Private Jet Charter London to Dublin

London to Dublin by class

Start with a light-jet comparison for a small party travelling London to Dublin, then assess a midsize if luggage or cabin comfort makes the upgrade worthwhile. On a short sector, the practical departure airport, aircraft position and return plan can matter more than a marginal cruise-speed difference. Ask for the offered aircraft and its real baggage capacity.

Editorial whole-aircraft one-way planning bands in GBP, not per-person fares or live operator offers. Flight-time allowances use great-circle distance, representative cruise speed and 25 additional minutes, rounded up to five minutes. The unchanged enquiry form uses its separate EUR estimator and cruise-only timing. Neither figure is a confirmed flight schedule. Ask for applicable taxes, handling, positioning and optional services to be specified in the final total.

Class

Non-stop potential

Typical aircraft

Price

Light jet Best value

Compare the exact aircraft, passenger load and luggage. Non-stop performance and airport access require operator approval.

Subject to plan

Phenom 300, Citation CJ4

£5,000 to £7,500

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Midsize jet

Compare the exact aircraft, passenger load and luggage. Non-stop performance and airport access require operator approval.

Subject to plan

Citation XLS+, Citation Latitude

£7,000 to £10,000

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Super-midsize

Compare the exact aircraft, passenger load and luggage. Non-stop performance and airport access require operator approval.

Subject to plan

Challenger 350, Citation Longitude

£10,000 to £14,000

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Operational details for London → Dublin

• Use Farnborough (FAB) to Dublin (DUB) as the reference pair, not a guarantee that every offer uses the same airports. Give your London starting address and the final arrival address so the ground journey can be compared. A cheaper aircraft may not produce the best total itinerary if it requires an inconvenient departure airport or transfer.
• Farnborough publishes opening hours of 07:00 to 22:00 on weekdays and 08:00 to 20:00 on weekends and bank holidays, with Christmas Day and Boxing Day closed. Those are published airport windows, not reserved movement times. Check the current notices and allow a realistic return margin before booking an evening meeting or a late collection. (Farnborough Airport: published opening hours)
• Separate the aircraft booking from optional Platinum VIP service. Dublin Airport offers Platinum for private as well as commercial flights, but a flight to DUB does not automatically include it. Ask whether private suites, passenger assistance and the aircraft transfer are included, separately priced or not part of the proposed handling arrangement. (Dublin Airport: Platinum VIP private terminal)
• Follow the correct passenger meeting instructions. Dublin Airport places Platinum VIP beside Terminal 1 and provides a specific vehicle approach. If a different handling arrangement is used, follow that handler’s confirmation instead. Do not send the driver to a private suite simply because the airport website advertises one. (Dublin Airport: Platinum VIP private terminal)
• The Platinum Sales and Booking team publishes daily availability from 08:00 to 20:00. Those are booking-team hours, not a statement of airport operating hours or confirmation of an early or late flight. Provide the proposed movement time and obtain flight-specific acceptance from the operator and handler. (Dublin Airport: Platinum VIP private terminal)
• For a city meeting, include the address and the time passengers need to be there. The airport-to-airport figure is only one part of the day. If the itinerary continues elsewhere in Ireland, ask for a complete ground plan and luggage-capable vehicle. A private arrival does not remove the need to allow for passenger formalities and road travel.
• A golf party, family group or team carrying work equipment should specify every large bag before choosing the aircraft. On a short flight, a light jet can be worth comparing, but baggage-hold shape may matter more than the available seats. Have the actual aircraft’s limits confirmed rather than treating spare cabin seats as approved baggage storage.
• For London or another international origin, provide the documents required for each traveller’s circumstances. Do not assume that a shared language, a familiar route or a previous airline journey makes documentation automatic. The operator and handler should confirm the manifest and entry requirements through the agreed booking process.
• The 443 km distance is an airport-to-airport great-circle calculation, not the filed route. Actual flight time depends on the aircraft, weather and operational plan. The editorial class bands are in pounds; the form’s separately labelled euro estimate is a calculation, not a currency conversion of those bands. Use a written aircraft-specific quote for the amount payable.

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