Empty Leg Flights from Vienna to Lviv

Looking for great deals on empty leg flights from Vienna to Lviv Take advantage of private jet savings with one-way or return empty leg flights. Whether you're departing from Vienna (VIE) to Lviv (LWO) or planning your journey back, book your next flight today and enjoy a luxurious, cost-effective travel experience.

From:
Vienna (VIE)
To:
Lviv (LWO)
Departure date:
24.06.2025
Aircraft:
Global 5000
Capacity:
13
$4,250
Distance between VIE - LWO:
361 mi (581 km)
Estimated flight duration:
0 hours : 38 minutes
Cost per person:
$326.9
Cost per hour:
$6597.59
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From:
Vienna (VIE)
To:
Lviv (LWO)
Departure date:
02.07.2025
Aircraft:
Global Express
Capacity:
13
$4,359
Distance between VIE - LWO:
361 mi (581 km)
Estimated flight duration:
0 hours : 38 minutes
Cost per person:
$335.28
Cost per hour:
$6766.73
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From:
Vienna (VIE)
To:
Lviv (LWO)
Departure date:
10.07.2025
Aircraft:
Citation CJ4
Capacity:
10
$1,917
Distance between VIE - LWO:
361 mi (581 km)
Estimated flight duration:
0 hours : 41 minutes
Cost per person:
$191.74
Cost per hour:
$2755.69
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From:
Vienna (VIE)
To:
Lviv (LWO)
Departure date:
18.07.2025
Aircraft:
Hawker 1000
Capacity:
14
$4,086
Distance between VIE - LWO:
361 mi (581 km)
Estimated flight duration:
0 hours : 46 minutes
Cost per person:
$291.82
Cost per hour:
$5252.83
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From:
Vienna (VIE)
To:
Lviv (LWO)
Departure date:
26.07.2025
Aircraft:
Sabreliner 60
Capacity:
7
$2,623
Distance between VIE - LWO:
361 mi (581 km)
Estimated flight duration:
0 hours : 43 minutes
Cost per person:
$374.71
Cost per hour:
$3611.7
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What Are Empty Leg Flights?

Empty leg flights are one-way private jet charters that take place when an aircraft has already completed a journey and must return to its home base empty, regardless of the time of day. These flights are often significantly cheaper than regular private jet charters because they do not generate revenue through passenger fares.

Benefits of Empty Leg Flights from Vienna to Lviv

Traveling on an empty leg flight from Vienna to Lviv offers several benefits, including significant cost savings (up to 75% off regular charter prices), flexibility in scheduling, and unique travel opportunities. With empty leg flights, passengers can enjoy a more personalized travel experience without the high costs typically associated with private jet charters.

How to Find Empty Leg Flights

To find an empty leg flight from Vienna to Lviv, consider using charter brokers or online platforms that specialize in private aviation. Booking in advance can also increase the chances of finding available empty leg flights. Be prepared to act quickly when a suitable opportunity arises, as these flights are often available on short notice.

Popular Routes

Some popular routes from Vienna to Lviv that may have empty leg flights available include:

  • VIE (Vienna International Airport) to LWO (Lviv Danylo Halytskyi International Airport)

Airports and Terminals

The main airports or private jet terminals in Vienna and Lviv that handle empty leg flights are:

  • VIE: Vienna International Airport (private jet terminal)
  • LWO: Lviv Danylo Halytskyi International Airport (private jet terminal)

Frequently Asked Questions

Are empty leg flights always available?

Empty leg flight availability depends on the aircraft's schedule and demand. While there is no guarantee, using a charter broker or online platform can increase the chances of finding an available flight.

Can I choose the exact departure time?

No, departure times for empty leg flights are fixed based on the aircraft's original schedule. Passengers must be flexible and willing to accommodate the predetermined departure time.

How much can I save with empty leg flights?

Empty leg flights often offer significant cost savings, typically ranging from 50% to 75% off regular charter prices. This discount is due to the lack of revenue generated through passenger fares and the need for the aircraft to return to its home base empty.