Empty leg Paris ↔ Geneva
View the empty legs listed between Paris and Geneva, in both directions, at a reduced fare.
An empty leg is a repositioning flight operated without passengers, which the airline may choose to make available for booking. When such an offer is available between Paris and Geneva, you’ll find the date, airports, aircraft type, number of seats and price listed here. These offers are published as and when required by the airlines, sometimes just a few days before departure.
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Distances and journey times are provided for guidance only. The airport, flight time and timetables depend on the published offer and operational conditions.
In Paris, Paris-Le Bourget is the main hub for business aviation, ahead of Charles de Gaulle and Orly. In Switzerland, Geneva Airport has facilities dedicated to private flights, with access from both the French and Swiss sides. The selected airport is specified on each quote.
The Paris–Geneva route connects two major European economic hubs: finance, trade and international organisations. The service is suitable for everything from a one-day business meeting to a personal trip. A charter flight, however, requires the date and time to be set by the airline.
Geneva also serves as a gateway to the Alpine resorts, which makes the winter season busier. However, heavy traffic is no guarantee: a flight will only be offered if an actual repositioning flight is scheduled on that route.
In business aviation, a jet does not necessarily remain in the city where it drops off its passengers. It may need to return to its base, another airport or the departure point for its next flight. When it makes this journey without passengers, it is known as an empty leg.
Unlike a traditional charter, the route, date and timetable of an empty leg are already set by the airline. Passengers therefore book an existing flight, with less flexibility. The price is consequently lower than that of a bespoke charter. MarketJet brings together the offers published by its partner airlines so that they can all be viewed in one place.
A flight may become available between Paris and Geneva when an aircraft needs to reach one of the two cities before its next assignment, or to depart from there after dropping off passengers. As the distance is short, the repositioning flight represents a cost that the airline may choose to pass on. There is nothing to suggest that this scenario occurs on a regular basis: each offer is independent of the previous one.
The flights offered on MarketJet are operated by certified airlines. MarketJet connects travellers with these airlines and centralises their repositioning offers; MarketJet does not operate any aircraft.
Approximately 55 mins for the 410 km between Le Bourget and Geneva Airport. This is an estimated journey time; please check the flight details for confirmation.
Switzerland is not part of the European Union: a valid identity document is required, and the airline will inform you of the relevant formalities before your flight.
Geneva Airport is a common arrival point for travellers heading to the Alps. You are responsible for arranging the rest of your journey: MarketJet only sells the flight.
Each route is advertised separately. An ‘empty leg’ is a one-way flight: the fact that there is a flight available in one direction does not necessarily mean there is one in the other, nor on a date that suits you.
On an empty leg, the price shown is for the flight itself, subject to the number of seats indicated in the offer; passenger taxes are added to this depending on the number of passengers. Shared flights, on the other hand, are booked on a seat-by-seat basis.
This is because no airline has published any repositioning flights on this route at the moment. Offers appear according to the airlines’ needs and are withdrawn as soon as they are booked: the alert remains the most reliable way to be notified.