Private jet charter in Paris

Light jet

For short European routes from Le Bourget.

Midsize jet

Extra comfort for longer flights or groups.

Group charter

For institutional delegations or film crews.

Light jet

A light jet is ideal for short European flights from Le Bourget, to London, Geneva, Milan or neighbouring capitals, for 4 to 6 passengers. Its main advantage is how quickly it can be arranged, with slots often available at shorter notice than for a larger aircraft.

For business travellers visiting several cities in one day, this format avoids the connections and queues of commercial terminals, while remaining economical to charter compared with a midsize jet.

The cabin, usually configured for four to six passengers with limited luggage space, is perfect for a light business trip with no bulky suitcases or special equipment to carry.

The time between request and take-off is among the shortest in business aviation, a decisive advantage for clients whose plans change at the last minute.

A chauffeur awaits you on arrival, on both the outbound and return flights, for seamless coordination between your flight and your ground transport.

Midsize jet

For a larger group or a longer flight than the neighbouring capitals, a midsize jet offers greater comfort for 6 to 9 passengers: a more spacious cabin, longer range and flexible scheduling to suit demanding business travel.

This is the most requested format for flights of more than an hour and a half, when cabin comfort becomes as important as the speed of the journey itself.

The interior layout usually lets you work or rest comfortably, with a meeting table and reclining seats suited to the longest flights in this category.

It also suits families or small groups travelling with more luggage, without sacrificing the quick turnaround that business aviation offers.

A chauffeur awaits you when you land at Le Bourget, for seamless coordination between your flight and the rest of your plans in Paris.

Group charter

For official delegations, film crews or groups of 10 passengers or more, a group charter lets you travel with bulky professional equipment, free from the weight and schedule restrictions of commercial flights.

This format is particularly suited to unusual schedules or destinations poorly served by scheduled airlines, a frequent need for official or production tours covering several cities in a few days.

The aircraft is chosen according to the exact make-up of the group and the volume of equipment to carry, with a cabin configured for each mission rather than a standard layout.

It works for a one-off trip as well as a tour lasting several weeks, with a single point of contact coordinating every flight in the programme.

Ground transfers for the whole group are coordinated with the same care as the flight itself, so everyone arrives together without passengers being split up.