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Private jet to Mykonos

The island in the middle of the Cyclades fills up from June to September with villa groups, yacht crews, wedding guests and beach-club regulars from all over Europe. Most of them arrive for a week or two, and many come in groups of six to ten who would otherwise need a change of plane in Athens. A private jet lands about 4 km by road from Chora, so the car reaches a hotel in town or a villa above Psarou in 10-20 minutes.

Planning a flight here differs from almost any other route. The airport has a single 1,900 m runway, slots are scarce in high summer, and during the season a business jet may stay on the ground only for a short drop-off before it must leave again, usually for Athens. The slot comes first and the aircraft second. As a broker, we secure the arrival and departure times, pick an aircraft that suits the runway and show in the quote where the jet waits during your stay.

2:25 h
Vienna - Mykonos in a Citation CJ3, 4:04 h from London Farnborough
from EUR 6,500
one way for the whole aircraft, turboprop from Athens or Santorini
1,900 m
single runway 16/34: turboprops, light, midsize and super midsize jets
Slot + PPR
both required in summer, scheduled flights have priority
40-60 min
typical summer limit on ground time, set each season by NOTAM
+2 h
ahead of London all year, 1 h ahead of Paris, Milan and Berlin

Send us the dates, the departure airport, the number of guests and the address of the villa or boat, and we start with the slot.

 

 

What a private flight changes on this island

No change in Athens
Scheduled routes from many European cities run only in summer or involve a connection at Spata. A private jet flies non-stop from Vienna, Milan, Geneva or London and lands a few minutes from the beach.
The group travels together
Villa holidays, birthdays and weddings bring 6-10 people with a week of luggage. In a midsize jet everyone boards at the same time, and the suitcases go straight from the car into the hold.
Arrival timed to the boat
Many Cyclades charters start in the port at Tourlos, about 15 minutes from the runway. We set the landing time so that the yacht is ready when the car arrives.
Delos and the neighbours
The excavations on Delos, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are about half an hour away by boat. Paros, Naxos and Syros are 35-51 km away, a few minutes in a turboprop or helicopter.

 

light jet on a sunny apron before a flight to the cyclades

 

Flight times from the European hubs

Flight times with a Citation CJ3, as in the hub table, taxi and climb included:

  • Larnaca: 1:36 h
  • Vienna: 2:25 h, Milan Linate: 2:44 h, Munich: 2:46 h, Nice: 2:50 h, Zurich: 2:57 h
  • Geneva: 3:05 h, Berlin: 3:08 h, Frankfurt: 3:11 h, Hamburg: 3:29 h
  • Brussels: 3:35 h, Paris Le Bourget: 3:37 h, Amsterdam: 3:42 h
  • Madrid: 3:59 h, London Farnborough: 4:04 h

From western Europe the flight takes 3:30-4 hours, a long time in a low light jet cabin, so groups from London, Paris or Amsterdam often choose a Citation XLS+ or a Challenger 350: the Challenger 350 needs 3:42 h from Farnborough. Within Greece every island is close, with Santorini 0:40 h and Athens 0:41 h away in a CJ3.

 

midsize jet climbing over the aegean sea

 

Private jet prices to Mykonos

All prices are for the whole aircraft, one way, plus handling, airport charges and passenger taxes. Flight times in the table are for the first aircraft listed. In summer the aircraft leaves the island after the drop-off, so a stay always means two separate one-way flights.

 

From the European hubs

 

