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The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix closes the Formula 1 season at Yas Marina from Friday 4 to Sunday 6 December 2026, with the race starting at 5 pm local time on the Sunday. Zayed International is ten minutes from the circuit. We book the aircraft, the slot and the Paddock Club as one itinerary.
Bank transfer or cryptoIndicative prices from 6 departure cities.
Yas Marina is the last race of the year, run from late afternoon into the dark under floodlights, on a 5.281-kilometre circuit that loops round the marina and passes under the W Abu Dhabi hotel. The championship is often settled here, which is why the paddock, the marina and the hotels on Yas Island are full for the whole weekend.
The island is ten minutes from Zayed International and half an hour from the city. Most guests split the weekend: Yas Island for the race days, the Corniche or Saadiyat for the evenings and the days either side. The airport, the hotel and the cars are planned around that choice.
Indicative one-way prices for the whole aircraft, not per seat, the same figures as our Abu Dhabi destination page. Flight, crew and fuel included; race-weekend parking, handling and the landing permit are quoted once we know your dates. A heavy jet flies from London or Paris without a stop; the super-midsize jet in the table stops once for fuel.
| From | Usual airports | Flight time | Cabin | One way from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Riyadh | King Khalid to Al Bateen | about 1 hour 45 | Light jet | $11,000 |
| Mumbai | Mumbai to Al Bateen | about 3 hours | Midsize jet | $22,000 |
| Geneva | Geneva to Al Bateen | about 6 and a half hours | Super-midsize jet, one stop | $46,000 |
| Paris | Le Bourget to Al Bateen | about 6 hours 45 | Super-midsize jet, one stop | $46,000 |
| London | Farnborough or Luton to Al Bateen | about 7 hours | Super-midsize jet, one stop | $47,000 |
| New York | Teterboro to Al Bateen or Zayed International | about 12 and a half hours | Ultra-long-range jet, one stop | $160,000 |
Race-weekend pricing: aircraft based in the Gulf are spoken for a month before the race, and the Sunday-night departures are the hardest flights of the year to source in the region. Book by early November for the usual rate and the airport you want.
Priced in US dollars. Bank transfer in any major currency; crypto also accepted.
Abu Dhabi has two airports for private flights. Zayed International is on the mainland side of Yas Island, ten minutes from the circuit, with a dedicated VIP terminal and room for the largest cabins. Al Bateen Executive is on Abu Dhabi island itself, closer to the Corniche, the Emirates Palace and Saadiyat. On race weekend, parking at both is allocated and the choice follows where you sleep.
Customs and immigration in a dedicated VIP terminal, no weight limit and more parking than Al Bateen. The natural airport for a weekend spent on Yas Island.
The Gulf's airport reserved for business aviation, on the island a few minutes from the city hotels. Parking is allocated by slot on race weekend, so it is booked with the aircraft.
F1 Paddock Club access is the most sought-after ticket of the weekend: the Paddock Club looks over the pit lane on the start-finish straight; the marina is lined with yachts that host their own parties; and the hotel that spans the circuit has rooms over the track. We arrange the seats, the yacht and the evenings with the flight.
The terrace over the pit lane, with dining and an open bar through the three days, and the pit lane walk where it is offered.
A berth or a yacht in Yas Marina, inside the circuit, for the afternoon sessions and the evening after.
Covered seats on the main straight or the marina section, for guests who would rather watch from the grandstand.
Tables in the city and on the island, and access to the concerts held on the race weekend.
Chauffeured cars between the island and the city, with personal security on request.
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2026, Sunday 6 December 2026
Send the dates, the party size and where you would like to stay. We come back with aircraft options, the airport that suits the weekend, the slot and a written price, usually within the hour.
The sessions move later each day, ending in the dark. Times below are local; the official timetable is published by Formula 1.
One advisor holds the weekend together: the hotel on Yas Island or in the city, the cars between them, the tables and the return slot.
The W Abu Dhabi over the circuit, the Emirates Palace on the Corniche, a beach address on Saadiyat or Al Maryah Island in the city, matched to the party.
Passport control and customs inside the private terminal. UK, EU and US passport holders receive a visa on arrival; for other nationalities we confirm the requirement when we book.
The Sunday-night or Monday departure is reserved with the outbound, so the race ends with a drive to the ramp.
Indicative one-way prices for the whole aircraft start at about $11,000 from Riyadh in a light jet, about $22,000 from Mumbai in a midsize jet, about $46,000 from Geneva or Paris and about $47,000 from London in a super-midsize jet with one stop, and about $160,000 from New York in an ultra-long-range jet. Race weekend carries a premium, and parking, handling and the landing permit are quoted with your dates.
Zayed International, about ten minutes by car, with a VIP terminal and room for the largest cabins. Al Bateen Executive, reserved for business aviation, is about thirty minutes away and closer to the Corniche, the Emirates Palace and Saadiyat.
From Friday 4 to Sunday 6 December 2026, the last round of the season. Qualifying is on the Saturday evening and the race starts at 5 pm local time on Sunday 6 December.
About seven hours. A heavy or ultra-long-range jet flies Farnborough or Luton to Abu Dhabi without a stop; a super-midsize jet stops once for fuel. If you are already in Dubai, the drive to Yas Island takes about an hour; see our London to Dubai route for flights into Dubai.
Yes. The Paddock Club, grandstand seats, a yacht or a berth in Yas Marina, the hotel, restaurant tables and chauffeured cars are arranged by the same advisor who books the aircraft, as one itinerary.
UK, EU and US passport holders receive a visa on arrival, stamped in the private terminal. For other nationalities we confirm the requirement when we book, and the landing permit is arranged with the flight.
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.
Tell us the dates, the party size and where you are staying. We come back with aircraft options, the airport that suits the weekend and a written price; crypto payment if you prefer.
