Private jet London – Dublin
Aircraft for London – Dublin
Phenom 100EV
Praetor 500
Gulfstream G700
London – Dublin by private jet: the essentials
About 50 minutes in the air between London and Dublin. A global financial capital and the Irish capital: this trip is a short hop.
The airports
- London Luton (EGGW): the airport most used by private jets, about 50 km north-west of the centre. See the Luton guide.
- Dublin (EIDW): the main airport, north of the city, with business-aviation handling. See the airport guide.
Which aircraft
The trip is short: a light jet is enough for 4 to 6 passengers with their luggage. For more room, a midsize jet gives a more spacious cabin without noticeably changing the flight time.
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. Summer, major sporting fixtures and holidays concentrate demand. Check the official dates.
Good to know before booking
- The UK has entry formalities: check each passenger’s travel documents.
- For Ireland, check each passenger’s valid travel documents, and any visa or electronic authorisation required depending on nationality.
- If you return the same day, tell us: it changes how the aircraft is positioned.
- 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.
- Dublin Airport (EIDW): Dublin (EIDW): the main airport, north of the city, with business-aviation handling.
Fly on your terms.
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This route in brief
How long is the flight London – Dublin ?
≈ 0 h 50 · 433 km (indicative).
Which airports can I use?
London Luton Airport (EGGW) · Dublin Airport (EIDW)
How much does it cost?
The price depends on aircraft, dates and fees. The quote is free and we compare several options.
How long is the flight from London to Dublin by private jet?
About 50 minutes in the air, not counting taxi and ground time.
Do I need a visa for Ireland?
It depends on nationality. Check before departure.
Which aircraft for London to Dublin?
The trip is short: a light jet is enough for 4 to 6 passengers with their luggage. For more room, a midsize jet gives a more spacious cabin without noticeably changing the flight time.