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Turboprop-only arrivals into Courchevel Altiport (CVF), a 537-metre runway on an 18.5% slope that drops passengers into Courchevel 1850 in u…
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Turboprop-only arrivals into Courchevel Altiport (CVF), a 537-metre runway on an 18.5% slope that drops passengers into Courchevel 1850 in u…
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Geneva Airport is where a huge share of European business aviation actually starts, third busiest on the continent for business-jet movement…
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Samedan Airport (SMV) sits at 5,600 feet in the Engadin valley, Europe's highest-altitude business-aviation field. Turboprops and select cer…
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On-demand charter from Zurich Kloten (ZRH), the Alpine region's principal business-aviation hub, with same-day connections to St Moritz-Same…
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Cannes Mandelieu Airport, CEQ, is 5 km from town with a 1,540 m runway, a 35 t turbojet maximum take-off weight, and no night operations. Fi…
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On-demand charter from Nice Cote d'Azur (NCE), Europe's third-busiest business-aviation airport, plus Cannes-Mandelieu (CEQ) for light jets …
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Eleftherios Venizelos (ATH) has a dedicated General Aviation Terminal at Gate 12 on the north end of the field, open around the clock, and t…
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El Prat (BCN) runs a separate Corporate Aviation Terminal with capacity for 42 aircraft, 15 km from the city, alongside a commercial operati…
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On-demand charter into Ibiza (IBZ), the busiest business-aviation runway in the Balearics with a 2,800-metre strip that takes everything fro…
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Linate Prime is Europe's most convenient business-aviation airport: 7 km from Milan's city centre, no slot required for general aviation, an…
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On-demand charter into Mykonos (JMK), the Cyclades' busiest business-aviation field from June through September. Runway length caps arrivals…
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Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport, OLB, has a 2,745 m runway at 37 ft and accepts every charter class, from turboprops to ultra-long jets. In Jul…
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Palma de Mallorca Airport, PMI, has a 3,270 m runway, 24-hour customs at the General Aviation Terminal, and capacity for ultra-long aircraft…
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Ciampino is Rome's business-aviation airport, capped at 61 general-aviation movements per day and operating only within a 06:00 to 23:00 PPR…
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On-demand charter into Santorini (JTR), the caldera-view icon of the Cyclades with a small 6-to-8-position ramp that saturates by noon on pe…
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Three airports cover the island: Olbia (OLB) for Porto Cervo and the Costa Smeralda yachting scene, Cagliari (CAG) for the south coast and c…
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Marco Polo is the only Venice airport where you step from the aircraft directly into a water taxi, with airside jetty access and roughly a 3…
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On-demand charter from Berlin Brandenburg (BER) through the dedicated General Aviation Terminal on the airport's south side. Instant estimat…
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Frankfurt Egelsbach, QEF, is the business-aviation field for suitable light and midsize aircraft, with a 1,400 m runway, PPR for every movem…
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On-demand charter from every London business-aviation airport – Luton, Farnborough, City, Biggin Hill – plus Heathrow and Gatwick for larger…
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Since 2013, all Madrid business aviation runs through Barajas' Terminal Ejecutiva in the south zone. The airport has four runways, is open a…
View destination →Marbella sits on the Costa del Sol without its own airport. Málaga (AGP) is the primary gateway with a 24/7 3,200 m runway 55 km from Puerto…
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Munich Franz Josef Strauss, MUC, has two 4,000 m runways and takes every charter class, but night flying is restricted from 22:00 to 06:00 w…
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Málaga Costa del Sol, AGP, is the only airport serving both commercial and business aviation on this stretch of coast, with a 3,200 m main r…
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On-demand charter from Paris-Le Bourget – Europe's busiest business-aviation airport – plus Toussus-le-Noble and Pontoise for light-jet and …
View destination →Verbier sits at 1,500 m in the Swiss Valais and has no airport of its own. Sion (SIR) is the closest gateway with a 2,000 m runway 45 minute…
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Esenboğa International runs Ankara's business aviation with two parallel 3,750 m runways, H24 operation and customs available. The new Ankar…
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Nikola Tesla (BEG) is 18 km west of downtown Belgrade with two runways of 3,500 m and 3,400 m, and it hosts a genuine home fleet. Prince Avi…
