Private jet and helicopter hire in Flanders - Kortrijk

General description

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

AEROAFFAIRES gives you all the advice you need about the international airport of Kortrijk – Wevelgem, serving the region of Flanders. Every year it receives about 100,000 passengers for various types of flights: business flights, charters, emergency health flights, etc.

A transfer by helicopter is also possible from or to Antwerp, Bruges, Liège, Brussels or Charleroi.

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 : KJK
Latitude: 50°49’07” N
Longitude: 003°12’33” E
Altitude: 20 meters

Flanders Airport is located 54 km from the city centre. The transfer by car will take about 35 minutes via the E17.

AEROAFFAIRES offers you a car with driver at your disposal to accompany you at your arrival and departure from the airport. Mercedes Classe S, VIANO or Limousine, you will be able to choose the vehicle of your choice.

Useful information

Flanders Airport is open 7 days a week for landings and take-offs.

In addition, its business terminal has an FBO, whose private lounges provide its passengers with high quality services:

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

It has an asphalt runway with a length of 1,900 metres. This allows it to accommodate mainly turboprops, light private jets and medium private jets.

Recommandations

Built in 1916 by the German army and then used during the Second World War by the British, Flanders Airport was finally returned to Belgium.

In 1995 the airport was classified as an international airport, mainly used for business aviation.

Before leaving the airport to enjoy the economic centre of Flanders, discover its aviation museum owned by Flanders Aviation Society.