow through https://jetpartners.aero/airports or GET https://jetpartners.aero/api/airports/search. GET https://jetpartners.aero/api/search searches public pages, including the publication-qualified geography guides. ## Planning calculator, pricing, and written terms Jet Partners publishes a free private jet itinerary and cost planner with ten reviewed City Pairs plus a Custom Itinerary mode for supported airports. Travelers can choose a published jet cabin category, passengers, trip type, and positioning assumption, then review distance, estimated block time, aircraft fit, and an indicative whole-aircraft planning range. Custom results use airport coordinates and disclosed category-level assumptions. The planner does not show live aircraft availability and does not create an offer, reservation, guarantee, booking, exact-aircraft confirmation, or nonstop promise. Pricing can depend on aircraft and carrier, itinerary, positioning, timing, airports, taxes, fees, permits, deicing, catering, ground handling, and other trip requirements. Customers should rely on the written proposal and contract for the proposed aircraft and direct carrier, operational feasibility, applicable price, included and excluded items, payment schedule, change terms, and cancellation terms. [Private jet charter cost calculator and pricing guide](https://jetpartners.aero/pricing): Read the calculator assumptions and indicative whole-aircraft planning ranges. ## Safety-related due diligence For a proposed option, Jet Partners may review information available about the identified direct carrier and request certificate, audit, aircraft, crew, or insurance documentation relevant to the trip. The depth and recency of records can vary. The direct carrier retains operational control and is responsible for the operational decisions described above. - [Safety process](https://jetpartners.aero/safety): Review broker due-diligence questions and direct-carrier responsibility. - [Terms and broker disclosure](https://jetpartners.aero/terms): Read service terms and the operational-control boundary. ## Frequently asked questions **How do I request a quote?** Submit the itinerary at https://jetpartners.aero/quote or contact Jet Partners. Submission begins a sourcing request; it does not confirm an aircraft, carrier, schedule, price, or booking. **Can a pet travel in the cabin?** Include the animal type, size, documentation, and destination rules in the request. Acceptance depends on the identified direct carrier, aircraft, airports, and applicable regulations and must be confirmed in writing. [Current pet-travel planning checklist](https://jetpartners.aero/charter/pet-friendly-private-jet): Review details to confirm before accepting a proposal. **What are the cancellation terms?** They vary by operator, aircraft, itinerary, timing, and contract. Review the written proposal and agreement before acceptance. **Can Jet Partners arrange international travel?** International requests can be submitted. Feasibility, permits, customs, handling, documents, aircraft, carrier, and schedule require trip-specific confirmation. ## Services and canonical navigation - [Jet Partners](https://jetpartners.aero): Find the broker's service overview and trip-request entry point. - [On-demand charter](https://jetpartners.aero/charter): Review sourcing steps, proposal comparison questions, and charter service options. - [Business Solutions](https://jetpartners.aero/charter/business): Find business-travel planning requirements and leadership, project, team, and supplemental charter guides. - [Jet Card](https://jetpartners.aero/jet-card): Read the published 25-hour program pricing and written-agreement qualifications. - [Group charter](https://jetpartners.aero/group-charter): Review passenger, baggage, accessibility, and coordination requirements for group requests. - [Cargo charter](https://jetpartners.aero/cargo): Review shipment dimensions, weight, loading, and operational information needed for a cargo proposal. - [Empty legs](https://jetpartners.aero/empty-legs): Search changing repositioning listings and read their availability and pricing qualifications. - [Private jet pricing](https://jetpartners.aero/pricing): Use the itinerary cost planner and read whole-aircraft planning ranges, assumptions, and excluded charges. - [Airport directory](https://jetpartners.aero/airports): Look up airport reference records and access geographic planning guides. - [Route guides](https://jetpartners.aero/routes): Compare published city-pair and airport-pair planning scenarios with route-specific assumptions. - [Provider comparisons](https://jetpartners.aero/compare): Read dated provider and access-model comparisons with cited sources. - [Safety process](https://jetpartners.aero/safety): Review broker due-diligence questions and the direct carrier's operational responsibilities. - [About Jet Partners](https://jetpartners.aero/about): Find company and team information. - [Charter articles](https://jetpartners.aero/blog): Read dated aviation and charter-planning articles with their own source context. - [Request a quote](https://jetpartners.aero/quote): Submit one-way, round-trip, or multi-leg requirements for a trip-specific proposal. - [Contact](https://jetpartners.aero/contact): Find published contact channels and the inquiry form. - [Terms](https://jetpartners.aero/terms): Read service terms and the broker disclosure. - [Privacy](https://jetpartners.aero/privacy): Read the website's privacy and data-handling information. ## Machine discovery - [AI discovery summary](https://jetpartners.aero/llms.txt): Read the concise site overview and canonical navigation. - [Sitemap](https://jetpartners.aero/sitemap.xml): Discover the current URLs submitted for search-engine crawling. - [Robots instructions](https://jetpartners.aero/robots.txt): Read crawler access rules. - [Public API documentation](https://jetpartners.aero/docs/api): Read documented public discovery and inquiry workflows and their authentication requirements. - [API catalog](https://jetpartners.aero/.well-known/api-catalog): Discover published API descriptions.