Route Distance Flight time Light jet
Citation CJ3
Midsize jet
Citation XLS+
Super midsize
Challenger 350
London Farnborough - Mykonos 2,562 km 4:04 h EUR 18,500 EUR 24,000 EUR 31,000
Paris Le Bourget - Mykonos 2,242 km 3:37 h EUR 17,000 EUR 22,000 EUR 28,000
Geneva - Mykonos 1,863 km 3:05 h EUR 15,000 EUR 19,500 EUR 25,000
Zurich - Mykonos 1,766 km 2:57 h EUR 14,500 EUR 19,000 EUR 24,000
Milan Linate - Mykonos 1,604 km 2:44 h EUR 14,000 EUR 18,000 EUR 23,000
Munich - Mykonos 1,637 km 2:46 h EUR 14,000 EUR 18,500 EUR 23,000
Frankfurt - Mykonos 1,936 km 3:11 h EUR 15,500 EUR 20,000 EUR 26,000
Vienna - Mykonos 1,384 km 2:25 h EUR 13,000 EUR 17,000 EUR 21,000
Amsterdam - Mykonos 2,301 km 3:42 h EUR 17,000 EUR 22,000 EUR 29,000
Madrid - Mykonos 2,512 km 3:59 h EUR 18,000 EUR 23,000 EUR 30,000
Nice - Mykonos 1,676 km 2:50 h EUR 14,500 EUR 18,500 EUR 23,000
Hamburg - Mykonos 2,152 km 3:29 h EUR 16,500 EUR 21,000 EUR 27,000
Larnaca - Mykonos 795 km 1:36 h EUR 10,500 EUR 13,500 EUR 16,500
Brussels - Mykonos 2,224 km 3:35 h EUR 17,000 EUR 22,000 EUR 28,000
Berlin - Mykonos 1,898 km 3:08 h EUR 15,500 EUR 20,000 EUR 25,000

The cheapest hub is Larnaca at EUR 10,500 in a CJ3, the most expensive London at EUR 18,500. On every row the Challenger 350 costs about 55-70 % more than the light jet, and on this runway it is usually the largest class worth choosing.

 

From Rome, central Europe and the north

 

Route Distance Flight time Light jet
Phenom 300
Midsize jet
Citation XLS+
Super midsize
Challenger 350
Rome - Mykonos 1,194 km 2:05 h EUR 14,000 EUR 16,000 EUR 19,500
Warsaw - Mykonos 1,673 km 2:44 h EUR 16,000 EUR 18,500 EUR 23,000
Prague - Mykonos 1,662 km 2:43 h EUR 16,000 EUR 18,500 EUR 23,000
Budapest - Mykonos 1,218 km 2:07 h EUR 14,000 EUR 16,000 EUR 19,500
Istanbul - Mykonos 515 km 1:11 h EUR 10,500 EUR 12,000 EUR 14,000
Copenhagen - Mykonos 2,235 km 3:29 h EUR 18,500 EUR 22,000 EUR 28,000
Stockholm - Mykonos 2,494 km 3:50 h EUR 20,000 EUR 23,000 EUR 30,000

From Istanbul the flight takes only 1:11 h, but it arrives from outside Schengen, so passport and customs checks take place on the island and customs officers must be available at the arrival time.

 

From Athens and the other islands

For short hops a Pilatus PC-12 turboprop is the cheapest option, and it handles the island runways easily. Each leg needs a slot at both ends in summer:

 

Route Distance Flight time Turboprop
Pilatus PC-12
Light jet
Citation CJ3
Midsize jet
Citation XLS+
Athens - Mykonos 136 km 0:47 h EUR 6,500 EUR 7,500 EUR 9,500
Santorini - Mykonos 116 km 0:44 h EUR 6,500 EUR 7,500 EUR 9,500
Heraklion - Mykonos 233 km 0:59 h EUR 7,000 EUR 8,000 EUR 10,500
Rhodes - Mykonos 269 km 1:03 h EUR 7,000 EUR 8,000 EUR 10,500
Thessaloniki - Mykonos 400 km 1:19 h EUR 7,500 EUR 8,500 EUR 11,500
Corfu - Mykonos 531 km 1:35 h EUR 8,000 EUR 9,500 EUR 12,000

 

From Israel and the Gulf

Heavy jets can land on the 1,900 m runway, but the operator first calculates take-off weight for the date, the temperature and the load. A Falcon 7X or Challenger 650 normally arrives without difficulty; the question is the departure on a hot afternoon with full tanks.

