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Indicative one-way estimates to Madrid, 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barcelona | 505 km | 1h 05m | From €9,100 |
| Ibiza | 500 km | 1h 05m | From €9,100 |
| Nice | 830 km | 1h 40m | From €14,300 |
| Geneva | 910 km | 1h 50m | From €15,600 |
| Milan | 1,000 km | 2h 00m | From €17,200 |
| London | 1,260 km | 2h 30m | From €21,000 |
Madrid is Spain at its most confident — a high, sunlit capital of grand boulevards, royal palaces, and a nightlife that runs until dawn. It carries the weight of an imperial past in its architecture and its art, yet feels younger and more alive than almost any capital in Europe.
This is a city built for the outdoors and the evening. Its people fill the terraces and plazas late into the night, its restaurants run on their own unhurried clock, and its cultural riches — three of the world's great art museums within a few hundred metres of one another — rival any capital on earth. Madrid asks only that you keep its hours.
Madrid holds royal history, a world-class art triangle, and one of Europe's great eating-and-drinking cultures. What follows is a closer look at its museums, its table, and the escapes beyond the city.

Few cities concentrate this much great art so tightly. The Prado holds the finest collection of Velázquez and Goya in the world; the Reina Sofía guards Picasso's Guernica; and the Thyssen-Bornemisza fills the gaps between them across eight centuries of painting. All three sit within a short walk along the Paseo del Prado — an afternoon here spans the whole history of Western art.
Madrid eats on its own schedule — tapas at midnight, and a food culture that pulls in the best of every Spanish region into one hungry capital.

As the capital, Madrid draws the best of every Spanish region. Graze the stalls of the Mercado de San Miguel, take cocido madrileño — the city's hearty chickpea stew — at a century-old taberna, and join the ritual of moving bar to bar for tapas late into the night. The city holds serious Michelin weight too, but its soul is in the jamón, the vermouth hour, and dinner that rarely begins before ten.
Madrid sits at the centre of Spain, with some of the country's greatest historic cities an easy day trip away across the plains of Castile.
The capital's central position puts the great cities of Castile within reach. Toledo, the former capital, crowns a hill above the Tagus in a maze of medieval streets where three faiths once met; Segovia guards its Roman aqueduct and fairytale castle; and the vast monastery-palace of El Escorial sits in the hills to the north-west.
Each is an easy day's excursion — a step from the modern capital into the Spain of kings and cathedrals.
Madrid-Barajas (MAD) is Spain's largest airport and the country's principal business-aviation gateway, with a dedicated executive terminal and full FBO handling. It places you a short transfer from the city centre and the museum district, with immigration and customs on site for a swift, discreet arrival. As the hub of the Iberian peninsula, Madrid connects naturally onward to Barcelona, the Balearics, and the cities of Castile.
Hans Jet operates direct private charter flights to Madrid on the Pilatus PC-12 — connecting the Spanish capital to major European cities with guaranteed availability and occupied hours only billing.
A private jet from Barcelona to Madrid takes around an hour and five minutes on the Pilatus PC-12, connecting Spain's two great cities. It is one of the country's busiest corporate routes, flown daily by executives moving between the Catalan business hub and the capital. With direct FBO access at both ends, it removes the terminal friction that makes this short domestic hop tedious on scheduled flights — a morning meeting in one city and an afternoon in the other, comfortably done.
One-way charter pricing for the Barcelona to Madrid route starts from €9,100 on the PC-12, with guaranteed aircraft availability so you depart on your own schedule.
Request a Barcelona–Madrid quoteThe Ibiza to Madrid private jet route takes about an hour and five minutes on the PC-12, connecting the island with the Spanish capital. It is one of the country's most in-demand summer routes, carrying travellers between the island's villas and the capital. One-way pricing from Ibiza to Madrid starts at €9,100.
Request an Ibiza–Madrid quoteA private jet from Nice to Madrid takes around an hour and forty minutes on the PC-12, connecting the French Riviera with the Spanish capital. It suits travellers moving between the Côte d'Azur and Madrid for business or culture, landing at the dedicated executive terminal near the centre. Pricing starts from €14,300 one way.
Request a Nice–Madrid quoteThe Geneva to Madrid private jet route takes about an hour and fifty minutes on the PC-12, connecting the shores of Lake Geneva with the Spanish capital. It is a well-worn business route between the two financial and diplomatic centres. One-way pricing from Geneva to Madrid starts at €15,600.
Request a Geneva–Madrid quoteA private jet from Milan to Madrid takes around two hours on the PC-12, connecting northern Italy's business capital with the Spanish one. It links two of southern Europe's great commercial centres, suiting executives and travellers moving between them. Pricing starts from €17,200 one way.
Request a Milan–Madrid quoteFlying private from London to Madrid takes around two and a half hours on the PC-12, connecting the UK capital with the Spanish one. It carries business travellers and those drawn to Madrid's art, food, and nightlife alike, landing at the dedicated executive terminal near the centre. One-way pricing from London to Madrid starts at €21,000.
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