Private Jet Charter Manchester

The Lowry Hotel

Manchester, the UK's first cultural centre after London, has always been at the origin of various avant-garde movements and at the centre of the country's most exciting events. With galleries, museums, theatres, Gothic and modern architecture, Manchester has everything for the most discerning aesthete. The compact centre of Manchester with its low-rise buildings can be walked around in just 40 minutes. There's no metropolitan hustle and bustle, and the most popular modes of transport are trams and bicycles. In the daytime, cosy restaurants and cafes beckon with the aroma of their food, and in the evening entertainment centres and nightclubs tantalise with colourful lights and cheerful music. Here in the heart of the city centre, close to the trendy boutiques and entertainment venues, is the fashionable The Lowry Hotel. The modern building faces the Irwell Riverfront and the elegant Trinity Bridge. The hotel's stylish interiors match its austere exterior. Elegant designer furniture, original art compositions, clear proportions and a sophisticated colour palette of rooms - true Manchester chic.

Arora International Manchester

Contemporary in design yet retaining its historic flavour, this luxury boutique hotel is located in the heart of the city centre, opposite the Art Gallery and a stone's throw from the famous Chinatown. The Arora International Manchester Hotel offers its guests all modern amenities and state-of-the-art facilities. Impeccable service, cosy, elegant rooms, luxurious interior of the restaurant and modern design of the bar - everything here creates an amazingly luxurious and cosy atmosphere.

Industrial Manchester, which was also damaged during the Second World War, does not boast a huge number of ancient buildings and sights. Nevertheless, there is plenty to see here. Among the historical sights of the city is the Castlefield area, where there was a Roman fort and the settlement of Mamucium, which has been restored and is now available to the public. Of course, the University of Manchester is also worth a visit, with its Museum of Manchester, which is devoted mainly to anthropology, natural history and archaeology.

Manchester Cathedral, originally consecrated in honour of St Mary, St Dany and St George, was built in the Perpendicular Gothic style in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. Of course, the church has been rebuilt many times; in particular, it was badly damaged in a bombing raid in the 20th century.

Old Trafford is England's largest stadium after Wimbledon, seating 76,000 spectators. The home stadium of the legendary Manchester United football team. Built in 1910, it was almost destroyed by German aircraft in March 1941.

The history of the Manchester Art Gallery began in 1823, and today the museum occupies three connected buildings, two of which were designed by Sir Charles Barry, perhaps the most famous architect in Britain, who built the Palace of Westminster in London.

Rylands Library occupies a late Victorian, neo-Gothic building on Deansgate Street in Manchester. The library itself was founded by Enriqueta Rylands in memory of her husband and opened in 1900. In 1972 the library merged with the University of Manchester Library.

Beetham Tower (also known as Hilton Tower) is a 47-storey mixed-use skyscraper completed in 2006 and named after the building's clients, Beetham Organisation. It was designed by Ian Simpson and occupies a narrow plot of land at the top of Deansgate.

Castlefield is one of the most notable inner boroughs in Manchester. It is bounded by the River Irwell, Quay Street, Deansgate and Chester Road. It was in this neighbourhood that the ancient Roman fort of Mamucium (or Mancunium) was located, which later gave its name to Manchester.

The Manchester Museum, owned by the University of Manchester, features displays related to archaeology, anthropology and natural history. It houses around 4.5 million artefacts from all continents of the world.

The University of Manchester is one of the most important higher education institutions in the UK, which is also among the top rankings of the best universities around the world. The founding date of the university is 1824, which is essentially the date of the founding of the Mechanics' Institute.

The Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) in Manchester is a major museum dedicated to scientific development, technology and industry, with a focus on the city's achievements in these areas. If you're visiting museums in Manchester, famous for its industry, you definitely can't miss this one.

Upon contacting us for a private jet, a dedicated account manager will assist you. They will present a personalised selection of aircraft, each with a rationale for its suitability and suggestions for optimal airports. Your personal flight manager will help in finalising your choice and manage every detail of your journey. Your account manager is at your service around the clock for any inquiries or adjustments.

Manchester Airport is located approximately 14 kilometers from Manchester city center, with an average travel time of about 20 minutes by car, depending on traffic. You can book transfer simply contacting your personal flight manager.

Yes, it is possible to book private jet charter from Manchester to Dubai, flight time is around 7 hours. Direct flight can be performed on an ultra-long range jet, for example, Global 6000 or Gulfstream G550. Heavy jet most likely will need a fuel stop, depends on the wind.

Manchester Airport operates 24 hours a day, though some noise restrictions may apply during late-night hours. For passengers planning early or late flights, it is recommended to check the exact schedule and private jet model in advance to ensure a smooth experience.

It is possible to organize and perform flights to any EU city that has civil airport. Also, as there are no restricitions on private jet types due to runway length, it is possible to organize international flight with ultra long range private jets.

Yes, Manchester Airport is a convenient departure point for private jet travellers heading to popular ski destinations in the Alps, like Innsbruck, Chambery, and Geneva.