Private Jet Charter Flights

Upon contacting us for a private jet air charter, a dedicated account manager will assist you. You will be offered a personalised selection of aircraft, each with a rationale for its suitability and suggestions for optimal airports. Your account manager will aid in finalising your choice and manage every detail of your journey, from onboard dining to permits. Your account manager is at your service around the clock for any inquiries or adjustments.

You do not need to be an aircraft expert to charter with us. Your dedicated account manager will suggest the best aircraft for your needs and help you make the final decision. To learn about the private jets we offer, please check our private aircraft guide.

When chartering a private jet, luggage capacity varies by the number of passengers and the aircraft size. A full eight-seat light jet typically permits one piece of luggage each. Conversely, two passengers on the same jet may carry up to four items each. Larger aircraft generally offer more luggage space. Our charter consultants will tailor aircraft recommendations based on your specific luggage requirements.

Most airports feature private terminals for private flights, enabling passengers to bypass queues and avoid delays, with VIP lounge access included. Often, you can check in minutes before departure and drive straight to the aircraft for boarding.

Flying on a private jet is a gentle way to move pets across destinations, yet it is important to remember that UK regulations demand a pet passport, microchipping, and valid rabies vaccinations. We will guide you through the needed paperwork before your flight. However, it is wise to speak with your veterinarian about your travel arrangements.

The cost of a private jet charter flight can vary widely based on several factors:

Aircraft Type: The size and model of the jet affect the price. Smaller jets, like very light jets (e.g., Citation Mustang), may start at around €2,000 per hour. Mid-size jets (e.g., Learjet 60) might cost €3,000 – €4,000 per hour, while ultra-long-range jets (e.g., Gulfstream G650ER), can go up to €10,000 – €15,000 per hour.

Flight Distance: The longer the distance, the higher the cost. Short flights may cost a few thousand euro, while transcontinental or international routes can reach tens of thousands.

Additional Services: Catering, ground transportation, and other concierge services add to the final cost.
Airport Fees and Taxes: Charges for using certain airports, particularly major or high-traffic locations, vary and add to the cost, along with any applicable local taxes.

Short flights (e.g., London to Paris or Milan to Zurich, 1-2 hours): €4,000 - €12,000, depending on the aircraft type and any additional services required. Medium-range flights (e.g., London to Rome or Paris to Madrid, 2-3 hours): €8,000 - €20,000. Longer flights (e.g., London to Istanbul or Berlin to Larnaca, 3-4 hours): €18,000 - €35,000. For international flights or intercontinental travel (e.g., Paris to Dubai or London to New York), prices can range from €45,000 to over €100,000, depending on jet size and customization options.

One-way flight vs. Round-trip

Round-trip flights or same-day returns can sometimes offer discounts, while one-way flights might incur repositioning fees if the aircraft has to return empty (also known as an "empty leg").

For more accurate pricing, it is best to contact your personal flight manager and specify your requirements.