What to do in New York
Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum and MoMA, Broadway shows, Fifth Avenue boutiques and skyscraper views: New York is best explored neighbourhood by neighbourhood.
A world capital of finance, art and entertainment, New York can be reached non-stop from Paris, London or Geneva aboard a long-range business jet. We land you at Teterboro, the most used airport for private jets, about 30 minutes from Manhattan, or at White Plains, Newark or LaGuardia depending on your plans. A member of the Air Charter Association and the EBAA, MK Partnair charters your flight with certified operators.
How much does a private flight to New York cost?
Paris →
New York
from 75'000 €
London →
New York
from 72'000 €
Geneva →
New York
from 80'000 €
Average prices observed over 12 months, for guidance only. Your actual quote varies with season, aircraft and availability.
Which airport for New York?
Which aircraft to fly to New York?
Where to stay
Around Central Park and on the Upper East Side, legendary addresses follow one another: The Plaza, The St. Regis, The Mark or Aman New York.
Where to dine
New York has many Michelin-starred restaurants, including Le Bernardin, a benchmark for seafood, and one of the richest food scenes in the world.
Charter an airliner to New York
For a group, a delegation or an event, MK Partnair also charters long-haul airliners to New York, usually to Newark or JFK. We choose the aircraft that suits your group.
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Which airport for a private jet to New York?
Teterboro (TEB), in New Jersey, is the most used by private jets, about 30 minutes from Manhattan. White Plains is ideal for northern Manhattan and Connecticut; Newark and LaGuardia, very congested, are best suited to groups and connections.
What are the entry formalities for the United States?
A valid passport and an ESTA authorisation, applied for online before departure, are required for French and most European nationals. Customs formalities can be completed directly at Teterboro.
How long is the flight?
Allow around 8 hours from Paris to New York, and a little less on the way back thanks to prevailing winds. Our long-range jets connect the two cities non-stop.
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