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Private Jet Charter Routes

Your city pair. A better way to plan.

Explore 23 route guides with indicative whole-aircraft prices and flight times, compare airport options and find the right aircraft for your trip.

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Routes to explore.

Planning examples. Aircraft, airports and availability confirmed for your trip.

Los Angeles → Las Vegas

Example airports: VNY → LAS · 199 nm · about 1h 12m

The busiest private lane in the West — under an hour wheels-to-wheels, and the drive-time math beats the airline before you've parked at LAX.

Indicative from $3,000 one way, whole aircraft

Los Angeles → Aspen

Example airports: VNY → ASE · 634 nm · about 1h 42m

Aspen-Pitkin is slot-controlled with a mountain approach and a night curfew — exactly the airport private aviation is for.

Indicative from $6,000 one way, whole aircraft

Los Angeles → New York

Example airports: VNY → TEB · 2,129 nm · about 4h 32m

The coast-to-coast run: Van Nuys to Teterboro, ramp to ramp, no terminal on either end.

Indicative from $20,000 one way, whole aircraft

Los Angeles → Seattle

Example airports: LAX → SEA · 830 nm · about 2h 06m

Just under a thousand miles up the coast — light-jet territory on paper, midsize in comfort.

Indicative from $7,000 one way, whole aircraft

Los Angeles → Scottsdale

Example airports: VNY → SDL · 330 nm · about 1h 12m

Golf-bag country: Scottsdale's executive field puts you fifteen minutes from the courses, and a turboprop does the lane at the category's lowest hourly.

Indicative from $3,500 one way, whole aircraft

Los Angeles → Jackson Hole

Example airports: VNY → JAC · 670 nm · about 1h 46m

High elevation, box canyon, weather that changes its mind — Jackson Hole rewards aircraft and crews that know it.

Indicative from $6,000 one way, whole aircraft

Routes are not scheduled services. Final airports and routing are confirmed in your proposal.

The best airport depends on the whole trip.

What to compareWhy it matters
Your final addressGround travel is part of the journey.
Aircraft and baggageAirport and aircraft must suit the load.
Operating conditionsHours, weather and access can affect plans.
International arrivalsConfirm customs and entry procedures.
Confirm your departure terminalPrivate flights usually leave from a private terminal (called an FBO). Use the address on your trip confirmation.

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Flight time, nonstop capability and total price depend on the specific aircraft, load, date and operating conditions.

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FAA · Verify the operatorAsk for carrier certification and aircraft charter authorization.
CBP · U.S. international arrivalsReview customs processing with your operating carrier.
U.S. Department of StateCheck destination entry requirements and advisories for U.S. travelers.

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Good questions before you fly.

Can I request a route that is not listed?

Yes. Send the city pair, dates and passenger details for a trip-specific review.

Will my flight be nonstop?

It depends on the aircraft offered, load, winds and airports. Nonstop suitability is confirmed by the operating carrier for your itinerary.

Can I choose a different airport?

Often, yes. Compare airport options around your final address, then confirm suitability for the aircraft and your schedule.

Are route prices confirmed quotes?

No. Route prices are indicative planning figures. A written proposal names the aircraft, operator, total price and terms.

Your route is the starting point.

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