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General description
Chartering a private jet to Prague with AEROAFFAIRES means travelling on your own schedule, in complete comfort and discretion. Whether you are a corporate executive, a family office or a discerning leisure traveller, we tailor every flight to your requirements and land you at Vaclav Havel or Kbely airport, moments from the Czech capital.
Upon arrival, we can arrange a stay at the sumptuous Smetana Hotel and dinner at the refined Bellevue restaurant, offering an unforgettable panorama over the Vltava and the castle. Our point-to-point helicopter transfer connects the airport to the city centre, optimising your time. Choosing AEROAFFAIRES guarantees the ideal aircraft for your needs, saving you both time and money.
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Landing by private jet in Prague
Frequent international origins to Prague
Prague draws private aviation traffic from across Europe and beyond, with the strongest flows arriving from London, Paris, Geneva, Zurich, Vienna and the Middle East. A private jet charter to Prague from London or Paris typically calls for a Light Jet seating 6 to 8 passengers. Leisure demand peaks between April and October, while corporate movements into Václav Havel Airport Prague stay steady all year.
Frequent inbound routes to Prague
Western European hubs feed the busiest connections, followed by longer sectors from the Gulf. From London, a Light Jet covers the route comfortably, with fares from $12,000. Paris follows a similar profile, with private flights from $10,000 on the same category of aircraft. From Dubai and the wider Middle East, a Supermidsize Jet carrying 8 to 10 passengers suits the distance, from $40,000. Transatlantic arrivals from New York call for a Heavy Jet seating 10 to 16, from $75,000.
- London
- Paris
- Geneva
- Zurich
- Vienna
- Dubai and the Middle East
- New York
Recommended aircraft by route
Aircraft selection depends on distance and party size. Shorter European legs favour nimble Light Jets, while intercontinental sectors need the range and cabin of Heavy Jets. For exact flight durations and a tailored quote, your dedicated AEROAFFAIRES advisor will confirm the best option once your itinerary is set.
| Route | Recommended aircraft | From (one-way) |
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| London → Prague | Light Jet (6-8 pax) | $12,000 |
| Paris → Prague | Light Jet (6-8 pax) | $10,000 |
| Dubai → Prague | Supermidsize Jet (8-10 pax) | $40,000 |
| New York → Prague | Heavy Jet (10-16 pax) | $75,000 |
Location & access
Prague offers three airports open to private jet charter around the clock, each suited to a different type of arrival. Your choice depends on your final destination and the level of service you expect, from full VIP handling to quiet, business-only operations north of the city.
Prague Václav Havel Airport (PRG / LKPR) sits about 10 km north-west of the city and offers two FBOs plus dedicated terminals for general aviation, VIP flights and state visits. It handles every aircraft category, from light jets to heavy long-range cabins. This is the natural choice for travellers heading straight into central Prague or the castle district.
For a more confidential arrival, the two secondary fields north of the capital keep you away from commercial traffic while remaining close to the historic centre.
- Prague Václav Havel Airport (PRG / LKPR) : the primary international gateway, 10 km north-west of Prague, with two FBOs and VIP terminals. Ideal when the city itself is your destination.
- Praha-Vodochody Airport : located 15 km north of Prague and reserved for private aviation. It is home to AERO Vodochody Aerospace, the Czech aircraft manufacturer, making it a discreet option for business travellers.
- Prague-Kbely Airport : the capital’s first airfield, now used only by private aircraft and home to a museum of Czechoslovak military and civil aviation. Located 8 km northeast of the centre, it suits arrivals bound for that side of the city.
Our team advises on the airport that best matches your itinerary, coordinating slots, handling and ground transfers for a seamless landing.
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Depart from Prague by private jet
Popular destinations from Prague
From Prague, a private jet opens up the whole of Europe in a matter of hours. Business travellers reach Vienna in about 25 minutes and Berlin in about 26 minutes by private jet from Prague. Whether you fly for a board meeting or a weekend escape, our team matches each route to the right cabin.
Popular outbound routes from Prague
Václav Havel Airport Prague serves as the main departure point for most private flights leaving the Czech capital. The short-haul corridors towards neighbouring capitals stay popular year-round, favoured by executives who value speed and a discreet business-class experience. Light and midsize aircraft cover these hops comfortably, while heavy jets come into play for longer legs.