 

Route Distance Flight time Super midsize
Challenger 350
Heavy jet
Challenger 650
Long range
Falcon 7X
Tel Aviv - Mykonos 1,059 km 1:49 h EUR 18,500 EUR 26,000 EUR 28,000
Riyadh - Mykonos 2,450 km 3:34 h EUR 30,000 EUR 40,000 EUR 47,000
Doha - Mykonos 2,823 km 4:02 h EUR 33,000 EUR 43,000 EUR 52,000
Dubai World Central - Mykonos 3,142 km 4:26 h EUR 35,000 EUR 46,000 EUR 56,000

A fare is made of the flight time and a fixed share for positioning the aircraft and crew. Weekends in late July and August cost noticeably more than June or the first half of September. Passenger taxes depend on where you leave from: about EUR 420 per passenger on a jet from France; on flights to or from Italy EUR 100 per passenger up to 1,500 km and EUR 200 beyond, which covers Milan at 1,604 km; EUR 12 per passenger on departures from Austria. German and UK departure taxes are added as well; the UK amount depends on the aircraft's weight and seating. Greek airport charges and the fee for the general aviation terminal are listed in the quote.

 

Business jet price per flight hour

heavy jets
Heavy Jets from EUR 8,300 / hour
light jets
Light Jets from EUR 3,200 / hour
ultra long range jets
Ultra Long Range Jets from EUR 12,000 / hour
super midsize jets
Super Midsize Jets from EUR 6,300 / hour
very light jets
Very Light Jets from EUR 2,500 / hour
long range jets
Long Range Jets from EUR 9,800 / hour
midsize jets
Midsize Jets from EUR 4,500 / hour
turboprops
Turboprops from EUR 2,000 / hour

 

Worked examples

A long weekend from Milan
Four people in a Citation CJ3 at EUR 14,000 each way in the table. The aircraft leaves after the drop-off and the return is a second one-way flight. Add the terminal fee per departing passenger, handling, and the Italian tax of EUR 200 per passenger, because the route is longer than 1,500 km.
A family week from London
Nine people in a Challenger 350 at EUR 31,000 one way. For a full week the operator normally sends the jet back to its base and prices the return as a second one-way flight. UK Air Passenger Duty applies at the standard rate, as the aircraft weighs less than 20 t.
Santorini - Mykonos hop
Up to six people in a Pilatus PC-12 at EUR 6,500, 0:44 h in the air. Both islands need a slot in summer, so we request them together before the trip is confirmed.

 

cabin of a light jet with seats facing a table

 

Price per passenger

The fare is for the aircraft, so the share per seat falls with every extra guest. Passenger taxes are charged on top per head:

 

Route Aircraft Whole aircraft 2 passengers 4 passengers 6 passengers
Vienna - Mykonos Citation CJ3 EUR 13,000 EUR 6,500 EUR 3,300 EUR 2,200
Milan Linate - Mykonos Citation CJ3 EUR 14,000 EUR 7,000 EUR 3,500 EUR 2,300
London Farnborough - Mykonos Citation CJ3 EUR 18,500 EUR 9,300 EUR 4,600 EUR 3,100
Geneva - Mykonos Citation XLS+ EUR 19,500 EUR 9,800 EUR 4,900 EUR 3,300
Paris Le Bourget - Mykonos Citation XLS+ EUR 22,000 EUR 11,000 EUR 5,500 EUR 3,700
Nice - Mykonos Challenger 350 EUR 23,000 EUR 11,500 EUR 5,800 EUR 3,800

 

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The airport and its summer rules

Mykonos Island National Airport (JMK, LGMK) lies about 4 km south-east of Chora by road, at an elevation of about 120 m. It is run by Fraport Greece. The single runway 16/34 is about 1,900 m long; turboprops, light, midsize and super midsize jets use it routinely, while heavy jets depend on a performance calculation. There are no hangars for visiting aircraft.

Private passengers use a separate general aviation terminal with its own lounge, police and customs. Its use is charged per departing passenger, with a lower rate when booked in advance. Customs officers work extended hours in the season; an arrival from outside Schengen at another time needs prior notice.

