Private jet Paris – Vienna
Distance1,043 kmstraight line
Flight time≈ 1 h 40indicative
Aircraft32potentially compatible
Seats4–19
Airports
Paris-Le Bourget International AirportLFPB / LBG
Vienna International AirportLOWW / VIE
Aircraft for Paris – Vienna

Phenom 100EV
4–6 seats2,182 km≈ 752 km/h

Praetor 500
7–9 seats6,186 km≈ 863 km/h

Gulfstream G700
13–19 seats14,353 km≈ 903 km/h
Paris – Vienna by private jet: the essentials
About 1 h 40 in the air between Paris Le Bourget and Vienna. A business or cultural trip, to an airport with a business-aviation terminal.
The airports
- Paris Le Bourget (LFPB): see the Le Bourget guide.
- Vienna Schwechat (LOWW): Vienna’s international airport, about 20 km from the centre.
Which aircraft
A light or midsize jet covers this route. Mention luggage.
Periods and specifics
The Opera Ball, in winter, and major congresses tighten slots and hotels. Book early.
Good to know before booking
- Check each passenger’s travel documents.
- In winter, weather can affect timings: we monitor it.
- See the cost guide.
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.
- Vienna International Airport (LOWW): Vienna-Schwechat is Austria’s main airport, south-east of the capital, with handling dedicated to business aviation.
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 – Vienna ?
≈ 1 h 40 · 1,043 km (indicative).
Which airports can I use?
Paris-Le Bourget International Airport (LFPB) · Vienna International Airport (LOWW)
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 Paris to Vienna?
About 1 h 40 in the air.
Which airport in Vienna?
Vienna Schwechat (LOWW), the city’s international airport.
Should I book early for the Opera Ball?
Yes, demand is strong at that time.