Private jet London – Cape Town

London – Cape Town by private jet: the essentials

About 12 h 45 in the air between London and Cape Town. A global financial capital and a sought-after South African destination: this trip is a long-haul flight, where cabin comfort matters.

The airports

• London Luton (EGGW): the airport most used by private jets, about 50 km north-west of the centre. See the Luton guide.
• Cape Town (FACT): the international airport, with business-aviation handling. See the airport guide.

Which aircraft

This route needs a long-range jet. We check that the aircraft proposed flies the two cities non-stop, depending on winds and payload, and we tell you what sleeping places are available.

Periods and specifics

London is in high demand during Wimbledon, Royal Ascot and the British Grand Prix in summer, and before Christmas. Slots and parking get tight. The southern summer, from December to February, concentrates demand, along with the year-end holidays. Book early.

Good to know before booking

• The UK has entry formalities: check each passenger’s travel documents.
• For South Africa, check each passenger’s valid travel documents, and any visa or electronic authorisation required depending on nationality.
• On a route this long, a technical stop may be needed depending on the aircraft, the winds and the payload.
• See also the cost guide and empty legs.

Airport guides for this route

• London Luton Airport (EGGW): London Luton is the airport most often used for private jets from London, but it sits about 50 km north-west of the centre.
• Cape Town International Airport (FACT): Cape Town (FACT): the international airport, with business-aviation handling.