Fly private to Munich.
Munich Airport has a dedicated general aviation terminal; Oberpfaffenhofen, south-west of the city, is a business aviation airfield.
- Arrival airports
- 2
- Closest from
- Venice
- Fastest
- 0h 43m
- From
- €6.2k
Private flights to Munich.
Munich Airport has a dedicated general aviation terminal; Oberpfaffenhofen, south-west of the city, is a business aviation airfield.
Private jets land at Munich Airport (MUC), Oberpfaffenhofen (OBF). As an international arrival, you clear customs and immigration at the first airport of entry; we check passports, visas and permits when you book.
From Venice the flight takes about 0h 43m in a light jet. From Sicily it takes about 1h 54m, and a light jet is the better fit.
Prices below are one-way estimates for the whole aircraft, before the charter passenger tax and any VAT, positioning and overnight costs. A return the same day or after a short stay is often cheaper than two one-way trips.
Private jet to Munich: price and flight time
Which jet flies to Munich non-stop?
The right size depends on where you start. These are the sizes that fit each departure city, with the model most often available on charter.
From Venice, Verona, Milan, Lake Como, Bologna, Turin, Florence, Rome, Sardinia, Naples, Amalfi Coast, Puglia, Sicily.
Munich route guides
Where you land.
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Questions, answered
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Ask a specialistHow long is a private flight to Munich?+
From Venice about 0h 43m; from Sicily about 1h 54m.
How much is a private jet to Munich?+
One way from €6.2k from Venice in a light jet, before the charter passenger tax and any VAT. Larger jets and longer routes cost more; see the table for each city.
Which airport do private jets use for Munich?+
Munich Airport (MUC), with Oberpfaffenhofen (OBF) as alternatives. The best choice depends on the aircraft, the runway and where you are staying.
What size of jet do I need for Munich?+
Light jets suit flights from Venice, Verona, Milan and nearby. Bigger cabins are always an option, at a higher price.
Do I need to clear customs?+
International arrivals clear customs and immigration at the first airport of entry.
Can the aircraft wait for me?+
Yes. Crew overnights and parking are added; for long stays two one-way trips can be cheaper.
Keep planning.
Munich, privately.
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