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Date
14th November 2026
Passengers
7 pax
Charter Price
$1,935
Duration
44m
Aircraft
Pilatus PC 12 NG
Fly by private aircraft from Houston West (KIWS) to Austin (KAUS), a short and scenic hop between two of Texas's most appealing cities. Departing from Houston's western edge avoids the congestion of the larger airports, and within a short time you will be over the rolling Hill Country approaches to the capital. In mid-November, Austin enjoys cool, clear autumn weather that is perfect for its live music, food trucks and lakeside trails.
This empty leg charter is operated on a Pilatus PC-12 NG, a single-engine turboprop respected worldwide for its versatility, comfort and superb safety record. Up to seven passengers can relax in a quiet, well-appointed cabin with club seating and generous luggage space, while the aircraft's agility allows direct access to convenient airfields. It delivers much of the experience of a private jet, with an excellent, efficient ride on shorter sectors.
As an empty leg, this flight is a repositioning sector on 14 November, so you can charter the aircraft at a considerable advantage over a standard one-way booking. It is a smart, flexible way to travel between Houston and Austin, avoiding highway traffic and airline schedules entirely. With one departure on offer, early enquiry is recommended.
Date
14th November 2026
Passengers
7 pax
Charter Price
$1,935
Duration
44m
Aircraft
Pilatus PC 12 NG
Fly by private aircraft from Houston West (KIWS) to Austin (KAUS), a short and scenic hop between two of Texas's most appealing cities. Departing from Houston's western edge avoids the congestion of the larger airports, and within a short time you will be over the rolling Hill Country approaches to the capital. In mid-November, Austin enjoys cool, clear autumn weather that is perfect for its live music, food trucks and lakeside trails.
This empty leg charter is operated on a Pilatus PC-12 NG, a single-engine turboprop respected worldwide for its versatility, comfort and superb safety record. Up to seven passengers can relax in a quiet, well-appointed cabin with club seating and generous luggage space, while the aircraft's agility allows direct access to convenient airfields. It delivers much of the experience of a private jet, with an excellent, efficient ride on shorter sectors.
As an empty leg, this flight is a repositioning sector on 14 November, so you can charter the aircraft at a considerable advantage over a standard one-way booking. It is a smart, flexible way to travel between Houston and Austin, avoiding highway traffic and airline schedules entirely. With one departure on offer, early enquiry is recommended.
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