Data & Prices Updated October 2026 1
A one-way private jet from London to Paris costs about $7,900 on a light jet, $10,700 on a midsize jet and $17,900 on a heavy jet, with turboprops from $4,400. The 186 nautical mile flight from Farnborough to Paris Le Bourget takes about 55 minutes by jet. Prices cover the whole aircraft, not a single seat.
Because the route is short, the airport you pick matters more than the aircraft. The four main London airports differ in opening hours, distance from the city and who can land there.
London to Paris Private Jet: Fast Facts
| Detail | London to Paris |
|---|---|
| Distance | 186 nautical miles (344 km), Farnborough to Le Bourget |
| Flight time | About 55 minutes by jet, 1 hour 15 minutes by turboprop |
| One-way price | From about $4,400 (turboprop) to $17,900 (heavy jet) |
| London airports | Farnborough, Biggin Hill, London City, Luton |
| Paris airport | Le Bourget, 11 km northeast of the city center |
| Paris to London | Same distance, same price range |
How Much Does a Private Jet from London to Paris Cost?
Prices below are one-way estimates from London Farnborough (FAB) to Paris Le Bourget (LBG). They are indicative and assume the aircraft is available near your departure airport.
| Aircraft class | Typical passengers | Flight time | One-way estimate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turboprop | Up to 8 | 1h 13m | From $4,389 |
| Light jet | Up to 8 | 0h 56m | From $7,919 |
| Midsize jet | Up to 10 | 0h 55m | From $10,707 |
| Heavy jet | Up to 16 | 0h 54m | From $17,898 |
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What Affects the Price on This Route
On a flight this short, a few details move the price more than distance does.
- The London airport. A light jet from Biggin Hill is estimated at $7,733, against $8,138 from Luton, because the distance to Le Bourget is different.
- One way or round trip. A same-day return is estimated at about 1.8 times the one-way fare.
- Availability. Aircraft based near London cost less than ones that must fly in first. Flexible dates can open up empty leg prices on this route.
- Timing. Peak travel days and big events in Paris, such as the air shows held at Le Bourget, tighten availability and raise prices.
Flight Time and Airports: Which One to Choose
Choose the London airport by where you start and when you want to leave. Hours matter most: Farnborough closes at 22:00 on weekdays, Biggin Hill at 23:00.
Farnborough (FAB)
Farnborough is a dedicated business aviation airport in Hampshire, about an hour by road from central London. It runs a shorter schedule on weekends and bank holidays and closes at Christmas, so confirm the latest departure time with your operator. It suits west and southwest London, Surrey and Hampshire.
Biggin Hill (BQH)
Biggin Hill sits southeast of the city, about 30 to 60 minutes from central London depending on traffic. It is the most flexible London airport for early departures and late returns. It suits south London and Kent.
London City (LCY)
London City is the closest airport to Canary Wharf and the City, about nine miles from the center. It operates a reduced schedule on weekends. The runway is short and the approach is steep, so only approved aircraft and crews can use it, and slots are required.
Luton (LTN)
Luton is the practical option for north London, Hertfordshire and the M1 corridor, typically 50 to 90 minutes by road from the center. Slots are required and night restrictions can apply, so your operator confirms the departure time.
Paris Le Bourget (LBG)
Le Bourget is the main private jet airport for Paris, 11 km northeast of the city center and about 20 minutes by car. It operates around the clock and does not require slots, although noise rules can limit late night jet departures, so ask your operator for the latest departure time. Paris Orly restricts business jets to specific cases, which is why almost every charter lands at Le Bourget.
Best Aircraft for London to Paris
Private Jet vs Commercial: Is It Worth It?
The Eurostar takes a little over two hours from station to station, and a commercial flight needs a transfer to Heathrow, security and a transfer in Paris. A private jet changes that in a few ways.
- You arrive at a private terminal shortly before departure and avoid commercial terminal queues.
- You land at Le Bourget, about 20 minutes from central Paris.
- The aircraft leaves when you do, and a same-day return is straightforward.
- A group of four or more shares the cost of the whole aircraft.
For a solo traveler on a flexible schedule, the train is cheaper. For a team, a family with luggage or a tight schedule, the jet is competitive.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a private jet from London to Paris cost?
One way, a turboprop costs from about $4,400, a light jet about $7,900, a midsize jet about $10,700 and a heavy jet about $17,900. These are indicative estimates for the whole aircraft from Farnborough to Paris Le Bourget. The final price depends on the airport, the date and aircraft availability.
How long is the flight from London to Paris by private jet?
The flight takes about 55 minutes by jet and about 1 hour 15 minutes by turboprop. The distance is 186 nautical miles (344 km) from Farnborough to Paris Le Bourget.
Which London airport is best for a private jet to Paris?
Farnborough and Biggin Hill are the usual choices for private jets. London City is the closest to the center but accepts only approved aircraft and crews, and Luton is the better pick for north London. Choose the airport closest to where you start.
How much does a private jet from Paris to London cost?
About the same as London to Paris, since the distance is identical. Expect roughly $4,400 for a turboprop and $7,900 for a light jet one way. Prices for the return direction can vary with where the aircraft is positioned, so search from Paris Le Bourget to get live availability.
Can I fly to Paris and back on the same day?
Yes. A same-day round trip costs about 1.8 times the one-way estimate, or about $14,300 on a light jet. Ask your operator for the closing time of your London airport, since weekend schedules are shorter than weekdays.
Can a private jet land at Paris Orly or Charles de Gaulle?
Rarely. Most private flights to Paris use Le Bourget, which is about 20 minutes from the city center and does not require slots. Orly limits business jets to specific cases, and Charles de Gaulle requires slots and prior permission.
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