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Date
5th November 2026
Passengers
7 pax
Charter Price
$2,795
Duration
1h 0m
Aircraft
Pilatus PC 12 NG
Departing Port Isabel (KPIL) on 5 November, this private jet empty leg charter flies the length of the Texas coast to Houston (KIWS). Port Isabel sits at the southern tip of Texas beside South Padre Island, a place of shrimp boats, lighthouses and long sandy beaches. The flight replaces a long drive of many hours with a scenic trip along the Gulf shoreline. Late autumn brings cooler, clearer days to the coast, and Houston's cultural calendar is in full swing as the year draws to a close.
The Pilatus PC-12 NG is a single-engine turboprop with a reputation for versatility, comfort and outstanding reliability. Its spacious cabin accommodates up to seven passengers in executive leather seating, with generous baggage space and a calm, well-lit interior. Turboprops excel on shorter sectors, flying at lower altitudes that make the Texas coastline easy to enjoy from the window. It can also use shorter runways, giving access to airfields that larger jets cannot.
This empty leg is a repositioning flight, so the aircraft is already scheduled to make the journey and seats are available on a one-way charter basis. It is a rare opportunity to travel privately along the coast on your own timetable, avoiding the long road journey. With a single departure available, early enquiries are recommended.
Date
5th November 2026
Passengers
7 pax
Charter Price
$2,795
Duration
1h 0m
Aircraft
Pilatus PC 12 NG
Departing Port Isabel (KPIL) on 5 November, this private jet empty leg charter flies the length of the Texas coast to Houston (KIWS). Port Isabel sits at the southern tip of Texas beside South Padre Island, a place of shrimp boats, lighthouses and long sandy beaches. The flight replaces a long drive of many hours with a scenic trip along the Gulf shoreline. Late autumn brings cooler, clearer days to the coast, and Houston's cultural calendar is in full swing as the year draws to a close.
The Pilatus PC-12 NG is a single-engine turboprop with a reputation for versatility, comfort and outstanding reliability. Its spacious cabin accommodates up to seven passengers in executive leather seating, with generous baggage space and a calm, well-lit interior. Turboprops excel on shorter sectors, flying at lower altitudes that make the Texas coastline easy to enjoy from the window. It can also use shorter runways, giving access to airfields that larger jets cannot.
This empty leg is a repositioning flight, so the aircraft is already scheduled to make the journey and seats are available on a one-way charter basis. It is a rare opportunity to travel privately along the coast on your own timetable, avoiding the long road journey. With a single departure available, early enquiries are recommended.
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Empty leg flights have fixed departure times and destinations since they are repositioning flights. However, we have access to thousands of empty legs across the globe, so there is often flexibility in finding a flight that matches your schedule.
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