Paris - Budapest : private jet hire

Paris-Budapest: introduction

The Paris – Budapest route is very popular by private jet, attracting families and business travellers all year round. Would you like to book a flight in less than 2 hours? AEROAFFAIRES explains everything you need to know, so that you can travel with complete peace of mind.

Since our creation in 1991, we have accompanied nearly 95,000 travellers on more than 20,000 chartered flights to the four corners of the world.

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You’ll most likely be departing from Paris Le Bourgetairport , Europe’s leading business aviation airport in terms of passenger numbers, with a number of terminals offering high-quality VIP services.

If Le Bourget is not available, there are other alternatives:

• Paris Roissy Charles de Gaulle
• Paris Orly
• Toussus-le-Noble
• Pontoise

These airports are easily accessible by car, and if you wish, by helicopter from theParis heliport.

You will land at Budapest airport, located around 16 km south-east of the city centre. Because Budapest is such a popular tourist destination, numerous events have helped to develop the airport’s business aviation sector.

AEROAFFAIRES can also book you a car or helicopter to take you to the location of your choice, or simply to discover the beauty of the region from the air.

Fill in our online quote, or contact us by phone on +330144099182 or by email: charter@aeroaffaires.com.

Practical information about Budapest airport

Formerly known as Budapest-Ferihegy International Airport and still commonly known as Ferihegy by the Hungarian population, it serves the city of Budapest (Hungary). It is Hungary’s largest and busiest airport. It handled more than 11.4 million passengers in 2016.

Recommandations

Where to stay in Budapest?

AEROAFFAIRES recommends staying at the sumptuous Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace.

What to do in Budapest

Nicknamed the “Pearl” of the Danube, Budapest offers a wide range of cultural activities and tourist attractions.

From Old Budapest, home to the Budapest Parliament, an impressive fusion of Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance styles, to Buda Castle, the seat of the royal palace that dominates the hill, to the Great Synagogue, Budapest is a compendium of admirable styles. Visit Szervita Square, or even the streets of Buda Pasaréti,

The Budapest Museum of Fine Arts is home to a priceless artistic heritage.

Budapest Art-nouveau can be found in Lipótváros and in the city park. But the city is big, and full of stylistic masterpieces that bear witness to a glorious and eventful past.

If Buda evokes the wonders of a glorious past, Pest offers the spectacle of the future: modern and innovative, it is the heart of Hungarian creativity.Along the streets that wind around St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Ethnographic Museum and the House of Terror, you will find the small studios of young designers and artists.