Pont Alexandre III lit at night, the dome of Les Invalides behind

Private jet to Paris

Le Bourget takes almost every private flight into Paris and puts you thirty minutes from the 8th arrondissement. Tell us the dates and we confirm the aircraft, the parking and the price the same day.

Bank transfer or cryptoIndicative prices from 6 departure cities.

Airports
3 for private flights
From London
about 1 hour
One way from
€7,000 from Nice
Same day
Same day within Europe; 24 hours from the US and the Gulf
Border
Cleared in the private terminal
Pets
In the cabin

Landing in Paris, thirty minutes from the 8th

Le Bourget is Europe's busiest business airport, open around the clock with customs in the terminal and parking for everything up to a Boeing Business Jet. Toussus-le-Noble takes light aircraft to Versailles and the south-west; Beauvais absorbs the largest cabins when Le Bourget is full during the Air Show or Fashion Week. We choose the airport around your day and the aircraft around the party, then hold the parking on the dates that fill the city.

The Eiffel Tower and the Seine at sunset
Le Bourget to the 8th arrondissement is thirty to forty-five minutes by car; the aircraft door to the car is two.

Private jet charter to Paris: what it costs from each city

Indicative one-way prices for the whole aircraft, not per seat, in the smallest cabin that flies the leg comfortably. Flight, crew and fuel included; parking, repositioning and handling quoted once we know your dates. Where a full route page exists, the city links to it.

FromUsual airportsFlight timeCabinOne way from
London Farnborough, Luton or London City to Le Bourget about 1 hour Light jet €7,500
Geneva Geneva to Le Bourget about 1 hour 5 Light jet €8,000
Nice Nice Côte d'Azur to Le Bourget about 1 hour 20 Light jet €7,000
Dubai Al Maktoum to Le Bourget about 7 hours Super-midsize jet, one stop $44,000
New York Teterboro to Le Bourget about 7 hours Super-midsize jet, one stop $50,000
Miami Opa-locka to Le Bourget about 9 hours Heavy jet $95,000

Super-midsize jets from New York and Dubai refuel once, adding about an hour; a heavy jet flies either leg non-stop from about $62,000. From Miami the heavy jet is the smallest cabin that makes Le Bourget without a stop.

Priced in US dollars; flights within Europe in euros and flights into the UK in pounds sterling. Bank transfer in any major currency; crypto also accepted.

A Falcon business jet taxiing past the grass on a clear day
Aircraft are based at both ends of the busy legs, so positioning is rarely the constraint.
Pont Alexandre III lit at night, the dome of Les Invalides behind
Le Bourget for almost everything; Toussus-le-Noble for the south-west, Beauvais when the ramp is full.
Quilted cream leather seats in a private jet cabin, daylight through the windows
The cabin is chosen around the party and the flight time.

Private jet airports in Paris

Le Bourget is the Paris arrival for almost every private flight: thirty minutes from the 8th, customs in the terminal and parking for everything up to a Boeing Business Jet. Night restrictions apply to the noisiest aircraft.

Pont Alexandre III lit at night, the dome of Les Invalides behind
Le Bourget is thirty minutes from the 8th arrondissement and handles everything from a light jet to a VIP airliner.
LBG

Paris-Le Bourget

Best for
The 8th and 16th, the Marais, Versailles
Drive
30 to 45 min to the Champs-Élysées
FBO
Signature, Jetex, Universal, Dassault Falcon Service

Europe's busiest business airport, open around the clock with customs on site. Movements by the noisiest aircraft are restricted between 10 pm and 6 am.

TNF

Toussus-le-Noble

Best for
Versailles, Saint-Cloud, the south-west
Drive
30 to 40 min to the 16th
FBO
Airport FBOs

Light and midsize aircraft only, daytime operations. Handy for the western suburbs and Versailles.

BVA

Paris-Beauvais

Best for
Large aircraft, the north, Chantilly
Drive
75 to 90 min to the centre
FBO
Airport handling

Long runway and easy parking, useful when Le Bourget is full during the Air Show or Fashion Week.

Not sure which airport suits your day? Tell us where you are staying and we will choose.

Aircraft into Paris

Light jets from London, Geneva and Nice, heavy jets non-stop from New York and Dubai, ultra-long-range cabins and VIP airliners from Miami, the Gulf and Asia into Le Bourget.

A Bombardier Global business jet on approach against a clear sky
Aircraft are drawn from operators at the destination as well as the departure city, so positioning is rarely the constraint.
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Light jets

Six to seven seats for London, Geneva, Nice, Milan and Brussels. Into Le Bourget, or Toussus-le-Noble when the day ends at Versailles.

