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The route
London to Paris is one of the most flown private jet routes in Europe. At under an hour in the air, it is ideal for business day trips, fashion weeks and weekends away, with the time saved on the ground often matching the flight itself.
Airports
London departures operate from London City (EGLC), Biggin Hill (EGKB), Farnborough (EGLF), Luton (EGGW) and Stansted (EGSS). In Paris, private flights arrive at Le Bourget (LFPB), with multiple private terminals and fast arrival formalities about 15km from the city centre.
Best Time To Fly
Paris is busy year-round. Demand peaks around the fashion weeks in January and the autumn, Roland Garros in late spring and major business events. Same-day returns are available throughout the year.
Aircraft & pricing
Light Jet - From £6,000
Phenom 300 / Citation CJ4 - Up to 6 passengers - 55m from London
Midsize Jet - From £8,500
Citation XLS+ / Hawker 900XP - Up to 8 passengers - 55m from London
Super Midsize - From £11,000
Challenger 350 / Citation Sovereign - Up to 12 passengers - 50m from London
Heavy Jet - From £15,500
Legacy 600 / Global 6000 - Up to 14 passengers - 50m from London
Good to know
How long is the flight from London to Paris by private jet?
Around 55 minutes on a light jet from London City, Biggin Hill, Farnborough, Luton or Stansted.
How much does a private jet from London to Paris cost?
A one-way charter starts from £6,000 for a light jet, £8,500 for a midsize, £11,000 for a super midsize and £15,500 for a heavy jet.
Which Paris airport do private jets use?
Paris Le Bourget (LFPB), Europe's busiest business aviation airport, around 15km north of the city centre.
Can I fly to Paris and back in a day?
Yes. Same-day returns are among our most popular trips, with the aircraft waiting for you while you attend meetings or events.
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