Book a Private Jet: Lukinski Launches Charter Brokerage for Clients and Investors
Lukinski is expanding its range of services with a new offering: private jet charter brokerage through PrivatJet One, our new sister project. Whether you view properties nationwide, attend investor meetings, or simply want to travel flexibly without waiting times, you can now request a charter flight directly through us. This article covers the process, the available jet classes, and entry-level pricing.
What is the new service and how does the brokerage work?

Simply submit a non-binding request through PrivatJet One, and we match it against the operator network. You receive transparent offers from several charter operators instead of being tied to a single fleet.
PrivatJet One compares charter offers by jet class, route and price, making the otherwise opaque pricing of the business aviation market easy to understand.

How a request works
The whole process is deliberately lean and usually completed within a few hours:
- Submit a request: route, date, number of passengers and preferred jet class – non-binding and free of charge.
- Compare offers: several charter operators provide offers that are compared by price, availability and equipment.
- Book and fly: once you choose an offer, PrivatJet One handles the entire process, including airport slots and ground staff.
Jet classes and entry-level prices at a glance
Depending on route, passenger count and luggage, different jet classes come into play. The table below shows the most common classes with approximate entry-level prices per flight (not per person):
| Jet class | Passengers | Range | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Air taxi / turboprop | 2–4 | up to 1,200 km | from €1,800 |
| Very light jet | 2–3 | up to 2,000 km | from €2,500 |
| Light jet | 4–6 | up to 3,500 km | from €5,000 |
| Midsize jet | 6–8 | up to 5,500 km | from €9,000 |
| Heavy jet | 8–14 | up to 13,000 km | from €18,000 |
A detailed breakdown including extra costs such as landing fees or de-icing can be found in our experience report on hiring a private jet. If you’d like to compare individual aircraft types in detail, take a look at the aircraft comparison on PrivatJet One.

Who is this service for?

Real estate investors with appointments across the country
Anyone who regularly views properties in several cities or acquires real estate directly can often save an entire travel day with a charter flight, especially for appointments away from the major airport hubs.
Business travellers
Short-notice appointments, several stops in one day, or destinations without a good scheduled connection can be planned far more flexibly with a charter flight than with regular airline flights.
Group and delegation travel
For family offices, teams or larger groups, a light jet often already pays off from around four to six people – frequently in the range of a business-class ticket per head, without connections or waiting times.
Frequently asked questions about the new service
Is the request via PrivatJet One free and non-binding?
Yes. Requesting a flight via PrivatJet One is free of charge, you receive non-binding offers and only decide afterwards whether you want to book.
How quickly will I receive an offer?
Depending on route and availability, initial offers are usually available within a few hours, and sometimes even on the same day for short-notice requests.
Do I have to book an entire jet even if I’m only travelling with one other person?
Yes, charter flights are billed per aircraft, not per seat. For smaller groups, an air taxi or very light jet is therefore usually the more economical choice than a larger class.
If you’d like to check live fleet availability yourself, visit PrivatJet One directly for the current overview.

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