Empty leg flights from Denver
48 empty legs are departing Denver right now and 42 flights are arriving, listed by the operators flying them and refreshed through the day. Today's legs use Centennial Airport (APA), Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (BJC) and Denver International Airport (DEN). Every price is an estimated total; the exact total is confirmed with you before you sign.
Departing Denver
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Arriving in Denver
Legs ending in Denver, soonest first.
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Empty leg routes from Denver
Empty leg routes to Denver
How empty legs from Denver work
An empty leg is a repositioning flight. A jet that dropped its passengers in Denver has to fly back to base, or fly out to its next job, and the operator would rather sell the seats than fly the cabin empty. That is why the price is a fraction of a normal charter for the same aircraft, same crew, same operator.
The route and the date are set by the aircraft's schedule, not yours. A listing that shows a date with no time means the operator has not fixed the departure yet; you settle it with them when you request. Legs appear anywhere from weeks to a day ahead and can be withdrawn when the operator's plans change.
UpLeg lists these legs free of charge. You request one, we confirm your exact total with the operator before you sign, and you pay the operator directly. There is no membership and no card on file.
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