Ground time in summer
During the season a NOTAM limits how long a private aircraft may stay on the ground, typically 40-60 minutes for a drop-off or pick-up. There is no overnight parking for business jets in high summer.
Where the aircraft waits
After the drop-off the jet flies empty to Athens, 136 km away, or to a mainland airport such as Thessaloniki, and comes back for the return. Both empty legs appear in the quote.
Slot and PPR
Every flight needs a slot and prior permission. Business aviation competes with scheduled flights, which have priority, and Saturday changeover days are the hardest.
Little room for delay
Greek slot rules accept a deviation of about 20 minutes either side, and an unused slot has to be cancelled at least 12 hours ahead to avoid penalties. Leave the villa with a margin.
Stands and towing
Larger aircraft park nose-in and need a tug to push back, which can cost minutes when the slot is tight.
Meltemi wind
The northerly wind blows strongly over the Cyclades in July and August. It rarely cancels flights but can affect take-off weight and approaches.

 

Mykonos airport (JMK / LGMK) Details
Location About 4 km south-east of Chora, about 10 minutes by car
Runway 16/34, about 1,900 m
Business aviation Separate general aviation terminal with lounge, police and customs
Slots and PPR Required for every flight in the season
Parking No overnight parking for business jets in high summer, ground time capped by NOTAM
Hangars None for visiting aircraft
Operator Fraport Greece
Time zone EET/EEST, London +2 h

Outside the season, roughly from October to April, the ground time limit does not apply, traffic is light and an aircraft can usually stay on the island during a short visit.

 

Athens and the neighbouring islands

When the slots are gone or the group is too large for the runway, the trip goes through the capital or a nearby island. Distances are straight-line from Mykonos:

 

Airport Codes Runway Distance Suitable for
Syros JSY / LGSO 1,080 m 35 km Turboprops such as the PC-12
Naxos JNX / LGNX 900 m 39 km Small turboprops only
Paros PAS / LGPA 1,400 m 51 km Turboprops and some light jets, checked case by case
Santorini JTR / LGSR 2,200 m 116 km Up to super midsize, similar summer limits
Athens ATH / LGAV 4,000 m 136 km Every class, 24 h, parking with permit
Heraklion HER / LGIR 2,700 m 233 km Up to heavy jets, Crete

From the capital a helicopter reaches Mykonos in about 35-37 minutes. Helicopters fly only in daylight, and a fast boat from Rafina or Piraeus takes about 2-3 hours when the group is large or the wind keeps helicopters on the ground.

 

business jet parked on a small island airport apron

 

Aircraft that suit the runway

 

Class Typical model Seats When it makes sense here
Turboprop Pilatus PC-12 6-8 Island hops from Athens, Santorini or Crete, and the small airports of Paros and Syros
Light jet Citation CJ3, Phenom 300 6-8 Couples and groups of four from Italy, Austria or Cyprus, weekend trips
Midsize jet Citation XLS+, Citation Latitude 6-9 Families with a fortnight of luggage, flights of 3-4 hours from the west
Super midsize Challenger 350 8-10 Stand-up cabin from London, Scandinavia or the Gulf, the largest routine class here
Heavy jet Challenger 650, Falcon 7X 9-14 Only after a performance check; larger groups often land in Athens instead

Villa luggage, diving kit and cases of wine add up quickly. A CJ3 hold takes about 1.8 m³, a Phenom 300 about 2.4 m³ and a Citation Latitude about 3.6 m³, so for six people staying two weeks the midsize class is the comfortable choice. For a group of more than ten, two midsize jets or a heavy jet to Athens plus helicopters is often simpler than one large aircraft on the island.

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The island calendar

The season decides prices, slot availability and how long the aircraft may stay. A year on the island looks like this:

 

Month What happens Effect on slots and prices
November - March Most hotels, beach clubs and restaurants closed Few private movements, aircraft can usually stay, airport on reduced hours
April - early May (date varies) Orthodox Easter, the island starts to open Low demand, flights easy to plan
May - June Hotels and beach clubs open, sea warming up Slots easier than in midsummer, prices below the peak
July Villas and yachts full, meltemi wind Slots scarce, Saturdays hardest, ground time capped
August, around the 15th Feast of the Assumption, a major Greek holiday, and the busiest weeks of the year Highest prices, book many weeks ahead
First half of September Warm sea, the island still fully open Noticeably cheaper than August
Late September - October Season winds down, venues close during October Easy slots, limits end with the season

For July and August, send firm dates 4-6 weeks ahead or earlier, and secure the slot before the villa and the boat. Moving the arrival from Saturday to a Friday or Sunday often makes the difference.

