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From approximately $5,000 for a short turboprop flight to the Bahamas, up to $200,000+ for ultra-long-range transatlantic flights. The most common domestic routes — Miami to New York or Los Angeles — typically run $55,000–$130,000 in a midsize to heavy jet.

No. Centurion Jets is a pure on-demand charter broker — no membership fees, no jet cards, no subscriptions. You pay only for the flights you book, with full transparency.

An empty leg is a repositioning flight that would otherwise fly empty — and Miami is one of the most active empty leg markets in the US, where you can save 50–75% versus a standard charter.

Opa Locka Executive (OPF) for most departures — Miami's dedicated private aviation hub — plus Fort Lauderdale Executive (FXE), Miami International (MIA) for international, and Palm Beach (PBI) for the northern corridor.

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