Trinity College
Founded in 1592, Trinity College is the historic heart of Dublin. Its library houses the Book of Kells, a 9th-century illuminated manuscript and one of Ireland's treasures.
A lively, welcoming capital, Dublin combines Georgian squares, pubs, Trinity College and, a few kilometres away, the cliffs of Howth and the Wicklow Mountains. It is also a flagship destination for rugby lovers: every winter, the Six Nations fills the Aviva Stadium, and MK Partnair regularly charters airliners there for supporter groups, clubs and companies. Chartering a private jet to Dublin means going through a VIP terminal and reaching the centre in half an hour. A member of the Air Charter Association and the EBAA, MK Partnair charters your flight with certified operators.
Average prices observed over 12 months, for guidance only. Your actual quote varies with season, aircraft and availability.
Founded in 1592, Trinity College is the historic heart of Dublin. Its library houses the Book of Kells, a 9th-century illuminated manuscript and one of Ireland's treasures.
Twenty minutes from the centre, the Howth Cliff Walk runs along the sea to Baily Lighthouse. Finish with a seafood lunch at the harbour.
An hour to the south, the Glendalough valley brings together two lakes and a 6th-century monastic site, in the heart of Wicklow Mountains National Park.
For major rugby events, especially the Six Nations at the Aviva Stadium, MK Partnair regularly charters airliners to Dublin: supporter groups, clubs, partners and corporate guests. Dublin Airport handles every type of aircraft; we arrange the slots, often scarce on match days, and your group's reception.
Discover group charter →Dublin Airport (DUB), about 7 km north of the centre. Private flight passengers go through a VIP terminal, with customs and immigration, then reach the city in 25 to 40 minutes.
Yes, it is one of our specialities. For Ireland's home matches at the Aviva Stadium, MK Partnair charters airliners for supporter groups, clubs and companies, and private jets for smaller groups. Slots and parking are in high demand on those weekends: book early.
A one-way Paris to Dublin flight on a light jet is available from around €13,000, for about 1 h 30 of flight time, depending on the date and the aircraft. The exact price is on your quote.
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