Private charter route
London to Innsbruck
Charter flights between London and Innsbruck. Typical block time 1h 38m on a super-light jet. We arrange the aircraft, ground handling and slots — you focus on the trip.
- Flight time
- 1h 38m
- Distance
- 532 nm
- From
- €13,000
Non-stop
985 km
One-way, indicative
At a glance
London to Innsbruck by private jet takes about an hour and thirty-eight minutes, Farnborough to Innsbruck, from around €13,000 one-way for the whole aircraft. For the 532-nautical-mile leg a super-light jet is right-sized — most often a Pilatus PC-24, an Embraer Phenom 300 / 300E or a Cessna Citation CJ4. Innsbruck is the ski charter done properly: four kilometres from the city, half an hour from Seefeld, Axamer Lizum and the Stubai, and at the same time a Category C mountain airfield with winter weekend slots, drop-and-go parking and no jet departures after 20:00. None of that should reach you. We file for the slot the day the window opens, place a crew qualified for the approach, and build the schedule around the rules.
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The route
About this route
London to Innsbruck in 1h 38m.
No airport puts a jet closer to the Tyrolean slopes. Central Innsbruck is ten to fifteen minutes from the ramp, Seefeld, Axamer Lizum and the Stubai about half an hour, St. Anton, Kitzbühel and Sölden between one hour and ninety minutes. For a winter weekend out of London, the 1 hour 38 minute sector from Farnborough — the cleanest private departure point south-west of the capital — is the easy part. The craft is in the logistics.
Start with the slots. On winter Saturdays and Sundays, and the peak days around New Year, every business-aviation flight into Innsbruck needs an airport slot — and requests open only 28 days before the flight, single flights only, no series bookings. For February half-term or the New Year weeks, we take your booking well ahead and file the moment the window opens. That 28-day discipline is the single biggest difference between getting the Saturday you want and flying on the Friday you did not.
Then the ground. On peak winter weekends, from Thursday evening to Sunday evening, parking beyond sixty minutes is prohibited: the aircraft lands, unloads, and repositions to Munich, Salzburg or Vienna until it is needed again. Departures have their own rule — no jet movements after 20:00, so the return is wheels-up by eight in the evening or first thing after the 06:30 opening. We plan both into the quote from the start; you simply see an aircraft waiting when you arrive.
Innsbruck is also a Category C airfield — high terrain, special approach procedures, foehn windshear — with captains-only landings and specific crew qualification required before flying the approaches in serious weather. We place only operators whose crews hold the Innsbruck qualification, current. It is a question worth asking any broker who quotes this route.
The PC-24, Phenom 300 / 300E and Citation CJ4 all suit the sector and the airfield well. UK passengers clear customs on arrival during operating hours. For peak ski weekends we like the booking as early as possible — the slot filing, crew and repositioning all reward lead time.
Recommended aircraft
Super Light Jet
Pilatus PC-24
Super Light Jet
Embraer Phenom 300 / 300E
Light Jet
Cessna Citation CJ4
Frequently asked
From around €13,000 one-way for the whole aircraft in the super-light class. On peak winter weekends the aircraft cannot park at Innsbruck and repositions to Munich, Salzburg or Vienna between legs — we build that into the quote from the start rather than surprising you with it.
About an hour and thirty-eight minutes block time for the 532-nautical-mile leg from Farnborough to Innsbruck. The airport is four kilometres from the city and about half an hour from Seefeld, Axamer Lizum and the Stubai.
Jet departures from Innsbruck end at 20:00, with no exceptions for charter. We plan the return wheels-up by eight in the evening, or first thing after the 06:30 opening the next morning — the schedule is built around the rule, not against it.
As early as you can. Winter weekend slots open only 28 days before the flight, single flights only, so we take the booking ahead of that and file the moment the window opens — that discipline decides whether you fly on the Saturday you wanted.
It is a Category C mountain airfield: high terrain, special approach procedures and captains-only landings, with specific crew qualification required for the approaches in poor weather. We place only operators whose crews hold a current Innsbruck qualification.
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