European Private Jets (jets.flights)

Daily from 08:00 to 23:30

Offices in Nice, Hamburg, Geneva and Cyprus

Our services

Free consultation on private flights

Before a first private flight, people usually have practical questions: which aircraft takes five passengers and their skis, whether a jet can land at the small airfield near the villa, what the dog needs besides its passport and how much the taxes add to the price. A charter manager at European Private Jets answers such questions free of charge, by phone, WhatsApp, e-mail or a call back at a time you choose.

A consultation places you under no obligation to book. Many clients use it to compare options before asking for a quote, and personal assistants use it to check a plan before presenting it to the people they work for. The managers who answer are the same people who arrange flights every day from our offices in Nice, Hamburg, Geneva and Larnaca.

Free
no fee and no obligation to book
8 languages
English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Greek, Russian, Ukrainian
08:00-23:30
office hours, requests accepted 24/7
14 years
of arranging private flights
about 6,500
aircraft we can choose from through operators
4 offices
at the airports of Nice, Hamburg, Geneva and Larnaca

 

How to reach a manager

Phone
+357 96407410, the quickest way to talk a plan through.
WhatsApp
+49 157 33565927, handy for sending a screenshot of a route, a passport page question or a photo of the baggage.
E-mail
private@jets.flights for detailed questions and anything you want to keep in writing. Empty Leg alerts: empty-legs@jets.flights.
Call back
Leave your number in the form further down the page and a manager calls you at the time you name.

Requests are accepted and processed 24/7, so a question about a flight that has to leave tonight is handled at any hour.

 

Need help?

The aviation expert will answer all your questions about business aviation and private flights. We will help you to compare and choose the best business jet for your flight.

 

What a consultation covers

Choice of aircraft
The class depends on passengers, baggage, flight time and runway. Four people on a one-hour leg are comfortable in a very light jet; eight people flying three hours with golf bags need a midsize jet or larger. We explain the trade-offs between cabin height, toilet, baggage space and price; every model is described in the catalogue of private jets.
Airports and terminals
Large cities often have a second airport closer to where you are going, and each has its own night rules, slots and terminal for private flights. Some airports take only certain aircraft: London City, Lugano and Courchevel accept only specially approved types and crews.
Permits and documents
Which passengers need a passport or ID, when an ETA for the UK or an ESTA for the United States applies, which countries ask for landing or overflight permits and how long they take, and how customs work for Switzerland, Norway and the UK.
Pets
A dog or cat flies in the cabin with its owner if the operator agrees in advance. We go through the microchip, the rabies vaccination given at least 21 days before travel, the EU pet passport and the tapeworm treatment required for dogs entering the UK, Ireland, Malta, Finland and Norway. More on travelling with pets.
Taxes and fees
What the quote includes and what may be added: landing and handling fees, positioning, waiting time, catering, de-icing in winter and passenger taxes. A jet leaving France pays about EUR 420 per passenger, Italy charges EUR 100 per passenger up to 1,500 km and EUR 200 beyond, Austria EUR 12 (EUR 30 on routes up to 350 km), and the UK applies Air Passenger Duty.
Empty Legs
How repositioning flights are priced, how often they appear on your route, what happens if the operator moves or cancels the leg, and whether an Empty Leg or a full charter makes more sense for your dates. How they work is explained on the Empty Legs page.
Budget
A first estimate from hourly rates: turboprops from EUR 2,000 per hour, light jets from EUR 3,200, midsize jets from EUR 4,500 and heavy jets from EUR 8,300. We also show where money can be saved, for example a same-day return, where the aircraft waits instead of flying home empty and coming back, or a smaller aircraft for a short leg. Rates by class are on the prices page, and the calculator gives a rough figure for a route.
Special flights
Air ambulance flights with medical partners, groups and delegations, sports teams with equipment, urgent shipments and helicopter transfers. Each of these is described on our services page.

