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Departed
13th August 2026
Passengers
12 pax
Last listed
Price on request
Duration
47m
Aircraft
Bombardier Challenger 650
Connecting the financial energy of New York with the coastal charm of Rhode Island, this empty leg travels from Teterboro (KTEB) to Warwick (KPVD) on 13 August 2026, right in the thick of summer vacation season. Warwick serves as the gateway to Providence and Rhode Island's celebrated beaches, historic harbours and sailing communities, making it a favoured escape for those departing the city in high summer. The short hop bypasses the region's often-congested road and rail links, delivering passengers directly into New England's coastal rhythm. Few routes capture the contrast between metropolitan bustle and seaside calm as neatly as this one.
The Bombardier Challenger 650 flying this sector is a heavy jet built for both comfort and capability, with a stand-up cabin that allows passengers to move freely throughout the flight. Seating six, the interior features wide leather recliners, generous window views and a cabin quiet enough for uninterrupted conversation or work. Its range and speed make it ideal even for shorter regional legs, arriving with time and comfort to spare. The aircraft's onboard galley and connectivity options add further polish to what is already a swift, refined journey.
As an empty leg, this Teterboro to Warwick sector offers exceptional access to heavy jet charter without the positioning costs typically built into on-demand private aviation. It is a compelling way to reach Rhode Island in style. Seats are limited, and the fixed date makes early enquiry worthwhile.
Departed
13th August 2026
Passengers
12 pax
Last listed
Price on request
Duration
47m
Aircraft
Bombardier Challenger 650
Connecting the financial energy of New York with the coastal charm of Rhode Island, this empty leg travels from Teterboro (KTEB) to Warwick (KPVD) on 13 August 2026, right in the thick of summer vacation season. Warwick serves as the gateway to Providence and Rhode Island's celebrated beaches, historic harbours and sailing communities, making it a favoured escape for those departing the city in high summer. The short hop bypasses the region's often-congested road and rail links, delivering passengers directly into New England's coastal rhythm. Few routes capture the contrast between metropolitan bustle and seaside calm as neatly as this one.
The Bombardier Challenger 650 flying this sector is a heavy jet built for both comfort and capability, with a stand-up cabin that allows passengers to move freely throughout the flight. Seating six, the interior features wide leather recliners, generous window views and a cabin quiet enough for uninterrupted conversation or work. Its range and speed make it ideal even for shorter regional legs, arriving with time and comfort to spare. The aircraft's onboard galley and connectivity options add further polish to what is already a swift, refined journey.
As an empty leg, this Teterboro to Warwick sector offers exceptional access to heavy jet charter without the positioning costs typically built into on-demand private aviation. It is a compelling way to reach Rhode Island in style. Seats are limited, and the fixed date makes early enquiry worthwhile.
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The Bombardier Challenger 650 empty leg listed here flew on 13th August 2026. Empty legs on this route are listed from time to time, so here is what is open now, and you can ask us to email you when the next one appears.
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