Private jet charter New York London
From Teterboro to Farnborough in 7 h 15 nonstop: leave in the evening, land in London first thing in the morning.
- Price
- from €81,000 incl. taxes · Heavy Jet, one way, entire aircraft
- Flight time
- ≈ 7 h 15Teterboro → Farnborough
- Distance
- 5,530 kmas the crow flies
- Passengers
- up to 12 passengersin a Heavy Jet, up to 16 in an Ultra-Long Range jet
How much does a New York – London private jet cost?
A private jet flight from New York to London costs from €81,000 in a Heavy Jet, for about 7 h 15 nonstop between Teterboro and London Farnborough. This is a net price for the entire aircraft, with all taxes and fees included, international departure taxes among them, for 5,530 km. Up to 10 to 12 passengers in a Heavy Jet; an Ultra-Long Range jet nonstop is available from €94,500, and a Super Midsize Jet, which must make a technical stop, from €87,000. The final price depends on the date, the departure time and aircraft availability.
Wall Street and the City, Madison Avenue and Mayfair: New York to London is the great transatlantic route of finance, law and luxury. By private jet, you leave at the time you choose, work or sleep on board, and land at Farnborough, reserved for business aviation, without the queues of Heathrow. MK Partnair compares aircraft from certified operators for you, with a clear quote and no hidden fees.
Your journey, from New York to London
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Departure
Teterboro Airport (New York)
You depart from Teterboro, in New Jersey, about 19 km from Midtown Manhattan: the most used airport for private jets in New York, with no scheduled airline service. Allow 30 to 45 minutes from Manhattan depending on traffic. You wait in the lounge of a private terminal, then walk to your aircraft in a few minutes, with no queues.
- ≈ 7 h 15 flight · 5,530 km
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Arrival
London Farnborough Airport
You land at London Farnborough, about 55 km south-west of the centre: an airport reserved for business aviation, with no commercial flights, a private terminal and quick formalities. It is open from 7 am to 10 pm on weekdays and from 8 am to 8 pm at weekends (London time): we time your departure from Teterboro around its opening. A valid passport and, for most travellers, an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) are required. Allow about an hour by road to central London.
Times, terminal, access and on-site contact: all these details are in the flight brief we send you as soon as your flight is booked.
New York – London prices by aircraft category
“From” prices for a one-way flight, for the entire aircraft, based on the average of the most competitive offers observed in October 2026 (extremes excluded), on aircraft based near New York. Prices in euros, based on 4 passengers. Heavy Jet and Ultra-Long Range nonstop; the Super Midsize Jet makes a technical stop, which lengthens the trip and makes it more expensive than the Heavy Jet here.
| Category | Example aircraft | Passengers | One way |
|---|---|---|---|
| Super Midsize Jet | Challenger 350, Citation Longitude (with a stop) | 8 to 9 | from €87,000incl. taxes |
| Heavy Jet Most requested | Challenger 605, Falcon 900 | 10 to 12 | from €81,000incl. taxes |
| Ultra-Long Range | Global 6000, Gulfstream G650 | 13 to 16 | from €94,500incl. taxes |
| Airliner | For a group, via another London airport | 30 and more | on request |
Net prices: all taxes and fees (airport charges, ground handling, fuel, crew) are included. The exact price is shown on your quote.
Which private jet between New York and London?
For 7 h 15 of flight across the Atlantic, a Heavy Jet such as the Challenger 605 links New York and London nonstop, with a wide cabin for 10 to 12 passengers. An Ultra-Long Range jet such as the Falcon 8X or the Global 6000 flies faster, in about 6 h 50, and offers areas to sleep. A Super Midsize Jet such as the Challenger 350 needs a technical stop on this route: longer, it does not come out cheaper. For a group on an airliner, we choose another London airport, as Farnborough is reserved for business aviation.
Super Midsize Jet
Challenger 350
8 seatsWith a technical stop on this route.
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Heavy Jet
Challenger 604-605
8 seatsThe most requested on New York – London, nonstop.
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Ultra-Long Range
Falcon 8X
15 seatsVery long range, quiet cabin.
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Ultra-Long Range
Global 6000-6500
13 seatsThree-zone cabin, ideal for resting.
See the aircraftWhich airports for a New York – London flight?
The flight departs from Teterboro, 19 km from Manhattan, and lands at London Farnborough, 55 km south-west of the centre. Biggin Hill, 19 km from the City, is an alternative.
Your New York – London flight in three steps
One contact, from the quote to landing.
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Your request
Date, time, number of passengers and luggage: a few details are enough.
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Your quote
We compare the available aircraft and offer you the most suitable ones, with a clear, negotiated price.
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Your flight
We take care of everything, right up to your transfer to the City, Mayfair, your hotel or your meeting in London.
Frequently asked questions about the New York – London flight
How much does a private jet from New York to London cost?
A one-way New York to London flight in a Heavy Jet, nonstop, is available from €81,000 for the entire aircraft, up to 10 to 12 passengers, with all taxes and fees included. An Ultra-Long Range jet nonstop is available from €94,500. A Super Midsize Jet, which must make a technical stop, actually costs more here, from €87,000. The price depends on the date, the aircraft and its availability.
How long is a private jet flight from New York to London?
About 7 h 15 nonstop between Teterboro and Farnborough in a Heavy Jet, for 5,530 km (6 h 50 in an Ultra-Long Range jet, about 8 h 30 including the stop in a Super Midsize Jet). Flying east, prevailing winds shorten the flight; the return to New York is longer.
What documents do I need to fly to London by private jet?
A valid passport is required, and most travellers, including Americans and Europeans, must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before departure. Formalities take a few minutes at the private terminal; we remind you of this when you book.
Farnborough or Biggin Hill: which London airport should I choose?
Farnborough, 55 km south-west of the centre, is reserved for business aviation and convenient for west London and Surrey: our prices are based on it. It opens at 7 am on weekdays and 8 am at weekends: an early-evening departure from Teterboro lands you there as it opens. Biggin Hill, 19 km from the City, is better suited to central and south-east London. We compare both for your flight.
Do prices include taxes?
Yes. For this international flight, the price is net: all taxes, including international departure taxes, and all fees (airport charges, ground handling, fuel, crew) are included.
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