Private jet and helicopter hire in Leicester

General description

Are you planning a business trip or a trip with friends to Leicester in Yorkshire, England? AEROAFFAIRES offers a taxi aircraft hire service at the best rates.

AEROAFFAIRES provides you with all the advice you need about Leicester Airport, also known as RAF Leicester East Airport. It mainly serves flights in the East Midlands and includes the Leicestershire Flying Club. Popular with business customers, it is also relevant for those wishing to obtain their Private Pilot Licence (PPL).

We offer a helicopter transfer service to and from Leicester to or from London, Liverpool, Glasgow, Oxford, Jersey or Edinburgh.

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 : NCL
Latitude: 52°36’28” N
Longitude: 01°01’55” W
Altitude: 143 meters

Leicester Airport is only 6km far from the city centre. The car transfer will take approximately 17 minutes.

AEROAFFAIRES can provide 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

Leicester Airport is open 7 days a week for landings and take-offs. However, there are some night flight restrictions.

Its business terminal has several FBOs, one of which is owned by Universal Private Transport. Its private lounges provide its passengers with high quality services:

• Lounges to relax while waiting for their flight;
• On-site customs service;
• A space for pilots.

Recommandations

A Shakespearean city, Leicester has many attractions to offer.

Its power of attraction comes from its architectural heritage, local festivals and culinary specialities.

We recommend that you book a table at the White Peacock, for fine and typically British food.