
Los Angeles private jet charter.
Van Nuys is one of the busiest general aviation airports in the world, with Santa Monica, Burbank and LAX completing the picture.
- Airports
- 4
- Main airport
- VNY
- Light jet from
- $5.5k/hr
- Quote desk
- 24/7
Your guide to private jets in Los Angeles.
Van Nuys is one of the busiest general aviation airports in the world, with Santa Monica, Burbank and LAX completing the picture.
Private flights in Los Angeles use Van Nuys (VNY), Santa Monica (SMO), Hollywood Burbank (BUR), Los Angeles International (LAX). Van Nuys and Santa Monica have a dedicated private aviation terminal, so you clear security in minutes and board close to departure.
Charter is priced per aircraft, not per seat. From Los Angeles, a light jet costs about $5.5k to $9.8k per flight hour and a super-midsize jet $11.8k to $13k. Quotes add positioning when the aircraft is based elsewhere, airport charges and Federal excise tax.
Popular trips from Los Angeles include Las Vegas (about 0h 46m, from $8.3k), New York (about 5h 08m, from $50.3k), Cabo San Lucas (about 2h 14m, from $12.3k). Every route page shows flight time and an estimate for each aircraft size.
Every flight is operated by FAA Part 135 operators, and the operator is named on your quote. Our US desk answers around the clock, 24/7, ET and PT.
Where private jets fly in Los Angeles.
Private flights use dedicated terminals or the general aviation apron, so check-in takes minutes.
Popular flights from Los Angeles.
How far is Los Angeles by private jet?
Typical block times on the most suitable jet, with the starting one-way price.
- Flight time
- 0h 31m
- Typical aircraft
- Light jet
- One way
- from $8.3k
- Flight time
- 0h 46m
- Typical aircraft
- Light jet
- One way
- from $8.3k
- Flight time
- 0h 58m
- Typical aircraft
- Light jet
- One way
- from $8.3k
- Flight time
- 1h 05m
- Typical aircraft
- Light jet
- One way
- from $8.3k
- Flight time
- 1h 49m
- Typical aircraft
- Light jet
- One way
- from $10k
- Flight time
- 2h 02m
- Typical aircraft
- Light jet
- One way
- from $11.2k
- Flight time
- 2h 15m
- Typical aircraft
- Light jet
- One way
- from $12.4k
- Flight time
- 2h 53m
- Typical aircraft
- Light jet
- One way
- from $15.8k
Estimated from great-circle distance and current hourly rates. Excludes Federal excise tax.
Choose the right size.
Match the jet to the trip. Hourly rates in USD.
| Trip length | Recommended | From Los Angeles to |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 2 hours | Turboprop or light jet | San Diego, Las Vegas |
| 2 to 4 hours | Midsize or super-midsize jet | Denver, Seattle |
| Over 4 hours | Super-midsize or heavy jet | Atlanta, Orlando |
Tell us the dates and passengers. A specialist replies with aircraft options and an all-in price, around the clock.
Los Angeles charter questions
Still deciding? A charter specialist will talk you through aircraft, airports and price, with no obligation.
Ask a specialistHow much does a private jet from Los Angeles cost?+
A light jet costs about $5.5k to $9.8k per flight hour and a heavy jet $15.1k to $18.5k. Your quote adds positioning, airport charges and Federal excise tax.
Which airport do private jets use in Los Angeles?+
Van Nuys is the usual choice; Santa Monica and Hollywood Burbank are also available.
How quickly can I fly from Los Angeles?+
Often within a few hours, depending on aircraft and crew availability. Peak dates need more notice.
Can I fly one way?+
Yes. One-way charters are priced as a full trip, but empty legs can bring the price down sharply when your dates are flexible.
How much luggage can I bring?+
Light jets take a few medium bags; super-midsize and heavy jets carry golf bags, skis and large suitcases.
Can I bring my pet?+
Most operators welcome pets in the cabin. Tell us the size and breed when you request a quote.
Who operates the flight?+
FAA Part 135 operators. The operator's name appears on your quote and contract.
Can I book a helicopter in Los Angeles?+
Yes, where licensed helicopter operators are based or can position.
Keep planning.

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