About Villiers Jets
Villiers Jets is a London-based private jet charter broker founded in 2013 by Edward Reid. The company doesn't own aircraft itself. Instead, it connects clients with over 10,000 aircraft from third-party operators worldwide, covering more than 40,000 destinations.
The idea behind Villiers is simple: the private jet market is fragmented and hard to navigate, so they act as a single point of access. You tell them where you want to go, and their system searches across thousands of operators to find you the best price and aircraft match.
How Villiers works
You can book through their website or by contacting their team directly. The process goes like this:
- Enter your route, date, passenger count, and any special requirements
- Villiers searches across their operator network using AI-powered matching
- You receive quotes from multiple operators with different aircraft options
- Pick the one that works and confirm your booking
- Pay via credit card, bank transfer, or Bitcoin
Their team is available 24/7 and they handle all the coordination with the operator on your behalf.
What Villiers offers
On-demand charter flights, both one-way and round-trip. They also offer multi-leg itineraries for more complex trips.
Shared flights let you split the cost of a charter with other travelers headed the same direction. This can bring private jet prices down by up to 75%.
Empty leg deals are a big part of their offering. They maintain one of the larger empty leg databases in the industry, with new deals appearing daily.
They also accept Bitcoin payments, which is unusual in the charter space.
Service area
Global coverage across 40,000+ destinations. They're strongest in Europe and North America but can arrange flights virtually anywhere with an airstrip.
Who Villiers is best for
First-time private flyers who want help navigating the market. Price-conscious travelers looking to compare across multiple operators. People interested in empty legs and shared flights to reduce costs. International travelers who need global coverage.
