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Dubai · Moscow

Private Jet Charter Dubai to Moscow

Dubai to Moscow private jet charter. Heavy jet guide: USD 68,000 to 90,000 one-way, whole aircraft. Compare airports and aircraft.

Distance3,686 km
Guide flight time5h 00m direct
Guide from · USD$68,000
Best classHeavy jet

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Aircraft options and pricing

Dubai to Moscow by class

3,686 km northbound is a five hour sector that a super-midsize covers direct and a heavy jet covers direct with margin, which matters because routings on this corridor rarely follow the great circle. The bigger constraint is not the aircraft, it is which operators and registrations can legally and practically fly it, and that determines the quote more than range does.

Whole-aircraft one-way planning ranges in USD, not per-person fares or live availability. The headline uses the recommended option; other classes and connecting itineraries can cost differently. The enquiry form produces a separate EUR calculation for your inputs, not a currency conversion of these guide prices. Confirm taxes, positioning, handling, transfers and the final total in a written quote.

Class
Direct?
Typical aircraft
Price
Midsize jet
Midsize jet
Direct only with a light load and favourable winds. Most operators plan a stop, commonly Baku or Tbilisi.
1 stop
Praetor 600, Citation Latitude
$42,000 to $56,000
Super-midsize
Super-midsize
Direct with reserves. The efficient answer for four to eight passengers.
Direct
Challenger 350, Citation Longitude, Gulfstream G280
$52,000 to $68,000
Heavy jet
Heavy jet Best value
Recommended. Direct with routing margin and a stand-up cabin for a five hour sector.
Direct
Challenger 650, Falcon 2000LXS, Gulfstream G450
$68,000 to $90,000
Ultra-long-range
Ultra-long-range
For larger parties or when the aircraft continues elsewhere afterwards. Range is not the reason to book it here.
Direct
Global 6000, G650ER
$90,000 to $125,000
Which airport where

Departure and arrival options

Dubai → Moscow · 3,686 km · 5h 10m direct

Dubai departures

DWC
Al Maktoum International

A 4,500 m runway and the largest business-aviation apron in the UAE, 45 km south-west of Downtown, with DC Aviation Al-Futtaim, ExecuJet Middle East and Jetex on the field. Dubai remains one of the few major hubs with regular scheduled and private service to Moscow.

Jetex VIP terminal, DC Aviation Al-Futtaim FBO and the ExecuJet Middle East lounge
DXB
Dubai International

12 km from Downtown with slot-controlled general aviation at a premium over DWC. Used when the passenger connects off a scheduled flight or the aircraft is already positioned there.

Jetex VIP lounge and the airport's dedicated VIP terminal

Moscow arrivals

VKO
Moscow Vnukovo

The default business-aviation arrival for Moscow. Two intersecting runways, 06/24 at 3,500 m with ILS CAT II and 01/19 at 3,060 m with ILS CAT I. Vnukovo-3, operated by VIPPORT, is one of the largest dedicated business-aviation centres in Europe, with roughly 560,000 sq m of apron and capacity for about 150 aircraft.

Vnukovo-3 business aviation centre, operated by VIPPORT, with dedicated terminals, hangarage and CIQ
OSF
Ostafyevo International Business Airport

Gazpromavia's business airport south of Moscow with a 2,058 m by 48 m runway, PCN 24, so it suits midsize and smaller heavy aircraft rather than a fully loaded Global. Terminal throughput is 40 passengers per hour on international flights. A genuine alternate when Vnukovo-3 parking is full.

Dedicated business-aviation terminal with international CIQ
SVO
Moscow Sheremetyevo

Terminal A, run by A-Group, is the second real business-aviation FBO in Moscow, about 30 minutes from the centre via the M-11 with its own hangars and de-icing. Worth using when the passenger's destination is north of the city.

Sheremetyevo Terminal A business aviation terminal operated by A-Group
Fleet options

Aircraft classes for this route

Same fleet lineup we quote from every day. Dubai to Moscow is best flown in a Heavy jet.

Cessna Citation Latitude midsize jet in flight Midsize jet

Stand-up cabin, longer legs

Stand-up cabin, real luggage capacity, transcontinental US-capable.

Rangeup to 5 hr · 4,600 km
Max passengers9
Citation Latitude, Praetor 600
from €5,400/hr
Bombardier Challenger 350 super-midsize jet on the ramp Super-midsize

Transcontinental range

Coast-to-coast US or London to Dubai without a fuel stop, at Mach 0.83.

Rangeup to 7 hr · 6,500 km
Max passengers10
Challenger 350, Longitude
from €7,200/hr
Gulfstream G550 heavy jet on final approach Heavy jet

Full galley, private stateroom

Wide cabin, full galley, forward and aft lavatories, up to 16 seats in club configuration.

Rangeup to 12 hr · 11,000 km
Max passengers14
Gulfstream G550, Global 6000
from €11,800/hr
Gulfstream G650ER ultra-long-range jet climbing out Ultra-long-range

Global, non-stop

Non-stop New York to Sydney, Dubai to Los Angeles, London to Buenos Aires — real staterooms, standing shower on select tails.

Rangeup to 15 hr · 14,000 km
Max passengers16
Gulfstream G650ER, Global 7500
from €14,900/hr
Good to know

Operational details for Dubai → Moscow

FAQ

Common questions on this route

How long is the flight from Dubai to Moscow by private jet?
About 5 hours direct on a heavy jet and 5h 10m on a super-midsize. Actual times run longer than the great-circle figure because of routing and Moscow terminal-area restrictions.
Can Western operators fly Dubai to Moscow?
Generally no. EU, UK and US measures restrict flights connected to Russian persons and entities, and operators based in those jurisdictions keep their fleets off this corridor. The aircraft that fly it are typically Russian, CIS or Middle East based, which limits availability on any given date.
What does Dubai to Moscow cost?
Midsize jet: USD 42,000 to 56,000; Super-midsize: USD 52,000 to 68,000; Heavy jet: USD 68,000 to 90,000; Ultra-long-range: USD 90,000 to 125,000. These are indicative whole-aircraft one-way planning ranges, not live offers or per-person fares. See the table notes for non-stop suitability, technical stops, connecting flights and transfers. Aircraft positioning, dates and included services can change the final written quote.
Which Moscow airport do private jets use?
Vnukovo (VKO) and specifically the Vnukovo-3 business aviation centre run by VIPPORT, which is the largest such facility in Russia. Sheremetyevo Terminal A, run by A-Group, and Ostafyevo (OSF) are the practical alternates. Domodedovo has a business aviation centre operated by UTG Private Aviation.
Is Bykovo (BKA) still an option?
No. Bykovo ceased operations in October 2010 and was removed from the state register of civil aerodromes in 2011. The terminal has been demolished and the site is used for warehousing. It still appears in older airport databases, which is why it sometimes gets quoted.
Is Russian airspace safe to fly into?
EASA advises against operating in Russian airspace west of 60 degrees East at all flight levels, a recommendation first issued in January 2025 and since extended. Operators still flying the corridor do so under their own risk assessments. We tell clients the position plainly rather than around it.
What about insurance?
War-risk cover for Russian destinations is restricted and some underwriters decline it. Any quote you receive should state explicitly what cover is in place, and that is a question worth asking before comparing prices.