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Empty Leg Flights from St. Louis
Spirit of St. Louis (SUS), St. Louis Downtown (CPS), Lambert (STL)
Spirit of St. Louis in Chesterfield is where the metro's corporate fleet actually lives, and its aircraft reposition constantly to Chicago, the coasts, and Florida, which is where St. Louis empty legs come from.
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Where St. Louis empty legs appear
- St. Louis ↔ Chicago, the short Midwest shuttle
- St. Louis ↔ New York and the East Coast on corporate legs
- St. Louis ↔ Florida (Naples, Palm Beach) in winter
- St. Louis → the Colorado ski airports in season
Seasonal supply pattern
Winter sends aircraft south to Florida and west to the ski valleys, and the return flow leaves northbound empties into spring. Midweek corporate repositioning to Chicago and the East Coast holds steady the rest of the year.
St. Louis empty leg FAQ
How do I find empty leg flights from St. Louis?
Empty-leg availability from St. Louis (Spirit of St. Louis (SUS), St. Louis Downtown (CPS), Lambert (STL)) changes by the hour and can't be reliably listed in advance. The practical approach is to set alerts for your St. Louis corridors and be ready to book quickly, join the alert list and we'll notify you when a matching leg opens.
Which routes have the most empty legs from St. Louis?
From St. Louis, empty legs most commonly appear on: St. Louis ↔ Chicago, the short Midwest shuttle; St. Louis ↔ New York and the East Coast on corporate legs; St. Louis ↔ Florida (Naples, Palm Beach) in winter. Winter sends aircraft south to Florida and west to the ski valleys, and the return flow leaves northbound empties into spring. Midweek corporate repositioning to Chicago and the East Coast holds steady the rest of the year.
When is the best time for empty legs from St. Louis?
Winter sends aircraft south to Florida and west to the ski valleys, and the return flow leaves northbound empties into spring. Midweek corporate repositioning to Chicago and the East Coast holds steady the rest of the year.