Private jet and helicopter hire in Dresden

General description

Would you like to fly by private jet to Dresden in Germany? AEROAFFAIRES offers to take you there by private jet from the city of your choice, and at the best rate.

AEROAFFAIRES brings you all the advice you need about Dresden Airport, in the region of Saxony in Germany. The nearest German airports are Berlin and Leipzig.

Helicopter transfers are also possible from or to Berlin, Hamburg, Bremen, Munich, Leipzig, Hanover, Cologne, Nuremberg or Frankfurt Main.

Thanks to our SkyCO2 programme, 100% of the CO2 emissions produced by each private flight are offset by supporting the preservation of Peru’s primary forests.

AEROAFFAIRES charters your private aircraft in 2 hours and at a competitive rate. To book your private jet, contact us 7/7 24H/24 at +33 (0) 1 44 09 91 82.

Location & access

Airport Code : DRS
Latitude: 51°08’00” N
Longitude: 13°46’01” E
Altitude: 230 meters

Dresden Airport is located 11 kilometres from the city centre. The transfer by car will take about 18 minutes via the B170.

AEROAFFAIRES offers you a chauffeur-driven car to accompany you to and from the airport. Mercedes Classe S, VIANO or Limousine, you will be able to choose the vehicle of your choice.

Useful information

Dresden Airport is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for landings and take-offs of all types of aircraft.

In addition, its business terminal has three FBOs. These private lounges provide its passengers with high quality services:

• Lounges with WIFI to relax while waiting for their flight;
• Meeting rooms to work;
• Private catering service;
• On-site customs service;
• A space for pilots.

It has a runway of 2,508 meters long. This allows it to accommodate turboprops, light private jets, medium private jets, long-haul private jets as well as regional and commercial aircraft for group flights.

Recommandations

Capital of Saxony, the city of Dresden is particularly well known for the beauty of its Baroque monuments and the atmosphere that emanates from them.

Following its destruction in 1945, during the fall of the Reich, the city of Dresden has completely reinvented itself while preserving its historic centre. As an example, we recommend a visit to the Zwinger fort. Small baroque jewel, it includes various galleries, esplanades and three museums.