Paris-Le Bourget.
Le Bourget is Europe’s business aviation capital: closed to airlines entirely, eleven kilometres from central Paris, with each FBO running its own private terminal. When we quote Paris, this is the airport, full stop.
Chartering from Le Bourget
Arrivals work around the clock with no slots and no prior permission; the airport’s one sharp edge is outbound. No jet leaves its stand between 22:15 and 06:00. That is a hard ban, not a surcharge, so a late dinner in Paris ends with a planned 22:00 departure or a comfortable morning one, and we build itineraries accordingly. Our London to Paris lane runs from €8,300 all-in on a light jet, 52 minutes in the air; Paris to Nice from €8,300 and Paris to Ibiza from €13,000 continue south.
Two calendar notes: widebody parking is finite and requested early, and the biennial Paris Air Show (June, odd years) absorbs a third of the ramp, so charter traffic books far ahead or reroutes that week.
Facilities
The FBO bench is the deepest in Europe: Signature’s multiple facilities, Universal, Jetex’s flagship terminal, Dassault’s home base. Each has lounges, dedicated security and exclusive ramp areas. Customs meets passengers at the aircraft or in the lounge; the drive to the Right Bank runs twenty-five minutes when Paris cooperates.
Also from this airport: Paris Le Bourget to Lotnisko Nice · Paris Le Bourget to Ibiza · Paris Le Bourget to Genewa · Madryt-Barajas to Paris Le Bourget · Paris Le Bourget to Rzym Ciampino · Paris Le Bourget to Teterboro · Paris Le Bourget to Figari Sud-Corse
Questions.
Which airport do private jets use in Paris?
Le Bourget. It is Europe’s leading dedicated business aviation airport, closer to central Paris than either commercial hub and free of airline queues.
How much is a private jet from London to Paris?
From €8,300 all-in for the whole aircraft on a light jet, around €1,190 a seat with seven aboard, 52 minutes wheels to wheels.
Can you depart Le Bourget after midnight?
No. Jet departures are barred from 22:15 to 06:00. Arrivals work at any hour, which is how we plan late evenings into Paris rather than out of it.