Germany's political capital, Berlin hosts ministries, embassies, company headquarters and trade fairs, and also wins visitors over with its museums, its cultural scene and its large parks. From the Brandenburg Gate to Museum Island, the places that shaped European history can be seen in a day, and Potsdam is only about forty minutes away. A private jet lands you at Berlin Brandenburg Airport, south-east of the city. 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.
Completed in 1791 and crowned by its quadriga, the Brandenburg Gate has become the symbol of Berlin's reunification. It opens onto Unter den Linden on one side and the Tiergarten park on the other, a short walk from the Reichstag.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Museum Island gathers five major museums on the Spree, including the Neues Museum and its bust of Nefertiti, the Altes Museum and the Bode Museum. Berlin Cathedral stands right next door, facing the Lustgarten.
About forty minutes from the centre, Potsdam unfolds the palaces and gardens of the Prussian kings, a World Heritage Site. Sanssouci Palace, Frederick the Great's summer residence, overlooks its terraced vineyard.
For a delegation, a sports team, a seminar or a group of guests, MK Partnair also charters airliners to Berlin. Berlin Brandenburg Airport handles airliners: we choose the aircraft that suits your group and prepare the permits.
Discover group charter →Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER), about twenty kilometres south-east of the centre, has been the capital's only major airport since Tegel closed. A business aviation terminal welcomes private flights, and its 4,000 m runway handles every aircraft.
As a guide, a one-way London to Berlin flight is available from around €12,500 in a Light Jet (about 1 h 45 of flight), and Paris to Berlin from around €11,000 (about 1 h 35 of flight), for the entire aircraft. The price depends on the date, the aircraft and its availability.
No: Berlin Brandenburg Airport is closed to flights between midnight and 5 am, except for emergencies and official flights. We plan your schedule around it, for example with a late-evening arrival or an early-morning departure.
Germany is part of the Schengen area. British travellers need their passport, can stay 90 days in any 180 and go through the EU Entry/Exit System (fingerprints and photo on first entry); French travellers move freely with their ID card or passport. We file the flight plan and passenger list for you.
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