- Vienna
- Berlin
- Bratislava
- Katowice
- Stuttgart
- Geneva
- Paris
- London
Seasonal destinations for leisure travellers
For high-end leisure clients, the seasons shape the map. In summer, the glamorous Mediterranean hubs and marinas draw yacht owners and families towards the sun. In winter, the focus shifts to the Alps, where private jets land close to the finest ski resorts.
- Saint-Tropez
- Ibiza
- Monaco
- Courchevel
- Geneva (gateway to the Alps)
Each destination calls for a specific aircraft, from a nimble light jet on quick continental routes to a heavy cabin offering long-range comfort. Runway length, group size and luggage all influence the ideal choice. Our advisors provide indicative flight times, suitable cabins and pricing on request, along with slot coordination and ground transfers tailored to your itinerary from Prague.
What to do in Prague: our recommendations
Prague rewards travellers who prefer their culture served privately. After landing at Václav Havel Airport Prague, you can trade the crowded landmarks for after-hours access, curated tours and tables that most visitors never reach. The city compresses gothic spires, riverside palaces and world-class cuisine into a compact centre, ideal for a short stay built entirely around exclusivity.
Private cultural experiences
Opéra d’État de Prague — Photo : Stephan via Google
The historic heart of Prague opens up when you visit it on your own terms, away from the daytime rush. Our concierge desk arranges the kind of access reserved for a select few.
- A private evening at the State Opera or the National Theatre, with a box booked ahead and a guide who explains the repertoire before curtain-up.
- An after-hours tour of Prague Castle and St Vitus Cathedral, led by a historian once the public gates have closed.
- A private cruise along the Vltava at dusk, gliding past the illuminated Charles Bridge with a sommelier on board.
- Curated visits to private galleries and collections, arranged discreetly for collectors and family offices.
Fine dining in Prague
Restaurant Mlýnec — Photo : Restaurace Mlýnec via Google
The Czech capital holds its own Michelin-starred addresses, where classic Bohemian produce meets modern technique. We secure tables at the city’s most sought-after restaurants, including quiet chef’s-table experiences and wine pairings drawn from Moravian and international cellars. For a slower pace, a Relais & Châteaux dining room set within a historic townhouse offers seclusion a few steps from the river.
Where to stay in Prague: our recommended hotels
Prague rewards those who choose their base carefully. The finest addresses sit within walking distance of the Old Town, the Castle district, or the banks of the Vltava, combining historic architecture with the service standards expected after a private jet charter to Prague.
Luxury palaces and 5-star hotels
Four Seasons Hotel Prague — Photo : Four Seasons Hotel Prague via Google
These grand hotels place you at the centre of the city, close to Charles Bridge and the main cultural landmarks. The most prestigious Prague palaces sit within a short walk of the Old Town Square and the Vltava riverbank.
- Four Seasons Hotel Prague: a riverside address blending Baroque, Renaissance and Neoclassical buildings, with rooms overlooking the Vltava and Charles Bridge.
- Mandarin Oriental Prague: set in a former monastery in the Malá Strana quarter, a quiet retreat below the Castle.
- Hotel Smetana: a townhouse property praised in the general description, steps from the historic centre and ideal after landing at Václav Havel Airport Prague.
Boutique and Relais & Châteaux addresses
Augustine Hotel, Prague — Photo : Augustine Hotel, Prague via Google
For guests who prefer discretion over scale, Prague offers intimate houses with a more personal rhythm. Each keeps you close to the river and the cobbled lanes of the historic quarters.
- Augustine, a Luxury Collection Hotel: built around a working Augustinian monastery in Malá Strana, with a private garden below Prague Castle.
- Aria Hotel Prague: a music-themed boutique house near the Castle, with a rooftop terrace facing the spires of the old city.
- The Emblem Hotel: a design-led address minutes from Old Town Square, favoured by travellers seeking privacy over grand lobbies.
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CEO AEROAFFAIRES
François-Xavier CLERC
Founder AEROAFFAIRES
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