Private jet routes to Europe

An hour between London and Paris, overnight from New York, in a day from Los Angeles, before lunch from Dubai. The routes into London, Paris, Nice and Geneva our clients fly most, each with flight time, the airports at both ends and an indicative price.

Bank transfer or cryptoIndicative prices on every route.

From New York

Teterboro handles most of New York's private departures, but it caps aircraft weight and closes to noisy movements overnight, so the largest cabins and some late flights go from Westchester, Newark or JFK.

Manhattan at night from the air, the Empire State and Chrysler buildings lit
Teterboro is the city's private airport, twenty-five minutes from Midtown; Westchester serves the Upper East Side and Connecticut.
International

New York to Nice

about 7 hours 45 · from $72,000

Under eight hours non-stop from Teterboro to Nice Côte d'Azur, then twenty minutes to the Promenade or seven by helicopter to Monaco. The overnight lands on the Riviera mid-morning.

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From London, Dubai, Los Angeles and Paris

Routes from the other cities our clients fly from most.

International

London to Geneva

about 1 hour 30 · from €10,000

Ninety minutes from London City or Farnborough to Geneva's private terminals, and the western Alps within two hours of the runway. The busiest winter route out of London.

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International

London to Paris

about 1 hour · from €7,500

An hour from London City or Farnborough to Le Bourget, and thirty minutes from there to the 8th. Paris for lunch and home for dinner, with no station and no queue at either end.

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International

Dubai to London

about 7 and a quarter hours · from £35,000

Leave Al Maktoum after breakfast and land at Farnborough for a late lunch. Seven and a quarter hours non-stop in a heavy or ultra-long-range jet, from the private terminals at both ends.

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International

Dubai to Paris

about 7 hours · from $44,000

Seven hours non-stop from Al Maktoum to Le Bourget, landing thirty minutes from the 8th arrondissement. The morning departure from Dubai lands in Paris for a late lunch.

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International

Paris to London

about 1 hour · from £6,500

An hour from Le Bourget to London City, Farnborough or Biggin Hill, with UK Border Force inside the private terminal. The airport you land at follows where your day ends.

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Every route to Europe, compared

Shortest to longest. Flight time is the typical non-stop figure for a cabin that flies the route without a fuel stop; where a stop is needed, the route page says so. Prices are indicative one-way figures for the whole aircraft in the lowest cabin class shown on that page, in US dollars, or in euros within Europe and pounds sterling into the UK.

RouteDistanceFlight timeUsual airportsOne way from
London to Paris 215 miles about 1 hour London City to Paris-Le Bourget €7,500
Paris to London 215 miles about 1 hour Paris-Le Bourget to London City £6,500
London to Geneva 470 miles about 1 hour 30 London City to Geneva Cointrin €10,000
Dubai to Paris 3,260 miles about 7 hours Al Maktoum International to Paris-Le Bourget $44,000
Dubai to London 3,400 miles about 7 and a quarter hours Al Maktoum International to Farnborough £35,000
New York to London 3,460 miles about 6 hours 45 Teterboro to Farnborough £37,000
New York to Paris 3,630 miles about 7 hours Teterboro to Paris-Le Bourget $50,000
New York to Nice 4,000 miles about 7 hours 45 Teterboro to Nice Côte d'Azur $72,000
Los Angeles to London 5,440 miles about 10 hours Van Nuys to Farnborough £91,000

Indicative, one way, whole aircraft. Repositioning, overnight parking and handling are quoted separately. Bank transfer in any major currency; crypto also accepted.

Frequently asked questions

Which London airport should I use?

It follows the rest of your day: Farnborough for the west and Surrey, Biggin Hill for the City, Luton for late arrivals and the north, Stansted for the largest cabins. London City takes smaller jets and is fifteen to twenty-five minutes from the City.

Do I need a visa to land in Europe?

For the UK, most nationalities need an ETA or visa. For France and Switzerland, most nationalities enter visa-free or with a Schengen visa, and from 2026 an ETIAS authorisation. Passport details go to the handler in advance and we confirm what you need when we book.

Can I fly a European route that is not listed?

Yes. These are the routes we are asked for most often, not a limit. Send us any city pair, within Europe or into it, and we will come back with aircraft options and a price, usually the same day.

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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