Berlin's single business-aviation gateway since the legacy Tegel and Schonefeld fields closed. Full turboprop and jet handling on the general-aviation apron.
Berlin to Courchevel private jet charter. Turboprop guide: EUR 12,000 to 15,500 one-way, whole aircraft. Compare airports and aircraft.
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Courchevel Altiport takes only short-field-certified turboprops on its 537m, 18.5%-sloped runway; no jet of any size is permitted to land there, so the aircraft choice on this sector is fixed regardless of the 932 km distance. A PC-12 or King Air 350 covers the direct flight in 2h 11m with no compromise on comfort for a group of this size.
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Berlin → Courchevel · 932 km · 2h 11m direct
Berlin's single business-aviation gateway since the legacy Tegel and Schonefeld fields closed. Full turboprop and jet handling on the general-aviation apron.
The in-resort altiport, 1 minute from Courchevel 1850. Only certified turboprops may land here; the 537m runway sits on an 18.5% slope with no go-around option.
The alternative when weather closes CVF or a larger aircraft is required; 1h 15m by road into Courchevel.
Same fleet lineup we quote from every day. Berlin to Courchevel is best flown in a turboprop-single.
Turboprop
Ideal for regional legs, unpaved strips, and mountain airfields where a jet cannot land.