 

business jet taking off in strong summer wind

 

From the runway to Chora, the beaches and the port

Chora and Little Venice
About 10 minutes by car to the white lanes, the windmills of Kato Mili and the old harbour.
South coast beaches
Psarou, Ornos and Platis Gialos are 10-20 minutes away, the beaches further east about 20-30 minutes.
Villas in the north
Up to about 40 minutes by car. Give us the exact address, because the drive time decides when the car must leave for the return slot.
Port at Tourlos
About 15 minutes from the airport. We coordinate the landing time with the yacht crew.
Delos
About half an hour by boat from the harbour, a common morning trip on the first day.
Helicopter
Transfers to Athens, Paros, Naxos or Santorini, daylight only, priced for the whole machine.

 

chauffeur car beside a jet on a sunny island apron

 

Empty Legs to and from Mykonos

Because every business jet leaves the island shortly after landing in summer, Mykonos produces more empty sectors than most destinations. An empty leg towards the island still needs its own slot. Typical directions:

Mykonos - Athens
The most frequent: jets reposition to the capital to wait or refuel.
Athens - Mykonos
Aircraft fly in empty to collect departing guests, especially on Saturdays and Sundays.
Mykonos - central Europe
Jets based in Vienna, Munich, Zurich or Geneva return home after a Saturday drop-off.
Mykonos - London and Paris
Midsize and super midsize jets head back to the UK and France at the end of each villa week.
Crete and Santorini - Mykonos
Short legs between the islands come up all summer, often in turboprops or light jets.

The operator sets the date, time and slot, so an Empty Leg works best for a flexible trip. Send the direction and a range of dates to empty-legs@jets.flights, and we let you know when something suitable appears.

 

empty light jet cabin before a repositioning flight

 

Pets on the way to the island

Your pet flies in the cabin with you, not in the hold, and the operator must agree in advance. The EU rules apply on the island:

  • ISO-standard microchip, fitted no later than the rabies vaccination.
  • A first rabies vaccination becomes valid for travel after 21 days; a booster given on time counts at once.
  • An EU pet passport, or for animals coming from Great Britain an animal health certificate issued by a government-authorised vet.
  • No more than five pets per owner, unless they travel to a show or competition.
  • No tapeworm treatment is required for Greece.
Dogs returning to the UK, Ireland, Malta, Finland or Norway need tapeworm treatment by a vet 1-5 days before they arrive. On a round trip from the UK of five days or less, the treatment can be given at home before leaving, no later than 24 hours before the return. Pets enter Britain only on approved routes and with an approved handler, so we check the arrival airport for the return in advance.

A Cycladic apron at midday is very hot for an animal, so with pets on board we try for a morning or evening slot and ask for an air-conditioned car. Ferry and helicopter companies set their own pet rules for onward trips.

 

passenger seat with a pet carrier in a business jet

 

Documents and regulations

Schengen
Arriving from Geneva, Milan, Paris or Vienna means no border check, yet each guest still needs a valid passport or national ID card on board.
From outside Schengen
Flights from the UK, Cyprus, Turkey or the Middle East clear passport control and customs at the island's general aviation terminal; customs hours are agreed in advance. Holders of UK passports may stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period without a visa.
Travelling on to Britain or the USA
Guests going on to Britain need an ETA if they hold EU passports; an ESTA covers visa-waiver visitors to the United States.
Cabotage
Hops such as Athens - Mykonos or Mykonos - Nice link two EU airports, so only an EU operator may fly them; UK and other non-EU operators are excluded.
Landing permits
Operators registered outside the EU need a permit from the Greek civil aviation authority, applied for at least five working days ahead. EU-registered aircraft are exempt.
Passenger taxes
Per passenger: about EUR 420 from France on a jet and roughly half that on a turboprop; EUR 100 on flights to or from Italy up to 1,500 km and EUR 200 on longer ones; EUR 12 from Austria, or EUR 30 on sectors up to 350 km. Germany, Norway and the UK add departure taxes, the Netherlands taxes passengers on aircraft of 5.7 t or more, and Sweden has no such tax. Greek airport charges and the terminal fee appear as separate lines in the quote.

