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Paris-Le Bourget: business airport
Paris-Le Bourget Airport is dedicated exclusively to business aviation and stands as Europe’s leading hub for private jet operations. Located just north of the French capital, it hosts more than 75 specialised aviation companies and offers a discreet, seamless gateway for discerning travellers arriving in or departing from Paris.
At AEROAFFAIRES, we arrange your private jet charter from Le Bourget with complete attention to comfort, confidentiality and efficiency. Whether you are flying for business or leisure, our dedicated team handles every detail of your journey, from ground transfers to bespoke onboard service. Paris is also served by Roissy Charles de Gaulle and Orly, ideal for group charter flights.
Price estimate for private jet charter at the airport Paris Le Bourget
The prices below are given as a guide. To estimate the price of your trip, please contact us to draw up a quote to meet your precise requirements.
| From | To | Duration | Plane | Estimated price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🇫🇷 Paris Le Bourget | 🇨🇭 Geneva Cointrin | 1:15 | Pilatus PC-12 Turboprop Aircrafts | 5 700€ |
| 🇫🇷 Paris Le Bourget | 🇫🇷 Nice Côte d' Azur | 1:25 | Phenom 300 Light Jets | 7 400€ |
| 🇫🇷 Paris Le Bourget | 🇫🇷 Cannes Mandelieu | 1:20 | Cessna Citation Mustang Very Light Jets | 7 900€ |
| 🇫🇷 Paris Le Bourget | 🇬🇧 Farnborough | 1:10 | Citation XLS Midsize Jets | 7 800€ |
| 🇫🇷 Paris Le Bourget | 🇬🇧 London Luton | 1:05 | Falcon 2000 Long Range Jets | 7 800€ |
| 🇫🇷 Paris Le Bourget | 🇮🇹 Milan Linate | 1:40 | Citation XLS Midsize Jets | 8 400€ |
Practical information about Paris-Le Bourget airport
Paris Le Bourget stands as Europe’s leading airport for business aviation, dedicated exclusively to private flights and free of any commercial traffic. For executives, family offices and discerning leisure travellers, that distinction means priority handling, near-instant ground formalities and a level of confidentiality no conventional terminal can match.
A faster, more confidential travel experience
Without scheduled airline movements competing for slots, your aircraft is the focus of every operation on the ground. You move from your vehicle to the cabin in minutes, through dedicated FBO lounges rather than public queues. This is the practical value of a true business airport: less waiting, fewer touchpoints and a far lighter mental load on the day of departure.
The advantages translate into concrete benefits for passengers:
- Confidentiality: arrivals and departures shielded from public view, suited to high-profile travellers and sensitive corporate trips.
- Speed: streamlined customs and security handled discreetly inside the FBO, with minimal time before boarding.
- Priority on the apron: as a site devoted entirely to private aviation, your flight is never deprioritised behind commercial schedules.
- Single point of contact: one AEROAFFAIRES coordinator oversees the aircraft, crew and transfers from quote to landing.
Minutes from the heart of Paris
Location is the second pillar of Le Bourget’s appeal. Sitting just north of the capital, it places you closer to the city than the alternative fields, so a meeting near the Champs-Élysées or a dinner in the 8th arrondissement stays within easy reach. Where a commercial arrival can absorb an hour or more in terminal processing and road transfer, here you step into a waiting car and reach central Paris swiftly. For a board member arriving for a single afternoon, or a family heading straight to their hotel, those recovered minutes are the real luxury that private aviation delivers.
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.
Specificities :
- 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 by number 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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Hotel booking
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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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Frequent international origins to Paris
Private flights into Paris-Le Bourget originate from across Europe and beyond, with the mix shifting by traveller profile. Corporate movements dominate the European hubs year-round, while VIP leisure arrivals follow the seasons, from coastal escapes in summer to the Alps in winter.
Business arrivals all year round
The bulk of weekday traffic comes from major European business centres, where executives and family offices fly in for meetings, negotiations and board sessions. These trips favour efficiency over cabin size, often relying on small and midsize aircraft such as the Pilatus PC-12, Citation Mustang or Phenom 300.
Frequent corporate origins into Le Bourget include:
- London: the densest business route into Paris
- Frankfurt: a steady financial-sector flow
- Stuttgart: driven by industrial and automotive clients
- Birmingham
- Zurich: banking and family-office travel
Seasonal leisure arrivals from across the world
VIP leisure passengers travel with larger cabins for comfort on longer legs, choosing types like the Citation XLS, Falcon 900 or Praetor 600. Their movements track the calendar: Mediterranean and Riviera hubs in summer, alpine resorts in winter, and Paris itself for fashion weeks and cultural events.
