Charter a private jet to and from Paris, France
Explore the best of Paris with Hans Jet
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COORDINATES
40.92°N 9.50°E
AIRPORT
OLB · Costa Smeralda
LOCAL TIME
–:–:–dfd
TIME ZONE
CET / GMT+1
BEST MONTHS
May – October
How much does it cost to charter a jet to or from Paris?
Indicative one-way estimates to Paris Le Bourget, 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Geneva | 410 km | 1h 00m | From €8,400 |
| London | 344 km | 0h 55m | From €7,700 |
| Nice | 687 km | 1h 25m | From €12,000 |
| Milan | 641 km | 1h 20m | From €11,400 |
| Munich | 684 km | 1h 25m | From €12,000 |
| Olbia | 905 km | 1h 50m | From €15,600 |
The capital that sets the standard.
Paris needs little introduction, but it repays those who arrive with time and intention. Beneath the postcard landmarks is a city organised into twenty arrondissements, each with its own rhythm — the gallery-lined Marais, the literary Left Bank, the quiet grandeur of the 7th.
For private travellers, Paris is both a destination and a hub: the fashion weeks and art fairs that anchor the calendar, the headquarters and boardrooms that draw business, and a network of airfields that put the city centre within a short transfer of the aircraft.
A capital measured in details.
Paris rewards the unhurried eye — a façade, a table, a gallery wall. What follows is a closer look at the fashion houses, the dining, and the art that keep the city at the centre of things.
The home of haute couture.
Paris is the fixed point of the fashion world. The houses of the Avenue Montaigne and the Rue Saint-Honoré keep their flagships here, and twice a year the city fills for the couture and ready-to-wear collections. Even outside the shows, an afternoon between the ateliers of the 8th and the concept stores of the Marais is a masterclass in how the city dresses.
Where dining became an art.
From the corner bistro to the three-star dining room, Paris treats the meal as a discipline. The city holds more Michelin stars than almost any other — but its soul is just as present in a neighbourhood boulangerie at eight in the morning.
From the boulangerie to the three-star.
Paris invented the modern restaurant, and it still dines better than almost anywhere. Book a table at a landmark like Le Cinq or Épicure, or spend the day the way Parisians do — a croissant and coffee at the counter, oysters and a glass of Chablis at lunch, and a long dinner in a candlelit bistro. The city makes even the simplest meal feel considered.
Centuries of art, within walking distance.
Few cities concentrate this much culture so tightly. From the Louvre to the Musée d'Orsay to the private foundations of the Bois de Boulogne, an afternoon in Paris can span five hundred years of art without a car.
A city that keeps its treasures close.
The great museums cluster along the Seine — the Louvre, the Musée d'Orsay, the Orangerie — each within a short walk of the last. Beyond them lie the private foundations that have reshaped the city's art scene, from the Fondation Louis Vuitton to the Bourse de Commerce.
It is a city best explored slowly, on foot and by the water, with a table booked for the evening and nothing on the schedule you cannot move.
Le Bourget — Europe's Premier Business Airport
Paris Le Bourget (LBG) is the busiest dedicated business-aviation airport in Europe and the natural choice for private arrivals into the capital. Just north of the city, it places you a short transfer from central Paris without the congestion of the commercial hubs. A cluster of world-class FBOs handles arrivals with discretion and speed, so you are in the car and moving while others are still queuing at Charles de Gaulle or Orly.
Places to Visit in Paris
Private Jet Charter Routes to Paris
Hans Jet operates direct private charter flights to Paris Le Bourget on the Pilatus PC-12 — connecting France's capital to major European cities with guaranteed availability and occupied hours only billing.
Private Jet London to Paris
A private jet from London to Paris takes under an hour on the Pilatus PC-12, departing from Biggin Hill or Farnborough and landing at Le Bourget 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 and security lines on either end. With direct FBO access at both ends, the London to Paris private jet route turns an international crossing into little more than a car ride with a flight in the middle.
One-way charter pricing for the London to Paris route starts from €7,700 on the PC-12, with guaranteed aircraft availability so you depart on your schedule — a breakfast meeting in Mayfair and a dinner in the 8th on the same day.
Request a London–Paris quotePrivate Jet Geneva to Paris
Flying private from Geneva to Paris takes about an hour on the PC-12, connecting Switzerland's financial capital with France's. It is a natural route for executives and family offices with interests in both cities, and for travellers pairing Alpine time with the Parisian calendar. Departing Geneva, you land at Le Bourget minutes from the centre. One-way pricing starts from €8,400.
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The Nice to Paris private jet route takes around an hour and twenty-five minutes on the PC-12, linking the Côte d'Azur with the capital. It is one of France's most-flown domestic private routes, busy year-round with those splitting time between a Riviera base and business in Paris. One-way pricing from Nice to Paris starts at €12,000.
Request a Nice–Paris quotePrivate Jet Milan to Paris
A private jet from Milan to Paris covers the distance in around an hour and twenty minutes, connecting the two capitals of European fashion. It is a route that fills during the show seasons, carrying designers, buyers, and editors between the collections. Landing at Le Bourget puts you minutes from the ateliers of the 8th. Pricing starts from €11,400 one way.
Request a Milan–Paris quotePrivate Jet Munich to Paris
The Munich to Paris private jet route takes about an hour and twenty-five minutes on the PC-12, connecting southern Germany's business hub with the French capital. It suits executives with meetings in both cities and travellers heading to Paris for its cultural calendar. One-way pricing starts from €12,000.
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Flying private from Olbia to Paris takes about an hour and fifty minutes on the PC-12, linking Sardinia's Costa Smeralda with the French capital. It is a favoured end-of-summer route for those trading the Mediterranean for the city, whether returning to business or the autumn cultural season. One-way pricing from Olbia to Paris starts at €15,600.
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