See the fleet
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Heavy jets

Twelve to fourteen seats and a stand-up cabin, non-stop from New York and Dubai in about seven hours. The Legacy 650 in our fleet is the usual first proposal.

See the Legacy 650
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Ultra-long-range

Thirteen to sixteen seats for the nine hours from Miami or the twelve from Hong Kong, non-stop into Le Bourget. The Gulfstream G650 makes Teterboro to Le Bourget in about six hours 45.

See the Gulfstream G650
Paris from the air at sunset, the Eiffel Tower against the light

Private jet to Paris

Fly to Paris this week

Send the dates, the party size and where you are staying. We come back with aircraft options, the parking at Le Bourget and a written price, usually within the hour.

When Paris fills up

Paris fills around fashion, art and the two great sporting fortnights, and Le Bourget's parking is the first thing to go.

  1. January and July Haute Couture week Short, intense weeks; Le Bourget parking fills two days ahead.
  2. March and late September Paris Fashion Week The busiest fortnights for private arrivals from New York, the Gulf and Asia.
  3. Late May to early June Roland-Garros Two weeks of steady inbound traffic, peaking on the finals weekend.
  4. June, odd years Paris Air Show Le Bourget closes to most business traffic for the show; flights move to Beauvais and Toussus.
  5. October Art Basel Paris and Frieze week Collectors and galleries in the same week; Le Bourget is at capacity.
  6. December to January Christmas and New Year Inbound for the holidays and outbound to the Alps in the same fortnight.

On the ground in Paris

Passport details go ahead, border control is cleared in the terminal at Le Bourget in minutes, and the car, the table and the suite are arranged in the same conversation as the flight.

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Immigration and customs

Schengen border control and customs are cleared inside the terminal at Le Bourget, usually in minutes. Most nationalities need a visa or, from 2026, an ETIAS authorisation; we confirm when we book.

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Travelling with a pet

Pets travel in the cabin. Entering France, a dog or cat needs a microchip, rabies vaccination and an EU health certificate or pet passport; we arrange the paperwork with the handler.

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The car

A chauffeured car meets the aircraft on the ramp at Paris-Le Bourget or whichever airport you land at, and the driver knows the private terminal, not the commercial one.

Popular routes into Paris

Each route has its own page: flight time, the airports at both ends, the aircraft that suit the leg and an indicative price.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a private jet to Paris cost?

It depends where you leave from. Indicative one-way prices for the whole aircraft start at about €7,500 from London in a light jet, about €8,000 from Geneva, about $44,000 from Dubai and about $50,000 from New York in a super-midsize jet with one stop, and about $95,000 from Miami in a heavy jet. Repositioning, overnight parking and handling are quoted separately once we know your dates.

Which airport should I use for a private jet to Paris?

Le Bourget for almost everything: thirty to forty-five minutes from the Champs-Élysées, open around the clock, customs on site and parking for every cabin size. Toussus-le-Noble for light and midsize aircraft to Versailles and the south-west, daytime only. Beauvais for the largest aircraft and for the weeks when Le Bourget is full. Each is described above with its drive time and handling agents.

Can I charter a jet to Paris the same day?

From anywhere in Europe, usually yes: a light jet from London, Geneva or Nice can often depart within a few hours. From New York or Dubai, twenty-four hours is the realistic minimum because of crew duty times, though we have done it faster.

How long is a private jet flight to Paris?

About 1 hour from London and Geneva, about 1 hour 20 from Nice, about 7 hours from New York and Dubai non-stop in a heavy jet, and about 9 hours from Miami. A super-midsize jet from New York or Dubai adds about an hour for a fuel stop.

Do I need a visa to land in Paris by private jet?

Schengen border control and customs are cleared inside the terminal at Le Bourget, usually in minutes. Most nationalities need a visa or, from 2026, an ETIAS authorisation; UK, US and Gulf passport holders enter for short stays without a visa. We confirm what you need when we book and send passport details to the handler in advance.

When is Paris hardest to fly into?

Haute Couture week in January and July, Paris Fashion Week in March and late September, the Roland-Garros fortnight, the Paris Air Show in June of odd years when Le Bourget closes to most business traffic, Art Basel Paris in October and the fortnight before Christmas. On those dates Le Bourget's parking goes first and we hold Beauvais or Toussus-le-Noble as the fallback.

Can I pay for the charter with crypto?

Yes. Bank transfer in any major currency; crypto also accepted. Tell us your preferred coin and we confirm the network and payment instructions with the contract.

Where would you like to fly?

Tell us what you have in mind. Our team will take care of the charter arrangements and discuss crypto payment if you prefer.

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