Private jet to the Canadian Grand Prix
The Grand Prix du Canada runs from Friday 21 to Sunday 23 May 2027 at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on Île Notre-Dame. Jets land at Montréal-Trudeau or Saint-Hubert, about 30 minutes from the track.
- 2027 dates
- 21 to 23 May
- 2026 crowd
- 360,000
- Montréal-Trudeau
- About 30 min
- Cars on the islands
- Pass holders only
Getting to the circuit
Montréal-Trudeau (CYUL), about 30 minutes from the circuit, or Montréal Saint-Hubert (CYHU), a quieter business aviation airport about 30 minutes away. Mirabel (CYMX) is about an hour from the track.
Formula 1 reported a record 360,000 people over the 2026 race weekend in Montreal. The circuit is on Île Notre-Dame, and getting onto the island is the part to plan.
During the Grand Prix, no vehicle is allowed on site without a valid parking pass; the organisers list parking for Loge Élite, platforms 41A and 21A, and Paddock Club and VIP guests. Most people arrive by the Jean-Drapeau metro station on line 4, by river shuttle from the Old Port or Longueuil (booking required), or by taxi to one of three drop-off points.
We book the jet, parking at the airport and a car with driver to the drop-off point that suits your gate. See private jet charter in Montreal for the city's airports.
Sources:Formula 1: 2026 race calendarFormula 1: 2027 race calendarGrand Prix du Canada: getting there (2027 event page)GP Destinations, May 2026: record 360,000 attend the 2026 Canadian Grand PrixUniversal Weather, 2013: Canada F1 Grand Prix tips for business aircraft operatorsGlobalCharter: private jet to the Canadian F1 Grand PrixParc Jean-Drapeau, 2026: mobility guide during the Grand Prix du Canada
Montreal airports for the Grand Prix
| Airport | To the circuit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Montréal-Trudeau (CYUL) | About 30 minutes | Main airport with business aviation handling; airport of entry; ask for parking early in race week |
| Montréal Saint-Hubert (CYHU) | About 30 minutes | Quieter business aviation airport, about 20 minutes from downtown; airport of entry |
| Montréal-Mirabel (CYMX) | About 1 hour | Airport of entry, open 24 hours |
Customs hours and parking rules change; we confirm them for your dates when we quote.
Sources:Universal Weather, 2013: Canada F1 Grand Prix tips for business aircraft operatorsGlobalCharter: private jet to the Canadian F1 Grand Prix
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Getting onto Île Notre-Dame
| Option | Details |
|---|---|
| Metro | Jean-Drapeau station, line 4 (yellow). Buy return fares in advance to skip the queues. |
| River shuttle | From the Old Port of Montréal or Longueuil to the Île Sainte-Hélène dock, then a walk to the Main Gate. Booking is required. |
| Taxi or Uber | Three drop-off points: P8 car park at La Ronde, the Grand Prix Hub on Marc-Cantin street, and 151 rue de l'Écluse in Saint-Lambert. |
| Car | Only with a valid parking pass; the organisers list parking for Loge Élite, platforms 41A and 21A, and Paddock Club and VIP guests. |
From the organisers' and Parc Jean-Drapeau's mobility guidance.
Sources:Grand Prix du Canada: getting there (2027 event page)Parc Jean-Drapeau, 2026: mobility guide during the Grand Prix du Canada
Jets for the Grand Prix
Popular jet sizes for the trip to Montreal.
Questions, answered
Still deciding? A charter specialist will talk you through aircraft, airports and price, with no obligation.
Ask a specialistWhen is the 2027 Canadian Grand Prix?+
Friday 21 to Sunday 23 May 2027 at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal. The 2026 race was on 22 to 24 May.
Which airport is closest to the circuit?+
Montréal-Trudeau and Saint-Hubert are both about 30 minutes from the track. Mirabel is about an hour.
Can I drive onto the island?+
Only with a valid parking pass, listed for certain hospitality guests. Everyone else uses the metro, the river shuttle or a taxi drop-off point.
How many people attend?+
A record 360,000 over the 2026 weekend, according to Formula 1.
Fares, dates and rules on this page were checked on 19 October 2026. Official fares and schedules change every season; the operator or authority named in each source has the final word.
- 1.Formula 1: 2026 race calendar
- 2.Formula 1: 2027 race calendar
- 3.Grand Prix du Canada: getting there (2027 event page)
- 4.GP Destinations, May 2026: record 360,000 attend the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix
- 5.Universal Weather, 2013: Canada F1 Grand Prix tips for business aircraft operators
- 6.GlobalCharter: private jet to the Canadian F1 Grand Prix
- 7.Parc Jean-Drapeau, 2026: mobility guide during the Grand Prix du Canada
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