The phrase "a charter jet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a private jet that is rented or hired for a specific trip or purpose.
Example: "For our business trip to New York, we decided to book a charter jet to save time and travel comfortably."
Alternatives: "a private jet" or "a hired jet".
Cain travel/Hill Aircraft," a charter jet service near Mr. Cain's home in Atlanta.
The cost of the six-person Africa trip was nearly $131,000 — including $80,000 for a charter jet from Dubai to the Mount Kilimanjaro area.
In the mid-1990's, the men's and women's teams shared a charter jet to Kansas City, Mo., for a doubleheader with Kansas.
Marc Herring, 40, chief executive of the Herring Media Group, a marketing and advertising company in Sausalito, Calif., sees a charter jet as a traveling office.
James Brooke (NYT) CANADA: CHINESE DEPORTED -- In one of Canada's largest mass deportations, 90 illegal migrants returned to China in a charter jet from British Columbia.
Flying commercial to Los Angeles, Mourning was met at the airport by a charter jet belonging to Micky Arison, the Miami Heat owner.
A friend has offered a private charter jet for an upcoming birthday celebration.
After Arthur was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease, the couple wed on a medical charter jet on a tarmac in Baltimore, Md . Afederal judge later ordered Ohio to stamp the word "married" on Arthur's death certificate.
They helped me contact a Seattle charter jet company.
Imported from India in the mid-1970's on a biosecure charter jet, the monkeys were used in the AIDS protease-inhibitor studies and cost between $5,000 and $10,000 each.
He was also wanted for bombing an Israeli-owned hotel on the Kenyan coast in 2002, killing 15 people, and an unsuccessful attempt to shoot down an Israeli charter jet there.