Recurring leisure and long-haul origins include:
- Nice: peaking through the summer season
- Barcelona
- Middle East hubs serving UHNWI families on long-haul legs
- New York: transatlantic crossings on large cabins, with one-way fares around 84,400 USD for ten passengers
- Los Angeles: ultra-long-range arrivals, from roughly 149,600 USD for twelve passengers
Transfers from the airport to the city centre of Paris
Your transfer from Paris Le Bourget airport to the city centre is arranged before you land, so your car or helicopter is waiting the moment you step off the aircraft. With central Paris only 7 km away, the journey from the airport is short, discreet and entirely tailored to your schedule.
Private chauffeur transfers
A professional chauffeur meets you planeside in a high-end sedan or limousine, with luggage handled directly from the cabin to the boot. AEROAFFAIRES coordinates the timing so the vehicle is positioned the moment your private jet arrives, with no waiting at the airport. Our team adapts each transfer to your destination in Paris:
- Luxury hotels: direct drop-off at the palaces and Relais & Châteaux of the capital.
- Business districts: seamless connection to La Défense for executives and corporate travellers.
- Private residences: door-to-door service for family offices and discreet arrivals.
Every detail, from the choice of vehicle to the route into Paris, is confirmed in advance by a single point of contact.
Helicopter transfers to central Paris
For the fastest connection, a helicopter transfer links Le Bourget to a Parisian heliport in minutes, bypassing road traffic entirely. A helicopter transfer from Paris Le Bourget brings you to central Paris in a fraction of the time required by road. AEROAFFAIRES arranges the rotation alongside your flight, so the handover between jet and helicopter is coordinated as one continuous, confidential journey from the runway to your final address.
Location & access to Paris-Le Bourget airport
Paris-Le Bourget sits 7 km northeast of central Paris, around 20 km from La Défense and just 25 minutes by car from Porte Maillot. Its position on the northern edge of the capital makes it the fastest gateway for private aviation arrivals, with a drop-off point right at the terminals.
By road from Paris
Coming from the Autoroute du Nord (A1) towards Lille and Brussels, take exit no. 5 and continue past the Musée de l’Air until you reach the dedicated business aviation zone on Avenue de l’Europe, home to the main terminals.
- From Porte Maillot: 25 minutes by car
- From La Défense: roughly 20 km
- Free shuttle service can be arranged between Le Bourget and Charles de Gaulle
If you prefer, AEROAFFAIRES can organise a chauffeur-driven car, valet service or secure covered parking. A cab or self-drive rental car is also available on request.
Public transport and metro access
Underground rail networks connect the airport to Montparnasse station in central Paris in just 30 minutes. A new “Le Bourget Aéroport” metro station on line 17 of the Grand Paris Express is scheduled to open in 2026, set right beside the airport. This future link will give passengers an even more direct connection into the heart of the capital.
Nearby cities
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Saint-Germain-en-Laye
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Versailles
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Depart from Paris by private jet
Popular destinations from Paris
From Paris Le Bourget, private jet charter opens onto the most sought-after destinations across Europe and the wider world. The mix shifts with the seasons: summer pulls travellers towards Mediterranean marinas, winter towards alpine slopes, while business routes stay busy all year. Paris Le Bourget connects directly to London in 32 minutes by private jet. An AEROAFFAIRES advisor refines the aircraft choice and quote for each route.
Summer destinations: chic Mediterranean hubs and marinas
When the season warms, leisure clients favour the coastline and islands. Large-cabin jets suit families and groups travelling with luggage and staff towards these flagship summer addresses:
- French Riviera: St Tropez, Cannes and Monaco for the festival and yachting calendar.
- Balearics: Ibiza and Palma for marinas and private villas.
- Italian coast: Capri, Naples, Salerno and Forte dei Marmi.
- Adriatic: Tivat, gateway to the Montenegrin riviera.
Winter destinations: alpine resorts
Once the snow settles, the same field redirects towards the Alps. Clients heading for the slopes often combine a flight with a chauffeur or helicopter transfer to the resort. The most requested winter charters from Paris serve:
- Geneva: the access point for the French and Swiss Alps.
- Courchevel: direct altiport arrival for the Trois Vallées.
- St Moritz: the Engadine for discreet alpine luxury.
Year-round business routes
For executives and family offices, the shorter European hops carry the steadiest demand throughout the year. Light jets handle these corporate trips efficiently, with same-day return well within reach:
- London: reached in 32 minutes from Le Bourget.
- Geneva: finance and discreet meetings, just over an hour from Paris.
- Milan: a key hub for fashion and industry.
For aircraft selection and a precise quote on any route, your dedicated AEROAFFAIRES contact handles every detail.
What to do in Paris: our recommendations
Paris rewards UHNWI travellers with experiences few cities can match: tables overseen by world-renowned chefs, private access to art collections held behind closed doors, and aviation heritage unique to Le Bourget itself. Each recommendation below has been chosen for its discretion and its standing within the world of luxury travel.
Michelin-starred dining: Restaurant Guy Savoy
Restaurant Guy Savoy — Photo : Restaurant Guy Savoy via Google
Few cities concentrate culinary talent the way Paris does. The succulent Guy Savoy restaurant at the Monnaie de Paris will delight your taste buds, with views over the Seine and a Michelin-starred tasting menu regarded among the finest in the world. To unwind over a selection of remarkable French wines, Le Petit Verdot welcomes you near the Jardin du Luxembourg, an intimate setting away from the crowds. For a private evening, a terrace dinner with the Eiffel Tower framing the skyline can be arranged on request.
