Charter a private jet to and from London, England
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How much does it cost to charter a jet to or from London?
Indicative one-way estimates to London (Farnborough or Biggin Hill), based on the HansJet Pilatus PC-12 rate of €5,900 / flight hour. Actual pricing depends on aircraft availability, routing, airport slots and season — contact us for an exact quote.
| Departure City | Distance | Flight Time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paris | 344 km | 0h 55m | From €7,700 |
| Geneva | 754 km | 1h 40m | From €14,300 |
| Zurich | 790 km | 1h 40m | From €14,300 |
| Milan | 960 km | 2h 00m | From €17,200 |
| Nice | 1,030 km | 2h 05m | From €18,000 |
| Olbia | 1,290 km | 2h 35m | From €19,200 |
A capital of everything.
London is a world city in the fullest sense — a global centre of finance, culture, and power layered over two thousand years of history. The City and Canary Wharf drive one of the planet's great financial engines, while Mayfair, Belgravia, and Knightsbridge hold some of its most storied addresses.
Yet the city is best understood as a collection of villages: the galleries and tailors of Mayfair, the theatres of the West End, the markets of Notting Hill, the green expanse of the royal parks. It is a place you could visit a hundred times and never finish — which is precisely why so many keep coming back.
Tradition and reinvention, side by side.
London holds its heritage and its restlessness in the same hand. What follows is a closer look at the shopping, the table, and the culture that make the capital inexhaustible.
From Savile Row to Bond Street.
London sets its own standard for luxury. Savile Row has dressed the world in bespoke tailoring for two centuries; Bond Street and the Mayfair squares hold the flagship houses, the jewellers, and the great art dealers. Add the department-store theatre of Harrods and Selfridges, and the capital offers a depth of shopping few cities can rival — all within a compact, walkable core.
One of the world's great dining cities.
London's kitchens draw on the whole world and answer to no single tradition — from historic dining rooms to a Michelin roster that has quietly become one of Europe's deepest.
The world on one plate.
No city dines with more variety. London ranges from the white-tablecloth institutions of Mayfair to the finest Indian kitchens outside the subcontinent, from historic chophouses to a Michelin scene that keeps expanding. Take afternoon tea at a grand hotel, a long lunch in a members' club, and a tasting menu that could hail from anywhere on earth — often all within the same square mile.
Palaces, parks, and the West End.
Between its royal palaces, its world-class museums, and the green lungs of its parks, London balances the grand and the restorative like few capitals its size.
History you can walk through.
Few cities pack in so much. The royal palaces, the great museums of South Kensington, the galleries of the South Bank, and the theatres of the West End sit within easy reach of one another — and the royal parks stitch it all together with green.
An afternoon here can move from a Turner at the Tate to a stroll through Hyde Park to a curtain-up in Covent Garden, without ever leaving the centre.
Farnborough & Biggin Hill — London's Private Gateways
London is served by two dedicated business-aviation airports that spare you the congestion of Heathrow and Gatwick. Farnborough (FAB), south-west of the city, is purpose-built for private aviation with an award-winning FBO and swift access to Mayfair and the west. Biggin Hill (BQH), to the south-east, offers rapid handling and a fast route into the City and Canary Wharf. Both put you in the car within minutes of landing — the difference between arriving in London and merely arriving near it.
Places to Visit in London
Private Jet Charter Routes to London
Hans Jet operates direct private charter flights into London's dedicated business airports on the Pilatus PC-12 — connecting the UK capital to major European cities with guaranteed availability and occupied hours only billing.
Private Jet Paris to London
A private jet from Paris to London takes under an hour on the Pilatus PC-12, departing Le Bourget and landing at Farnborough or Biggin Hill minutes from the city. It is the busiest short-haul private route in Europe, favoured by executives who want a same-day return and by travellers who refuse to lose half a day to terminals on either side of the Channel. With direct FBO access at both ends, the Paris to London private jet route is little more than a car ride with a flight in the middle.
One-way charter pricing for the Paris to London route starts from €7,700 on the PC-12, with guaranteed aircraft availability so you depart on your own schedule.
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The Geneva to London private jet route takes around an hour and forty minutes on the PC-12, connecting Switzerland's financial capital with the UK's. It is one of Europe's core business routes, busy year-round with finance and family offices, and it swells through the winter as ski travellers move between the two. One-way pricing from Geneva to London starts at €14,300.
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A private jet from Zurich to London takes about an hour and forty minutes on the PC-12, linking German-speaking Switzerland's business capital with London. It is a well-worn corporate route, landing at Farnborough or Biggin Hill minutes from the City and Mayfair. Pricing starts from €14,300 one way.
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The Milan to London private jet route takes around two hours on the PC-12, connecting Italy's business and fashion capital with London. It is busy year-round with finance and fashion, intensifying during the show seasons. Departing Linate and landing at a London business airport, it links two of Europe's great commercial centres directly. One-way pricing starts from €17,200.
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Flying private from Nice to London takes around two hours on the PC-12, linking the French Riviera with the UK capital. It is one of the most heavily flown leisure routes in Europe, busy from spring through autumn as travellers move between London and the coast. One-way pricing from Nice to London starts at €18,000.
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A private jet from Olbia to London takes about two and a half hours on the PC-12, connecting Sardinia's Costa Smeralda with the UK capital. It is a favoured route through the summer, carrying travellers between London and the Emerald Coast — and especially busy around the superyacht season at Porto Cervo. One-way pricing from Olbia to London starts at €19,200.
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