Switzerland's leading financial centre, Zurich brings together banks, international headquarters and top universities on the shore of a clear lake, with the Alps as a backdrop. Its old town, museums and lakeside promenades are easy to explore on foot, the Rhine Falls are less than an hour's drive away and the Graubünden resorts about two hours. Zurich Airport, about ten kilometres from the centre, is linked to the main station by a train ride of around ten minutes. 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.
On both banks of the Limmat, Zurich's old town combines cobbled lanes, guild houses and church towers: the twin towers of the Grossmünster, the green spire of the Fraumünster and the large clock face of St Peter's. The Bahnhofstrasse, one of Europe's most exclusive shopping streets, runs from the station to the lake.
About forty kilometres long, Lake Zurich is best explored by boat from Bürkliplatz, between shores lined with villas and views of the Alps. In summer, people swim from the historic lake baths in the city centre.
Less than an hour from Zurich, the Rhine Falls stretch about 150 metres wide, below Laufen Castle. Boats take visitors right up to the rock that rises in the middle of the water.
For a delegation, a sports team, a seminar or a group of guests, MK Partnair also charters airliners to Zurich. Zurich Airport handles airliners: we choose the aircraft that suits your group and prepare the permits.
Discover group charter →Zurich Airport (ZRH), about ten kilometres north of the centre. Private flights use a business aviation terminal, and its three runways, including a 3,700 m one, handle every aircraft.
As a guide, a one-way London to Zurich flight is available from around €11,000 in a Light Jet (about 1 h 30 of flight), and Paris to Zurich from around €8,500 (about 1 h 05 of flight), for the entire aircraft. The price depends on the date, the aircraft and its availability.
Zurich has strict night restrictions: late in the evening and at night, flights are not allowed. We plan your schedule around them and book the arrival and departure slots, which are in very high demand in January during the Davos forum.
Switzerland is part of the Schengen area but not of the EU customs union: Swiss customs rules apply, even on a flight from France. British travellers need their passport and go through the EU Entry/Exit System; French travellers can use their ID card or passport. We file the flight plan and passenger list for you.