Private art experiences: Musée Jacquemart-André
Musée Jacquemart-André — Photo : laurent_a_paris via Google
For collectors and lovers of fine art, Paris opens doors that remain closed to most. The Musée Jacquemart-André and its private collection offer a refined encounter with masterworks in a former mansion, ideal for a guided visit arranged outside opening hours.
- Private collection viewing: curated access to the Musée Jacquemart-André away from public footfall.
- After-hours museum tours: discreet visits tailored to your interests.
- Iconic vantage points: a private terrace dinner overlooking the capital’s most celebrated landmarks.
Aviation heritage at Le Bourget
Travellers arriving by private jet have a remarkable site on their doorstep. The Musée de l’Air et de l’Espace, located on the field at Le Bourget, traces more than a century of flight through historic aircraft and pioneering machines. It ranks among the oldest aviation museums in the world and makes a fitting first or final stop for enthusiasts who appreciate the legacy of the airport from which they fly.
Where to stay in Paris: our recommended hotels
Paris offers an exceptional collection of luxury hotels for discerning travellers arriving by private jet. From historic palaces to intimate boutique addresses, each establishment reflects the standards expected by a demanding international clientele, with discreet service, prime locations and refined experiences across the city.
Molitor Hotel & Spa Paris MGallery Collection
Molitor Hotel & Spa Paris MGallery Collection — Photo : Molitor Hotel & Spa Paris – MGallery Collection via Google
During your stay in the French capital, AEROAFFAIRES recommends booking a room at the stunning 5-star Molitor hotel, set within the premises of a former public swimming pool. The art-deco architecture, celebrated rooftop and serene spa make it a distinctive address among the world’s finest properties.
- Heritage design: an iconic property built around a restored historic swimming pool, blending design heritage with contemporary comfort.
- Private spa and wellness: guests appreciate the calm, member-style atmosphere away from the bustle of central tourist districts.
- Tailored concierge: gastronomy, cultural visits and transfers arranged with absolute discretion.
Château des Fleurs Hôtel & Spa Paris
Château des Fleurs Hôtel & Spa Paris — Photo : Château des Fleurs Hôtel & Spa Paris via Google
For travellers who value privacy over scale, the Château des Fleurs Hôtel & Spa delivers a residential atmosphere with five-star service. Its limited number of rooms guarantees attentive, almost private hospitality, complemented by an integrated spa and a quiet setting within easy reach of the city’s cultural landmarks.
This intimate address suits guests who prefer the calm of a confidential property to the scale of a grand palace, with seamless coordination between your stay and your private jet schedule.
Five-star palaces and Relais & Châteaux
Beyond these two addresses, Paris is home to a select circle of Relais & Châteaux properties and five-star palaces prized for their intimacy and personalised attention. Boutique hotels in Paris combine residential intimacy with five-star service, ideal for guests who prefer discretion to large palace settings. Curated dining and discreet service complete the experience, with arrivals and departures aligned to your flight throughout the day.
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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 civil 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.
What are the advantages of choosing Paris-Le Bourget airport for a private jet?
Paris-Le Bourget airport stands out as the benchmark for business aviation in Europe, for a number of reasons.
Its strategic location, just 7 km northeast of Paris, makes it an ideal choice for travelers wishing to save time and reach the heart of the capital quickly.
Unlike commercial airports, it offers exceptional time flexibility: landings are authorized 24 hours a day, and take-offs (with the exception of restrictions for non-turboprop jets between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.) can be adapted to passenger requirements.
With its eight business terminals (FBOs), the airport guarantees top-of-the-range service, including private VIP lounges, meeting rooms and expedited customs procedures available at all times.
The presence of numerous aviation companies on site also facilitates aircraft maintenance, refuelling and cleaning.
Last but not least, its capacity to accommodate a wide range of aircraft, from light jets to long-haul aircraft, makes it a versatile platform, suited to all needs.
Environment and sustainable commitments at Paris-Le Bourget airport
Paris-Le Bourget airport is well aware of the ecological challenges it faces, and is actively committed to reducing its environmental footprint.
It regularly takes part in events such as the Salon de l’aviation verte, showcasing technological innovations for cleaner aviation.
Concrete measures have been implemented, such as the optimization of take-off paths to limit noise pollution and fuel consumption, and the increasing use of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) for certain flights.
In addition, the airport’s infrastructure incorporates energy-efficient technologies, such as LED lighting systems and High Environmental Quality (HEQ) certified buildings.
FBO also encourages eco-responsible practices, notably by recycling waste and reducing the use of plastics.
These initiatives position Paris-Le Bourget as a pioneer in the ecological transition of business aviation, combining luxury with environmental responsibility.
