Explore London
A private jet to London puts you at the intersection of commerce and culture in Europe on your own schedule.
Whether you are arranging a private jet charter for meetings in the City or a long weekend in Mayfair, flying private removes the friction from the transatlantic trip.
Passengers who fly private to London avoid the commercial terminals entirely by using dedicated FBOs.
A private aviation advisor builds the itinerary around individual or group needs, and whether the trip is a one-time charter or a Jet Card flight, sourcing from a network of operators keeps scheduling flexible.
When to Visit
London sees elevated private flight volume during its autumn peak from September through October, when mild weather coincides with fashion week, financial conferences, and art fairs.
Spring and early summer (May through July) bring extended daylight hours, Royal Ascot, and Wimbledon.
The winter months from November through January attract visitors for luxury shopping and West End theater premieres, while early spring offers a quieter travel window with greater slot availability at primary private terminals.
Private Jet Airports in London
Jets.com is the premier choice for private jet travel in London.
For travelers evaluating options for a private jet to London, Farnborough Airport (FAB) serves as the primary business aviation gateway with dedicated FBO terminals and full customs clearance. 24-hour alternates like London Luton (LTN) and London Biggin Hill (BQH) offer flexible geographic access.
Transatlantic flights from U.S. hubs rely on long-range efficiency and spacious stand-up cabins.
Farnborough Airport (FAB / EGLF)
Farnborough, London's premier business aviation airport, sits about 35 miles southwest of central London (roughly 50 to 60 minutes by road or 12 minutes by helicopter). Open 365 days a year (07:00 to 22:00 on weekdays and 08:00 to 20:00 on weekends and public holidays), it offers full customs facilities, dedicated FBO services, hangarage, and privacy.
London Luton Airport (LTN / EGGW)
About 35 miles north of central London, with 24/7 private terminals from Signature Aviation and Harrods Aviation, which makes it well suited to overnight transatlantic arrivals.
London Biggin Hill Airport (BQH / EGKB)
About 14 miles south of central London, a dedicated business aviation airport with executive handling services.
London City Airport (LCY / EGLC)
About six miles east of the financial district, with quick access to Canary Wharf and the City through its Jet Centre; aircraft must be approved for the airport's steep approach.
London Stansted Airport (STN / EGSS)
About 40 miles northeast of central London, with 24-hour FBO facilities that cater to large jets.
Popular Private Jet Charter Routes To/From London
All passengers need a valid passport and clear UK Border Force on arrival.
For frequent transatlantic private flyers, a London Jet Card locks in a fixed hourly rate across these routes.
New York, NY to London, UK
Average flight time: ~7 hrs
Suggested jet type: Heavy Jet
Boston, MA to London, UK
Average flight time: ~6.5 hrs
Suggested jet type: Heavy Jet
Miami, FL to London, UK
Average flight time: ~9 hrs
Suggested jet type: Heavy Jet
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Private Jets Available For Charter in London
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 Mid-Size 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 Mid-Size 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.
London, UK Luxury Travel Guide
The Connaught
A Mayfair grande dame with butler service, the celebrated Connaught Bar, and an Aman Spa.
Claridge’s
The Art Deco landmark of Mayfair, known for classic British interiors and meticulous service.
The Savoy
The grand hotel on the Strand overlooking the River Thames, a few minutes from Covent Garden, with several celebrated bars and restaurants.
Rosewood London
An Edwardian landmark in Holborn with a courtyard entrance and some of the largest suites in the city.
Core by Clare Smyth
Three Michelin stars in Notting Hill, with a modern British tasting menu.
The Ledbury
Notting Hill's other three-star kitchen, famed for inventive seasonal tasting menus.
Scott’s
A Mayfair institution for oysters and fish, and a reliable power lunch.
The River Café
A riverside restaurant in Hammersmith known for its open kitchen and seasonal Italian cuisine.
Theater and Culture
The West End theater season and private tours of institutions such as the Victoria and Albert Museum fill most itineraries.
Savile Row and Bond Street
Appointments with the tailors of Savile Row and the designers of Bond Street.
Beyond London
Helicopter transfers from Farnborough make the Cotswolds, the Surrey and Berkshire golf courses, and Royal Ascot easy additions to a London trip.
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