 

charter manager advising on a private jet flight

 

Questions clients often bring

 

Question What we look at
Can we go there and back on the same day? Crew duty time, night closures at both airports and waiting charges compared with two separate legs
Why is one quote much higher than another? Where each aircraft is based, positioning legs, age and cabin of the model, and what each quote includes
Will our skis or golf bags fit? Baggage hold volume and door size of each model, and whether the hold can be reached in flight
Can a non-EU citizen fly within Schengen? Visa or visa-free status, the passport validity rule and the documents the operator needs before departure
Is a turboprop safe for the Alps or an island? Runway length and approach of the airport, what the type is certified for and how the flight time compares with a jet
Can the price drop closer to the date? How often Empty Legs appear on that route and the risk of waiting in busy weeks
How do we pay and what if we cancel? Bank transfer or card, with payment in USDT or USDC also possible and other arrangements, including cash, discussed individually; the payment schedule and the operator's cancellation terms, which depend on the time left before departure

 

How a consultation works

  1. You call, write on WhatsApp, send an e-mail or leave your number for a call back, with a few words about the trip.
  2. A manager who speaks your language contacts you and answers your questions.
  3. If you want figures, we prepare 4-7 aircraft options of different classes and prices within your budget, with operator, model and price for the whole aircraft.
  4. You decide whether and when to book. If you go ahead, the same manager handles the contract, slots, handling and transfers; payment terms are set out in advance.

The more you tell us at the start, the more precise the answer. Useful details are:

  • departure and arrival cities, or the address you need to reach;
  • dates and how flexible they are;
  • number of adults and children, and their nationalities if a border is crossed;
  • baggage, including skis, golf clubs, prams or bicycles;
  • pets, with species, breed and weight;
  • a budget range, if you have one.

Leave your number and a manager will call you back:

 

Give us your phone number and we'll call you back

Minimum price for a flight starts from 3000 €
Minimum price for 1 seat on the flight (cabin) starts from 2000 €

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Languages

The team of 11 speaks English, Russian, Ukrainian, German, French, Italian, Greek and Spanish. Say which language you prefer when you contact us, and the request goes to a manager who speaks it. Before you sign, the manager can go through the contract terms with you in that language.

You can also put your question to one of the team members directly:

 

Henry Richter

Henry Richter

Head of Aviation Department and Data Protection Officer

henry.r@jets.flights

Emma Miller

Emma Miller

Director of Development

emma.m@jets.flights

Liam Bishop

Liam Bishop

Senior Aviation Consultant

liam.b@jets.flights

Anna Laurent

 

Meeting in person

Each of the four offices is at an airport. A visit is by appointment: tell us the day in advance so that a pass can be prepared, and if you come by car, give us the registration number for parking. All offices work daily from 08:00 to 23:30.

Cyprus, head office
Larnaca International Airport, P.O. Box 43012, CY 6650 Larnaca, Cyprus. E-mail larnaca@jets.flights
France
Nice Côte d'Azur Airport, 19 Rue Costes et Bellonte, 06206 Nice Cedex 3, France. E-mail nice@jets.flights
Germany
Hamburg Airport, Flughafenstr. 1-3, 22335 Hamburg. E-mail hamburg@jets.flights
Switzerland
Geneva Airport, Chem. des Papillons 18, 1216 Cointrin. E-mail geneva@jets.flights

Maps and directions to each office are on the contacts page.

 

business aviation office  office of European private jets  photo of the business aviation center office

 

Where our advice stops

We explain how charges, permits and entry rules apply to a flight, as they stand on the day we check them. For the tax treatment of a flight in your company's accounts, ask your accountant. Medical fitness to fly is decided by the patient's doctor and the medical partner, and pet entry rules outside the EU are confirmed with the veterinary authority of the arrival country. The operator has the final word on whether an aircraft can use a given airport.

 

Questions about consultations

    • Is the consultation really free?
    • Yes. There is no fee for the conversation or for a quote, and you are not obliged to book afterwards.

    • Who will answer my questions?
    • A charter manager from one of our four offices, the same person who would arrange your flight if you decide to book.

    • In which languages can I get advice?
    • In English, Russian, Ukrainian, German, French, Italian, Greek or Spanish. Mention your language when you contact us.

    • Can I ask at night or at the weekend?
    • Yes. Requests are accepted 24/7 and the offices work daily from 08:00 to 23:30, weekends included. Urgent flight requests are handled at any hour.

    • Can you tell me the price straight away?
    • We can give a range from hourly rates during the first conversation. A firm price comes from the operator's quote, which depends on where the aircraft is, the dates and the airports.

    • Do you advise on flights with a dog or cat?
    • Yes. We check the documents for the departure and arrival countries and ask the operator to approve the animal in the cabin before the flight is confirmed.

    • Can you explain passenger taxes for my route?
    • Yes. Taxes depend on the departure country and sometimes the distance: France charges about EUR 420 per passenger on jets, Italy EUR 100 or EUR 200, and Sweden has no passenger tax on flights. Every tax is listed in the quote.

    • Can I meet a manager in person?
    • Yes, at our offices at the airports of Larnaca, Nice, Hamburg and Geneva, by appointment so that a pass can be prepared.