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Paris-Le Bourget: introduction
Paris-Le Bourget airport is exclusively dedicated tobusiness aviation. It is part of the Paris-Aéroports group. Opened in 1914 and inaugurated in 1919, it was the capital’s main civil airport before the arrival of Orly airport. It operates both one-way and round-trip flights. It then became an exclusive airport for business aviation.
Located just north of Paris, no fewer than 75 companies dedicated to aeronautical services operate here. Today, it is Europe’s leading business airport, handling millions of passengers. It is a benchmark in the world of business aviation.
AEROAFFAIRES tells you everything you need to know about organizing your flight from Paris-Le Bourget airport, Europe’s largest business airport.
Private jets in Paris: what other airports can you find in Paris?
Paris is also served by two major airports: Roissy Charles de Gaulle and Orly. These are mainly used by commercial aviation, but can also be used by AEROAFFAIRES for group flights.
The French capital can also be reached via smaller airports such as Toussus-le-Noble, Villacoublay or Pontoise.
Practical information about Paris-Le Bourget airport
This major business airport covers an area of 553 hectares. It has three runways. Today, this Parisian airport is a major hub for business aviation in France and Europe. Today, it is one of the world’s leading international business airports.
Paris-Le Bourget airport is open to business aviation 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Flight schedules are therefore flexible.
Paris-Le Bourget airport can accommodate all types of private aircraft, far more luxurious than classic first class: ultra-light 4-seater private jets, such as the Cessna Citation Mustang orEmbraer Phenom 100, as well as long-haul jets, such as the Falcon 8X or Global Express. For larger BBJ-type aircraft, special dispensation must be granted by the Direction Générale de l’Aviation Civile.
Business aviation terminals (FBO) at Paris-Le Bourget airport
Paris-Le Bourget airport has 8 business aviation terminals:
- Advanced Air Support International Tel: +33 1 48 35 87 77
- Astonsky Tel: +33 1 49 92 75 41
- Dassault Falcon Service Tel: +33 1 49 34 20 20
- Jetex Flight Support Tel: +33 1 74 37 25 22
- Signature Flight Support Terminal 1 Tel: +33 1 49 92 75 80
- Signature Flight Support Terminal 3 Tel: +33 1 49 34 62 84
- Sky Valet Tel: +33 1 48 35 97 97
- Universal Aviation Tel: +33 1 48 35 96 38
Customs and immigration procedures can be carried out on site 24 hours a day.
Each of the eight terminals has direct access to the runway so you can join your private jet; extensive passenger facilities, including meeting rooms and comfortable private lounges, also offer 24-hour service, with discretion and confidentiality.
AEROAFFAIRES also offers a helicopter rental service to/from Paris-Le Bourget and to theParis heliport or Paris Charles de Gaulle airport.
Last but not least, the areas around the airport have been specially designed to accommodate exhibitors and special events. For example, the “Mondial du Modélisme”, the “Salon de l’Aviation Verte” and the “Paris Timing Show” all took place at the Paris – Le Bourget exhibition center.
Airport characteristics:
- Address Aéroport Paris‑Le Bourget, 1 avenue de l’Europe, 93350 Le Bourget, France
- IATA code LBG
- ICAO code LFPB
- Latitude 48.9646
- Longitude 2.4380
- Altitude 67m
- Number of runways 3
- Runway length 3000m
- General aviation terminal Le terminal d’aviation générale (GAT) est entièrement séparé du trafic commercial et accueille les jets privés avec lounges, douane, parking avion et services sur demande.
Spécificités :
- Landings are possible at any time of the day or night. However, private jets other than turboprops are prohibited from taking off between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., due to noise pollution.
- Three dedicated runways (3,000 m, 2,665 m, 1,845 m) suitable for all types of jets, turboprops, intermediate jets and airliners, including long-haul and wide-body aircraft.
- Entirely dedicated to business and government flights: no scheduled commercial flights. Europe’s leading business airport in terms of movements.
