Private jet Paris – Tokyo

Paris – Tokyo by private jet: the essentials

About 12 h 45 in the air between Paris and Tokyo. The French capital and Japan’s largest metropolis: this trip is a long-haul flight, where cabin comfort matters.

The airports

• Paris Le Bourget (LFPB): Paris’s business-aviation airport. See the Le Bourget guide.
• Tokyo-Haneda (RJTT): the airport closest to the centre; business-aviation access there is limited by slots. 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

Fashion weeks, Roland-Garros and, in odd-numbered years, the Paris Air Show tighten slots and parking in Paris. Book early. The cherry blossom in spring, autumn and the year-end holidays concentrate demand. Book early.

Good to know before booking

• Check that each passenger’s travel documents are valid.
• For Japan, 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

• 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.
• Tokyo Haneda International Airport (RJTT): Tokyo-Haneda (RJTT): the airport closest to the centre; business-aviation access there is limited by slots.