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Baneasa Aurel Vlaicu (BBU) has been Bucharest's business-aviation airport since 2012, 8.5 km from the city centre with a 3,100 m runway and …
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Istanbul has three practical business-aviation gateways. Atatürk (ISL, LTBA) is now a business-aviation-only field, carrying more than 70% o…
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Sofia Airport (SOF) is 10 km from the city centre, has a single 3,600 m runway and handles general aviation through Terminal 1, away from th…
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Al Bateen Executive (AZI) sits 6.5 nautical miles from the city centre and takes nothing but business jets, which is why it is the fastest d…
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Hamad International (DOH) runs private aviation through its own premium terminal, with a 4,850 m main runway that takes a fully fuelled Glob…
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Dedicated business-aviation departures from Al Maktoum (DWC) and Dubai International (DXB), plus Al Bateen executive in Abu Dhabi. Instant e…
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Muscat International is Oman's transatlantic-capable business-aviation base, with two runways at 4,080 m and 4,000 m and Jetex as the exclus…
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King Khalid International (RUH) sits about 35 km north of the city with two 4,205 m runways, a general aviation complex and a Private Aviati…
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Hong Kong International has three runways of 3,800 m and one dedicated business aviation centre, HKBAC, which unveiled a new terminal in Sep…
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Macau International (MFM) is a 24-hour airport built on reclaimed land east of Taipa, with 15 of its 25 apron stands dedicated to business j…
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Osaka has three airports with distinct roles. Itami (ITM) is closer to the city and handles most domestic bizav. Kansai (KIX) is on an artif…
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Tokyo has two big airports and each one does a specific job for private aviation. Haneda (HND) is closer, faster and slot-restricted for bus…
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Vnukovo-3 is the largest business aviation centre in Russia and one of the largest in Europe, with roughly 560,000 sq m of apron and capacit…
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Ngurah Rai (DPS) has a single 3,000 m runway and a dedicated General Aviation Terminal on the apron opposite the main building, handling cus…
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Don Mueang (DMK) is where Bangkok's private aviation actually happens, through the MJets terminal, Thailand's first purpose-built private je…
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Chiang Mai International went 24-hour on 1 November 2023, with a 3,100 m runway and night flights between 22:00 and 07:00 capped at roughly …
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Halim Perdanakusuma (HLP) is Jakarta's business-aviation gateway, 12 km from the centre with a 3,000 m runway and around the clock operation…
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Koh Samui airport is owned and operated by Bangkok Airways, which is the only airport of its kind in Thailand. The 2,100 m runway takes ligh…
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Subang (SZB) is Malaysia's business-aviation airport, with a 3,780 m runway and the SkyPark Business Aviation Centre averaging around 30 pri…
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Palawan is a two-airport story. Puerto Princesa (PPS) has the 2,601 m runway that handles jets from Manila, Bangkok and further afield. El N…
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Phuket International (HKT) sits 32 km north of Phuket town with a 3,000 m runway and now has its own private jet terminal at Mai Khao, with …
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On-demand charter from Seletar (XSP), Southeast Asia's dedicated business-aviation gateway, plus Changi (SIN) for airliner-sized VIP charter…
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Aspen/Pitkin County Airport, ASE, sits at 7,820 ft with a 2,440 m runway, a 95 ft wingspan limit and a 100,000 lb maximum weight. The terrai…
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Laurence G. Hanscom Field, BED, is Massachusetts' largest general-aviation airport and the primary base for Boston business aviation, with a…
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Chicago Executive Airport, PWK, is the region's preferred business-aviation field, with a 1,524 m primary runway, three on-field FBOs and no…
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Dallas is the second busiest business-aviation airport in the United States. Love Field sits 5 miles from downtown with continuous operation…
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Jackson Hole Airport, JAC, is the only commercial airport located inside a US national park, and its operating rules reflect that. A 6,300 f…
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Harry Reid International (LAS) is five miles from the Strip and put through 586,871 aircraft movements in 2025, which is exactly why Henders…
