Teterboro to Love Field in an afternoon
New York to Dallas is 1,370 miles, which every cabin class from a light jet upwards flies non-stop in three to three and a half hours. This is a business route above all. Love Field's twenty-four-hour FBOs and ten-minute drive to Uptown mean most private traffic lands there rather than at DFW.
The one-hour time difference makes a day trip realistic: leave Teterboro at 7 am, land at Love Field at 9.30 am local time, and be back in Manhattan for dinner. Addison suits the northern suburbs and the corporate campuses; DFW takes the largest aircraft.
Aircraft are based at both ends in numbers, so a same-day departure is usually possible and one-way pricing is competitive.
Which airport to leave from and which to land at are set out in our guides to the private jet airports in New York and the private jet airports in Dallas: FBOs, customs and curfews, side by side.