- Slots are compulsory, but the airport’s capacity and the large number of FBOsensure smooth operations.
- High-standard accommodation is also available on site. Two upscale hotels with integrated spa and fitness facilities are located directly on the airfield. Three restaurants and two canteens cater for passengers and crew.
- Highly popular for major events: Fashion Week, Roland Garros, Tour de France, major international summits.
Airport facilities Paris-Le Bourget
Jet A-1 fuelling station via trucks and hydrants managed by FBO- Electric ground assistance equipment (GPU, stairs, pushbacks, etc.) to reduce emissions
- Heated hangar, private aircraft parking, secure access reserved for private aviation, VIP FBO lounges
Available services
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Customs
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Concierge service
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Valet
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Ground handling assistance
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Rest room
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Conference room
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Wifi
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Baggage services
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VIP chauffeur transfer
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Car rental
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Limousine rental
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Helicopter transfer
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Private parking
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Showers
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Réservation d'hôtel
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Pets allowed
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Disabled access
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VIP lounge
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Secure entrance
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Request for quoteLocation & access to Paris-Le Bourget airport
Located 7 km northeast of Paris, or 20 km from La Défense, it takes 25 minutes to drive from Porte Maillot. A drop-off point is available.
Coming from the Autoroute du Nord (A1) in the direction of Lille/Brussels, take exit no. 5 and drive past the Musée de l’Air before reaching the “Zone Aviation d’Affaires” on Avenue de l’Europe, which houses Le Bourget’s main terminals.
Finally, a free shuttle service can be arranged for transfers between Paris Le Bourget airport and Charles de Gaulle airport, also in Paris (Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle airport). There’s also a quick way to get from Le Bourget airport to the Montparnasse train station in central Paris in just 30 minutes. All you have to do is use the underground rail networks of the Paris region.
A new “Le Bourget Aéroport” metro station, part of line 17 of the Grand Paris Express, is currently being finalized in the immediate vicinity of the airport. It is scheduled to open in 2026.
Would you like to book a chauffeur-driven car?
If you wish, AEROAFFAIRES can arrange car rental with a private chauffeur, valet service or secure parking (covered parking lot). We can also provide you with a cab or a rental car without a driver.
Nearby cities
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Airport
12 km
15 min
Paris downtown
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Airport
39 km
45 min
Saint-Germain-en-Laye
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Airport
35 km
40 min
Versailles
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Request for quotePrivate jets in Paris: our recommendations
The succulent Guy Savoy restaurant at the Monnaie de Paris will delight your taste buds; to relax and taste delicious French wines, Le Petit Verdot welcomes you near the Jardin du Luxembourg.
Then, visit the Jacquemart-André museum and discover its impressive private collection.
Finally, if you’re passionate about aeronautics, the Musée de l’Air et de l’Espace opened in 1953 at Le Bourget, right next to the business airport. Take a journey through time and the world of aeronautics with a visit to the museum and its wealth of exhibits.
Where to sleep?
During your stay in the French capital, AEROAFFAIRES recommends booking a room at the stunning 5* Molitor hotel, located on the premises of a former public swimming pool. Take advantage of this renowned hotel service in the capital.
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Founder AEROAFFAIRES
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Go further
History of Paris-Le Bourget airport
- 1914: Captain Désirée Lucca makes her first landing at Le Bourget. He lands on the Aéropolis airfield.
- 1919: Inauguration of Paris-Le Bourget airport. It was the first airport in the French capital. It launched international airlines. At the time, it was the French capital’s first civilian airport, until the arrival of Orly airport.
- 1927: At Le Bourget airport, Charles Lindbergh lands his Spirit of St. Louis, having just completed the first-ever 5,800 km Atlantic crossing.
- 1977: Since this date and the opening of the Orly site, Paris-Le Bourget airport has been exclusively dedicated to business and private aviation. Nearly 130,000 passengers enjoy its luxury facilities and privileged location at the gateway to Paris every year.
- 2014: Paris-Le Bourget airport celebrates its 100th anniversary.
