Yes. You will find more attractive charter pricing between high-density airports, especially up and down the East Coast. Flights between busy airports are usually less expensive. For example, flying from Morristown Airport in New Jersey to Ontario Airport in Los Angeles is likely to be several thousand dollars more than flying between Teterboro and Van Nuys, nearby airports, both among the busiest for private jets in the country. That's because using lesser-used airports means the operator will likely have to fly the aircraft empty to pick you up and then empty after dropping you off. It means a two-hour flight between secondary airports in the Midwest will generally be more expensive than a slightly longer flight between New York and South Florida.