Two airports take private flights into Tokyo, and Haneda puts you twenty minutes from Marunouchi if we secure the slot in time. Tell us the dates and we request Haneda the same day, with Narita held as the fallback.
24 hours from Asia; 48 hours from Europe and the US, subject to the Haneda slot
Border
Cleared in the private terminal
Pets
In the cabin
Landing in Tokyo: the Haneda slot decides the day
Haneda is twenty minutes from Marunouchi, Roppongi and Ginza and has its own business-jet terminal, but it rations slots for private flights and caps overnight parking, so the request goes in as soon as the dates are known. Narita is an hour further out with easier slots, full customs and room to park the aircraft for the stay. We ask for Haneda first, hold Narita in parallel, and tell you which one you have before you commit to the flight.
Haneda's business-jet terminal is twenty minutes from Roppongi; Narita is an hour further out but easier to get a slot at.
Private jet charter to Tokyo: 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.
A heavy jet from London refuels once, usually in the Gulf or Central Asia, adding about two hours; the Gulfstream G650 or Global 7500 flies it non-stop in about twelve hours from about $195,000. From New York an ultra-long-range jet stops once in Anchorage; the non-stop Global 7500 is quoted on request. Haneda's parking cap means the aircraft may reposition to Narita between legs, which is included in the quote.
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.
Aircraft are based at both ends of the busy legs, so positioning is rarely the constraint.Two airports; Haneda for the twenty-minute drive, Narita for slots and parking.The cabin is chosen around the party and the flight time.
Private jet airports in Tokyo
Tokyo has two airports for private flights. Haneda is twenty minutes from the centre but rations its business-jet slots, so they are requested weeks ahead. Narita is an hour further out with easier slots and parking.
Haneda's business-jet terminal is twenty minutes from Marunouchi and Roppongi; Narita is an hour further out but easier to get a slot at.
HND
Tokyo Haneda
Best for
Marunouchi, Roppongi, Ginza
Drive
20 to 30 min to Marunouchi
FBO
Haneda Premium Gate business-jet terminal
The closest runway to the city with a dedicated business-jet terminal. Slots are limited and released in advance, and overnight parking is capped, so the aircraft often positions to Narita.
NRT
Tokyo Narita
Best for
Longer stays, overnight parking, large aircraft
Drive
60 to 90 min to Marunouchi
FBO
Premier Gate business-jet terminal
Easier slots and parking than Haneda and full customs. Operations from 6 am to midnight.
Midsize and super-midsize jets from Seoul and Hong Kong, heavy jets from Singapore, ultra-long-range cabins non-stop from Los Angeles and London, VIP airliners into Narita.
Aircraft are drawn from operators at the destination as well as the departure city, so positioning is rarely the constraint.
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Midsize and super-midsize
Seven to nine seats for Seoul, Shanghai, Taipei and Hong Kong. Into Haneda when the slot is granted, otherwise Narita, with Osaka Itami and Nagoya as the domestic alternates.
Twelve to fourteen seats and a stand-up cabin for the seven hours from Singapore or the one-stop leg from London. The Legacy 650 in our fleet is the usual first proposal for Asia.
Thirteen to sixteen seats and a lower cabin altitude for the eleven and a half hours from Los Angeles or the twelve from London. The Gulfstream G650 makes Farnborough to Haneda non-stop.
Send the dates, the party size and where you are staying. We come back with aircraft options, the Haneda slot request and a written price, usually within the hour.
Tokyo's private airports are slot-controlled all year, and on these dates Haneda's business-jet slots are allocated a month or more ahead.
Late March to AprilCherry blossom season The busiest inbound fortnight of the year; Haneda slots are gone weeks before.
Late April to early MayGolden Week Japan's own holiday week. Outbound traffic peaks and parking at both airports is tight.
April and OctoberFormula 1 at Suzuka Race weekend pulls aircraft to Nagoya and Tokyo together.
Mid-AugustObon A domestic peak; Haneda is busy with outbound flights.
NovemberAutumn leaves A second leisure peak, quieter than spring but Haneda is still slot-controlled.
New Year1 to 3 January The country's main holiday; the airports are quiet but the ground services run reduced hours.
On the ground in Tokyo
Passenger and crew details go to Japanese immigration ahead of the flight, the car waits at the business-jet terminal door, and the hotel, the restaurant counter and the driver are arranged in the same conversation as the flight.
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Immigration and customs
Immigration and customs are cleared in the business-jet terminal at Haneda or Narita. Most nationalities enter visa-free for up to ninety days; passport and crew details go to the authorities in advance, so we ask for them early.
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Travelling with a pet
Japan has strict animal quarantine rules. A dog or cat needs a microchip, two rabies vaccinations, a blood test and advance notification at least forty days before arrival; without it, quarantine applies. Tell us early.
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The car
A chauffeured car meets the aircraft on the ramp at Tokyo Haneda or whichever airport you land at, and the driver knows the private terminal, not the commercial one.
Popular routes into Tokyo
Each route has its own page: flight time, the airports at both ends, the aircraft that suit the leg and an indicative price.
It depends where you leave from. Indicative one-way prices for the whole aircraft start at about $14,000 from Seoul in a midsize jet, about $32,000 from Hong Kong in a super-midsize jet, about $58,000 from Singapore in a heavy jet, about $150,000 from London in a heavy jet with one stop, and about $165,000 from New York in an ultra-long-range jet with one stop. Repositioning, overnight parking and handling are quoted separately once we know your dates.
Which airport should I use for a private jet to Tokyo?
Haneda if the slot is available: twenty to thirty minutes from Marunouchi, Roppongi and Ginza, with a dedicated business-jet terminal. Narita for longer stays, overnight parking, the largest cabins and any date when Haneda is full; it is sixty to ninety minutes from the centre. Each is described above with its drive time and handling.
Can I charter a jet to Tokyo the same day?
From Seoul, Hong Kong or Singapore, a flight within twenty-four hours is realistic into Narita; Haneda slots are usually requested days or weeks ahead. From London or the US, forty-eight hours is the realistic minimum because of crew duty times, overflight permits and Japanese immigration notice, though we have done it faster.
How long is a private jet flight to Tokyo?
About 2 hours 15 from Seoul, about 4 hours 15 from Hong Kong, about 7 hours from Singapore, about 11 and a half hours from Los Angeles non-stop, about 12 hours from London, and about 13 and a half hours from New York with one stop. Westbound legs from the US are longer than the return because of the jet stream.
Do I need a visa to land in Tokyo by private jet?
Most nationalities enter Japan visa-free for up to ninety days. Immigration and customs are cleared in the business-jet terminal at Haneda or Narita, and passenger and crew details go to the authorities in advance, so we ask for passports early. We confirm what you need when we book.
When is Tokyo hardest to fly into?
Cherry blossom season from late March into April, when Haneda's business-jet slots are gone weeks ahead; Golden Week at the start of May; the Formula 1 weekend at Suzuka; Obon in mid-August; and the autumn leaves in November. On those dates we request Haneda the day the dates are known and hold Narita 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.