Explore Atlanta
Atlanta private jet charters exist for one reason above all others. This city runs on business, and business does not wait for a connecting flight through a hub. Home to the country’s densest concentration of Fortune 500 headquarters, Atlanta pairs up a serious corporate calendar with a film and entertainment industry that has made the metro area one of the busiest production hubs in the country.
Add three professional sports franchises and a convention schedule that barely pauses, and the demand for private aviation here runs year-round rather than around a single season.
Scottsdale and Naples fill up in winter. Atlanta stays busy in January, June and every month between. Flying private to Atlanta means walking off the aircraft and into a meeting, a set or a stadium suite without losing half a day to Hartsfield-Jackson's concourses first.
Private Jet Airports in Atlanta
Jets.com is the premier choice for private jet travel in Atlanta, Georgia, providing professional travel services to and from the various airports listed below.
DeKalb-Peachtree Airport (PDK)
DeKalb-Peachtree Airport or PDK is Atlanta's primary business aviation airport, a general aviation reliever field about eight miles northeast of downtown with a 6,001-foot runway suited to Light Jets and Mid-Size Jets and, on select runways, longer-range aircraft as well.
PDK is in DeKalb County about eight miles northeast of downtown Atlanta, a short ride down I-85 or through Buckhead depending on the destination.
Three FBOs currently serve the field: Signature Aviation, Atlantic Aviation, and Aero Centers, each offering standard private terminal services including passenger lounges and ground transportation coordination.
PDK observes a voluntary curfew on turbojet operations between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m.
When the trips calls for something larger or an international arrival, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International handles anything in the charter fleet range, whereas Fulton County Airport, Brown Field offers a quieter general aviation alternative on the city's west side. Both are roughly 20 miles from PDK.
Popular Private Jet Charter Routes To/From Atlanta
An Atlanta Jet Card locks in guaranteed availability across these routes for executives and production teams making this trip on a recurring basis without booking each leg one at a time.
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Chicago, IL to Atlanta, GA
Average flight time: ~1.5 Hours
Suggested jet type: Light Jet
Dallas, TX to Atlanta, GA
Average flight time: ~1.75 hours
Suggested jet type: Light Jet
New York, NY to Atlanta, GA
Average flight time: ~2 hours
Suggested jet type: Mid-Size Jet
Boston, MA to Atlanta, GA
Average flight time: ~2.25 Hours
Suggested jet type: Mid-Size Jet
Los Angeles, CA to Atlanta, GA
Average flight time: ~4 hours
Suggested jet type: Super-Mid Jet
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Private Jets Available For Charter in Atlanta
Cessna Citation Series
This includes models like the Citation XLS, Citation Sovereign, and Citation Latitude. They are known for their versatility, efficiency, and comfort.
Gulfstream GIV And GV Series
Gulfstream jets are renowned for their long-range capabilities, luxury interiors, and advanced technology. Models like the Gulfstream GIV and Gulfstream G550 are often sought after for international travel.
Bombardier Challenger series
The Challenger 300 and Challenger 350 are popular midsize private jets known for their spacious cabins and long-range capabilities. The larger Challenger 600 series, including the Challenger 605 and 650, are also frequently chartered for their comfort and range.
Embraer Phenom and Legacy series
These jets offer a range of options for charter, with modern amenities and competitive operating costs.
Hawker series
The Hawker family of jets, such as the Hawker 800 and Hawker 900XP, are popular midsize options with a reputation for reliability and comfort.
Dassault Falcon series
These jets include the Falcon 2000 and Falcon 7X and are known for their luxurious cabins, advanced technology, and transcontinental range.
Learjet series
Learjet 45 and Learjet 60 are well-regarded for their speed and efficiency, making them popular choices for shorter trips.
Atlanta, GA Luxury Travel Guide
The St. Regis Atlanta
The St. Regis Atlanta is Buckhead's most complete five-star property, as well as home to the Michelin-starred Atlas and a full butler service tradition.
Waldorf Astoria Atlanta, Buckhead
Waldorf Astoria Atlanta Buckhead is quieter and more residential, thus built for guests who value privacy over scene.
Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta
Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta is a Midtown high-rise near the arts district and Piedmont Park with Bar Margot as its social anchor.
The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta, Buckhead
The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta, Buckhead is a longtime favorite for its location near Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza.
Bones
Bones, a Buckhead institution since 1979 and still one of the most requested steakhouse reservations in the city.
Kevin Rathbun Steak
Kevin Rathbun Steak, chef Kevin Rathbun's flagship on the BeltLine in Inman Park and widely regarded as the city's top modern steakhouse.
The Optimist
The Optimist, Ford Fry's West Midtown seafood house, known for its lobster roll and oyster bar.
Chops Lobster Bar
Chops Lobster Bar, a Buckhead classic pairing prime steaks with a raw bar downstairs.
Buckhead
Buckhead anchors most of Atlanta's higher-end shopping and dining, with Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza covering the retail side and a restaurant scene dense enough to fill a week of dinners without repeating a neighborhood.
Midtown
Midtown offers the High Museum of Art, the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and Piedmont Park for a green-space break from the corporate pace elsewhere in the city.
Sports
Sports fill a meaningful share of the private aviation traffic here. The Atlanta Braves, Falcons, and Hawks all play within the metro area, and suite-level access is a common draw for business travelers combining a meeting with a game.
Film & TV
The film and television industry has its own gravitational pull too, with Pinewood Studios Atlanta and a dense cluster of production facilities that have made the region one of the busiest filming hubs outside Los Angeles.
Golf
For those extending a trip, Augusta and golf pedigree are about two hours east.
Nature
The mountains around Blue Ridge and Dahlonega also offer a day trip north for anyone looking to trade skyline for tree line.
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