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Tuesday 30 April 2019 4:40 pm  |  Updated:  Monday 03 June 2019 12:10 am

Private jet platform launches summer sale for trips from London to Paris, Ibiza and Geneva

Flying by private jet might be one of the most lavish forms of travel, but this summer those who are lucky enough to have their own personal carrier can do so on the (relatively) cheap.

Private jet booking platform PrivateFly has launched a summer sale that will allow its customers 30 to 50 per cent off for certain trips from London to key holiday hotpots such as Ibiza, Palma, Nice, Paris, Milan and Geneva. 

The summer discount means that one person can fly VIP style from London to Paris for £647. The discount will last until September.​

Adam Twidell, PrivateFly chief executive, said: “On-demand private jet pricing in Europe can fluctuate when demand is highest, particularly in the summer peak. So we’re delighted to have secured priority access to a fleet of Nextant 400XTi jets for our clients, at exclusive prices – which are guaranteed to stay that way, whenever they want to fly.

“Despite the discount, there’s no compromise on the full private jet experience. All flights will operate on a bespoke schedule from VIP private jet terminals, with luxury catering and champagne included in the price."


Inside the Nextant 400XTi jet (Source: PrivateFly)

PrivateFly pricing list

Route pairing (one-way & in either direction)

Price

From price per person (if 6 passengers travel together)

London & Paris Le Bourget

€4,500 (£3,880)

£647

London & Geneva

€6,000 (£5,174)

£862

London & Nice Cote d'Azur

€7,000 (£6,036)

£1,006

London & Milan Malpensa

€6,500 (£5,605)

£934

London & Ibiza

€9,000 (£7,760)

£1,293

London & Palma

€9,000 (£7,760)

£1,293

Paris Le Bourget & Geneva

€4,500 (£3,880)

£647

Paris Le Bourget & Nice Cote d'Azur

€5,500 (£4,742)

£790

Paris Le Bourget & Milan Malpensa

€5,500 (£4,742)

£790

Milan Malpensa & Rome Ciampino

€5,000 (£4,311)

£719

 

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