 

Before you fly: checklist

  • Valid passport or ID card for every guest, children included.
  • Passenger list with names, dates of birth and document numbers, sent in good time for the PPR.
  • Exact address of the villa, hotel or berth.
  • Number of suitcases and any diving kit, golf bags or cases of wine.
  • For a pet: passport or health certificate with the chip number and vaccination dates.
  • Departure time from the villa on the return day, planned around the slot.
  • Billing name and address for the invoice.

 

guests boarding a business jet with summer luggage

 

How booking works

  1. Send the dates, departure airport, number of guests and luggage, and the address on the island.
  2. We request the slot and PPR as early as the rules allow and tell you at once if another time or a landing in Athens is more realistic, especially for a Saturday in July or August.
  3. You receive 2-4 aircraft options with the price for the whole aircraft, the place where the jet waits and the cost of the empty legs.
  4. After the contract is signed and paid, we confirm handling, the terminal, the car and any boat or helicopter.
  5. On the return day leave the villa with a margin: the slot window is narrow, and the aircraft arrives only shortly before departure.
Contract with the operator
The contract is signed with the operator that flies the aircraft; we prepare it and coordinate the trip as broker.
Payment
Bank transfer or card, settled before the flight.
Cancellation
The operator's terms apply, scaled to how close to departure you cancel.
Everything in writing
The contract names the aircraft, the slot times, the price, taxes, empty legs and transfers.

 

Advantages of the company
    • Reputation

    • 14 years in business aviation in Europe, with the head office in Cyprus and offices in Nice, Hamburg and Geneva. More than 100 regular clients and 34 partner companies around the world.

    • A wide choice of aircraft

    • Through certified operators we have access to around 6,500 private jets and turboprops. We select an aircraft for a flight of any range and complexity.

    • Transparent contracts

    • Every flight is covered by a clear contract stating the aircraft, times, included services and cancellation terms. We are flexible and always ready to discuss details and make changes.

    • Online booking

    • You can book the flight and sign the contract remotely, without visiting an office. If you prefer, all documents can also be arranged in person at one of our offices.

 

Our team

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

 

Frequently asked questions about Mykonos by private jet

    • How much is a private jet to Mykonos?
    • A turboprop from Athens or Santorini costs from EUR 6,500 one way. A light jet costs EUR 13,000 from Vienna and EUR 18,500 from London, always for the whole aircraft. Taxes, handling and the terminal fee are added in the quote.

    • Why can the jet not stay on the island?
    • In summer there is no parking for business jets, and a NOTAM caps the ground time, typically at 40-60 minutes. The aircraft flies to Athens or back to base and returns for your departure.

    • Can a large jet land at Mykonos?
    • Up to super midsize there is no problem on the 1,900 m runway. A Challenger 650 or Falcon 7X can land after the operator checks take-off performance for the date and load.

    • What is the flight time from London?
    • About 4:04 h in a Citation CJ3 and 3:42 h in a Challenger 350 from Farnborough.

    • How early should I book for August?
    • Send firm dates at least 4-6 weeks ahead. In August the slot is the scarce part, and Saturdays are the hardest day.

    • How far is the airport from Chora?
    • About 4 km by road, roughly 10 minutes by car. The south coast beaches are 10-20 minutes away and villas in the north up to 40 minutes.

    • What if no slot is available?
    • We look at another time or day, or land in Athens and continue by helicopter in about 35-37 minutes. Paros and Syros are options for turboprops.

    • Is a passport needed for the island?
    • Within Schengen there is no border check, but every passenger needs a valid passport or ID card. Arrivals from the UK, Turkey or the Middle East are checked at the general aviation terminal.

    • Can I bring my dog?
    • Yes. The dog travels beside you in the cabin with an EU pet passport, a microchip and a valid rabies vaccination; Greece asks for no tapeworm treatment. In summer we try for a morning or evening slot because of the heat.

    • Are Empty Legs common here?
    • Yes, because every jet leaves the island soon after landing in summer. Send your route and travel window to empty-legs@jets.flights.

    • Can I combine the island with Santorini or Crete?
    • Yes. Santorini is 0:40 h away in a CJ3 and Heraklion 0:49 h. Each leg needs a slot in summer, so we request them all together.

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