Private jet Paris – London
Aircraft for Paris – London
Phenom 100EV
Praetor 500
Gulfstream G700
Paris to London by private jet: the essentials
About 45 minutes in the air between Paris Le Bourget and London Luton. The choice of London airport matters as much as the aircraft: it sets how long the road journey to your meeting takes.
The London airports
- Luton (EGGW): about 55 km north-west of the centre, 60 to 90 minutes by road. Slots are required, strict noise rules apply, and the airport closes at night in summer.
- Northolt (EGWU): the closest to the centre, about 35 minutes by road. A military airfield, with slots, prior permission and limited hours.
- London City (EGLC): in the east, 30 to 45 minutes from the centre, very convenient for the City and Canary Wharf. The short runway and limited parking restrict it to certain aircraft.
- Farnborough (EGLF) and Biggin Hill (EGKB): two dedicated business-aviation airports, south-west and south-east of London, without mandatory slots. They suit you well if your destination is not in the centre.
- Stansted (EGSS) and Heathrow (EGLL): possible, but subject to slots. At Heathrow, night slots for business aviation are generally unavailable.
How to choose
For the City and east London, London City or Northolt save time. For the west, Northolt or Farnborough. For an early or late flight, check opening hours: several airports close at night. We compare the options against your departure and arrival addresses.
Which aircraft
On such a short flight, a light or very light jet is enough. London City accepts only certain aircraft: we check that yours can land there before proposing it.
Good to know before booking
- For entry into the United Kingdom, check the documents required for each passenger: in principle a valid passport.
- Opening hours and night restrictions vary by airport: we confirm them at the time of booking.
- See our cost guide and empty legs if your dates are flexible.
Airport guides for this route
- Paris-Le Bourget International Airport (LFPB): Paris–Le Bourget is the main business-aviation airport for Paris, north-east of the city. It is where most private jets to and from the capital arrive.
- 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.
Fly on your terms.
Give us your dates and number of passengers. We reply within minutes, day and night.
This route in brief
How long is the flight Paris – London ?
≈ 0 h 45 · 380 km (indicative).
Which airports can I use?
Paris-Le Bourget International Airport (LFPB) · London Luton Airport (EGGW)
How much does it cost?
The price depends on aircraft, dates and fees. The quote is free and we compare several options.
Which London airport should I choose for a private jet?
It depends on where you are going in London. Northolt and London City are closest to the centre, Farnborough and Biggin Hill are dedicated to business aviation, and Luton is a common choice with strict noise rules.
Can I land at Heathrow?
It is possible but subject to slots, and night slots for business aviation are generally unavailable.
Which documents do I need for London?
In principle a valid passport. Check the entry rules for your nationality before departure.
Can I depart late in the evening?
Several London airports close at night or limit departures. We confirm the permitted times before validating the flight.