Destination · Île-de-France
Paris.
Where to land?
The business airport.
3,000 m · curfew 22:15 — 06:00
Europe’s nº1 business airport, 12 km from central Paris.
Where travellers come from
The usual departures.
Flying to Paris
Paris holds Europe's leading business-aviation activity at Le Bourget (LFPB), twelve kilometres from the Concorde and entirely clear of the commercial terminals at Roissy and Orly. Sixty thousand movements pass through each year, served by the largest handlers — Signature, Universal, Jetex. The night curfew (22:15–06:00) shapes late departures; beyond it, Paris-Vatry or Châlons serve as alternatives. For the traveller, Le Bourget means boarding fifteen minutes before take-off, ten minutes by car from the Golden Triangle.
On the ground, Le Bourget puts the traveller ten minutes from the Golden Triangle: the car waits at the foot of the aircraft, with no public terminal. Most clients pair a daytime business meeting with a same-evening return, or connect onward to the Riviera. It is the natural gateway for anyone combining a dense Paris schedule with frequent European travel.
On the ground, handling at Le Bourget is provided by leading FBOs — Signature, Universal Aviation, Jetex and Advanced Air — for reception, formalities and boarding a few steps from the aircraft.
Frequently asked questions
Paris by private jet, your questions.
Which airport do private jets use for Paris?
A private jet to Paris lands at Le Bourget (LFPB), Île-de-France's business-aviation gateway. Its 3,000-metre runway takes every aircraft, from turboprop to long-range jet. A curfew (22:15 — 06:00) governs night movements. Handling is provided by Signature, Universal Aviation and Jetex, with boarding a few steps from the aircraft and no commercial terminal.
How much does a private jet to Paris cost?
The cost of a private jet to Paris depends on the aircraft, the route and the season. As a guide, expect from €6,000 one-way from Geneva. A light jet suits short hops; a larger-cabin aircraft fits longer legs or groups. Empty-leg flights to Paris, when available, can cut the fare sharply. Every quote is firm, all-in, within sixty minutes.
What are the most popular routes to Paris?
The most-flown departures to Paris are Geneva (1h 05), London (1h 00) and Megève (1h 10). Each route has its own page with flight time, recommended aircraft and empty-leg availability. Book the jet and the transfer together to save time on the ground.
Why fly private to Paris?
Flying private to Paris reclaims the hours lost in commercial hubs: departure from a business terminal, boarding fifteen minutes before take-off, your own schedule and no connections. You arrive rested, on your timetable, ready to work or enjoy on landing. For business or leisure, Île-de-France is reachable on demand, with no queue and no airline constraint. Firm, all-in quote within sixty minutes.
Which aircraft suits a flight to Paris?
For Paris, a short European leg flies comfortably on a light jet — a Phenom 300 or a Citation — economical and quick to arrange. For a group, more baggage or a little more distance, a midsize such as the Praetor 600 or Challenger 350 adds cabin and range. Our advisors size the aircraft to your passenger count and exact route.
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