Private Jet Deals / New York to Miami
Private Jet: New York to Miami
A one-way charter between New York and Miami runs roughly $15,500 to $26,500 depending on the aircraft. It is also the densest empty-leg corridor in the country: jets reposition between Teterboro and the South Florida airports almost daily, heaviest in winter, and the legs that fly back without passengers sell for 50 to 75 percent under that charter figure.
Indicative one-way charter cost
$15,500 – $26,500
Our estimate for a one-way charter on this route, based on indicative 2026 hourly rates for the aircraft that typically fly it. An empty leg on the same corridor lands 50–75% below this. The final price and aircraft come from Villiers Jets when you enquire.
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Carrington Jets is an independent advisory, not an air carrier. Flights are arranged by Villiers Jets and operated by licensed carriers. We earn a commission on completed bookings. Struck-through charter prices are our own estimates based on typical hourly rates for the aircraft category and flight time, not operator quotes.
When the corridor flies
The corridor runs hardest from November through April, when New York winters in Palm Beach and Miami. Southbound legs cluster on Thursday and Friday, northbound on Sunday and Monday. Summer thins out but never empties, since the aircraft still have to get home.
Both ends of the route
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