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Van Nuys Airport, VNY, is Los Angeles' primary business-aviation field, with a 2,439 m runway, more than 230,000 annual operations and multi…
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Miami is a four-airport metroplex for private aviation. Opa-Locka (OPF) is the bizav capital with three runways and the deepest handler rost…
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On-demand charter from Teterboro (TEB), the world's busiest business-aviation airport, plus White Plains (HPN), Morristown (MMU), and Republ…
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Palm Beach International, historically PBI, is rebranding to DJT with the IATA code changing on 18 August 2026 and the ICAO already changed …
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Four Bay Area fields worth knowing: SFO with a single Signature FBO on North Access Road, San Jose for the South Bay, Hayward Executive for …
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Eagle County Regional, EGE, is the main private-jet gateway to Vail and Beaver Creek, roughly 55 km west of Vail village and a 40 minute dri…
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Washington has three practical business-aviation airports. Dulles gives you two 3,505 m runways with continuous operation and unrestricted d…
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Nassau Lynden Pindling International (NAS) is 40 minutes from Florida with a 3,358 m runway and customs and immigration processed inside the…
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St Barth's Gustaf III Airport (SBH) takes only certified turboprops on a 646-metre runway that ends at a beach, daylight hours only. The sta…
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El Dorado International (BOG) is the busiest airport in South America by aircraft movements, with two 3,800 m runways at 2,548 m elevation a…
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Los Cabos International, SJD, is the main private-jet gateway for Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, about 30 minutes from the Cabo San L…
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Cancun International (CUN) runs a dedicated FBO terminal with a 47,581 sq m apron, 21 power-in power-out stands and 24 hour customs, alongsi…
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Toluca (TLC) is where Mexico City's business aviation actually operates, with a 4,200 m runway at 2,580 m elevation and the country's deepes…
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Brazil operates the world's second-largest business-jet fleet with 1,103 aircraft, and São Paulo is the centre of it. Congonhas sits 8 km fr…
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Lagos offers the deepest business-aviation infrastructure in West Africa. Murtala Muhammed International has 3,900 m of runway with 24 hour …
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Amsterdam Schiphol, AMS, is a Level 3 slot-coordinated airport for both commercial and general aviation, and its local rule bars general-avi…
View destination →Cape Town International (CPT) is a 3,201 m gateway with a dedicated ExecuJet FBO, four based charter operators, and a 20-kilometre ground tr…
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Two Colombo airports handle private aviation. Bandaranaike International (CMB) is the main gateway, 32 km north of the city on a 3,350 m run…
View destination →Kitzbühel sits at 762 m in the Tyrolean Alps. Innsbruck (INN) is the closest gateway 95 km by road; Salzburg (SZG) is the fall-back with a l…
View destination →Lisbon Humberto Delgado (LIS) is a 3,705 m gateway with multiple FBOs, seven kilometres from the city centre. Cascais (CAT) is the alternate…
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Velana International (MLE) sits on its own island, Hulhulé, connected to Malé by bridge and to every resort by seaplane, speedboat or domest…
View destination →Marrakech Menara (RAK) is a 24/7 international gateway with a 3,100 m ILS Cat II runway, an ONDA VIP salon, and a six-kilometre ground trans…
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Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International (MRU) sits in Plaine Magnien, 48 km southeast of Port Louis. A single 3,000 m runway and a dedicated…
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Providenciales International, PLS, is the gateway to Grace Bay, Parrot Cay, Amanyara, and the wider Turks and Caicos. The 9,200 ft runway ta…
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Toronto Pearson, YYZ, is Canada's busiest airport and the region's jet field, with five runways up to 3,389 m and full-time CBSA customs inc…
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Vancouver International, YVR, runs a dedicated business-aviation ramp at its South Terminal, separate from the commercial complex, with a 3,…
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Mahé International (SEZ), 11 km south of Victoria, is the only international gateway to the Seychelles. A single 2,987 m runway at sea level…
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Vienna Schwechat, VIE, is a 24-hour airport with two runways up to 3,600 m and no night movement ban, only a mediation-agreement cap on tota…
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Abeid Amani Karume International (ZNZ) sits 6 km south of Stone Town on the west coast of Unguja. A single 3,000 m runway and the new Termin…
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