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Departed
27th July 2026
Passengers
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Last listed
Price on request
Duration
1h 4m
Aircraft
Private Jet
This empty leg charter connects Boston with Kingston, Ontario, carrying passengers north across the border into the heart of the Thousand Islands region. Kingston sits where Lake Ontario meets the St Lawrence River, a historic city known for its limestone architecture, waterfront and easy access to island-hopping cruises and summer sailing. Departing Boston during peak summer vacation season, this route offers a refreshing lakeside alternative to the usual New England coastal crowds. It is a route built for travellers seeking cooler waters and quieter shores.
Flying this sector is a private jet configured for six passengers, well suited to couples, families or small groups travelling together. The cabin offers a relaxed, private environment for the crossing into Canada, with comfortable seating and smooth handling appropriate for a regional flight of this distance. Onboard, passengers can settle in for a short, scenic hop that trades airport queues and connections for a direct, unhurried departure and arrival.
Because this is an empty leg, the aircraft is already flying this Boston to Kingston sector, presenting travellers with a rare chance to charter a private jet along the Thousand Islands corridor without the expense of a dedicated positioning flight. It is an efficient, appealing way to reach one of Ontario's most attractive summer waterfront destinations.
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Departed
27th July 2026
Passengers
—
Last listed
Price on request
Duration
1h 4m
Aircraft
Private Jet
This empty leg charter connects Boston with Kingston, Ontario, carrying passengers north across the border into the heart of the Thousand Islands region. Kingston sits where Lake Ontario meets the St Lawrence River, a historic city known for its limestone architecture, waterfront and easy access to island-hopping cruises and summer sailing. Departing Boston during peak summer vacation season, this route offers a refreshing lakeside alternative to the usual New England coastal crowds. It is a route built for travellers seeking cooler waters and quieter shores.
Flying this sector is a private jet configured for six passengers, well suited to couples, families or small groups travelling together. The cabin offers a relaxed, private environment for the crossing into Canada, with comfortable seating and smooth handling appropriate for a regional flight of this distance. Onboard, passengers can settle in for a short, scenic hop that trades airport queues and connections for a direct, unhurried departure and arrival.
Because this is an empty leg, the aircraft is already flying this Boston to Kingston sector, presenting travellers with a rare chance to charter a private jet along the Thousand Islands corridor without the expense of a dedicated positioning flight. It is an efficient, appealing way to reach one of Ontario's most attractive summer waterfront destinations.
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The private jet empty leg listed here flew on 27th July 2026. Empty legs on this route are listed from time to time, so here is what is open now, and you can ask us to email you when the next one appears.
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