About us
About JetPriceCheck
JetPriceCheck is a private jet charter broker. We publish the data a charter client needs to plan a trip — flight times, suitable aircraft, airports and estimated costs — and arrange the flight itself with independent licensed operators.
What we do
Charter pricing is opaque. Most sites ask for your details before telling you anything. We do it the other way round: every route, airport and aircraft page shows the numbers first, so you arrive at a quote request already knowing what a trip involves and roughly what it costs.
When you are ready to fly, you send a request. We take the brief, ask operators whose aircraft suit the trip for firm quotes, and set out the options and their trade-offs so you can choose.
- 104 charter corridors with flight times, suitable aircraft and estimated prices
- 151 airports across 112 cities, with runways, customs and ground transfers
- 29 aircraft models in 7 categories, with published range and cabin figures
A broker, not an operator
JetPriceCheck does not own or operate aircraft. Every flight we arrange is operated by an independent operator that holds the air operator certificate for that aircraft and is responsible for its safety and crew. We tell you which operator and aircraft a quote is for before you accept it.
Using the site, its estimates and its tools is free, and a quote request commits you to nothing. Nothing is booked until you accept a firm quote from a named operator.
Where our numbers come from
Every record on the site names its source and carries a verification status. The main sources:
| Airports and runways | OurAirports, with customs status from the FAA Chart Supplement for US airports and national AIPs or airport operators elsewhere |
|---|---|
| Cities and time zones | GeoNames and the timezone-boundary-builder project |
| Aircraft specifications | Manufacturer pages and brochures; where a manufacturer is silent, named third-party specification pages |
| Charter rate bands | The median of hourly rates published in four broker rate guides, reviewed as a market snapshot |
| Drive times | OSRM routing on OpenStreetMap data |
| Climate | Monthly averages from Open-Meteo's historical weather data |
| Live weather | NOAA Aviation Weather Center METAR reports |
| Exchange rates | European Central Bank reference rates |
Price estimates use pricing model market-2026-09. How flight times, range checks and prices are calculated is set out in full on our methodology page.
Editorial standards
- Estimates are labelled. A price on this site is an estimate unless it is marked as a live quote. Estimates never appear as bookable offers.
- No paid rankings. We don't call airports, aircraft or operators "best", and no operator pays to be listed or placed.
- Missing data stays missing. Where no source states a figure, the page says so rather than guessing.
- Sources are named. Pages cite the regulators, airport operators, manufacturers and organisers behind their facts.
- Corrections. If something is wrong, tell us through the contact page (choose "A correction to one of our pages") and we will fix it.
Who writes the pages
Pages are written and maintained by our editorial desk under the pen name Oliver Hartley. The profile explains how the desk researches, checks and updates what you read.
Get in touch
For a trip, the quote form is the fastest route. For anything else, contact us or email [email protected].