Yond Private Jet Price Index
One number for what flying private costs this week. Every week the Yond pricing engine prices the same 250 one-way routes on every aircraft class, and the index follows how those prices move.
The series starts on 2026-11-11; weekly changes appear from the next update.
Prices by aircraft class
Median one-way estimate across the 250 routes for each class (two passengers, about six weeks out, taxes and fees included), and the class index.
| Aircraft class | Median one way | Index | Last week | Last 4 weeks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Very light jet | $11,300 | 100 | — | — |
| Turboprop | $9,150 | 100 | — | — |
| Light jet | $12,800 | 100 | — | — |
| Midsize jet | $17,350 | 100 | — | — |
| Super-midsize jet | $23,250 | 100 | — | — |
| Large jet | $25,800 | 100 | — | — |
| Ultra-long-range jet | $31,850 | 100 | — | — |
| Bizliner | $45,950 | 100 | — | — |
The busiest corridors this week
- New York → Miami from $10,800
- New York → Palm Beach from $11,000
- New York → Los Angeles from $41,800
- New York → Boston from $4,800
- Los Angeles → Las Vegas from $5,300
- Los Angeles → Aspen from $8,100
- Los Angeles → Los Cabos from $11,500
- Chicago → Miami from $11,900
- New York → London from $77,100
- London → Nice from $12,900
- London → Paris from $7,400
- São Paulo → Rio de Janeiro from $5,500
Method
Each week the engine prices 250 route directions on every aircraft class able to fly them, for two passengers, about six weeks out, on a date with no holiday premium. The index moves by the geometric mean of the week-on-week price changes over every route and class priced both weeks, chained from 100 at the start of the series.
What moves it: fuel prices, airport and navigation charges, currency, and where the fleet is parked — an aircraft repositioning closer to demand lowers the price of the trips around it.
What does not: a week in which our pricing model changed carries no change, so a model update is never reported as a market move; routes or classes joining or leaving the set do not move it either.
Using the index
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