Private jet charter in Manaus, Brazil

On the Manaus to São Paulo route, light jets start at about BRL 215,000 per leg. On regional flights such as Manaus to Belém, turboprops range between BRL 82,000 and BRL 95,000 per leg. On international flights, prices can exceed BRL 400,000 per leg, depending on aircraft size and availability.

Urban transfers in single engine helicopters start at about BRL 21,000 per flight hour. Twin engine helicopters range from BRL 40,000 to BRL 60,000 depending on base and availability. Final price includes taxes, repositioning, extras and commission.

The most economical option is the Caravan Grand at about BRL 53,000 per leg. Other options include Carajá at about BRL 56,000 and King Air from BRL 72,000 to BRL 81,000 per leg. Prices vary according to departure base (MAO or SWFN).

The most frequent heliports include Hotel Tropical, Juma Ópera, private heliports along the Rio Negro and corporate heliports near the Industrial District. Flores (SWFN) aerodrome is the main urban base for executive aviation.

Eduardo Gomes International Airport (MAO) handles most domestic and international flights. Part of the executive and regional operations use Flores Aerodrome (SWFN). For smaller flights and exclusive transfers, secondary airfields such as Ponta Pelada and private lodge runways are also used.

Manaus to São Paulo takes about 4h30 in a light jet and 7h30 in a turboprop. Manaus to Belém takes about 3h30 to 4h in a turboprop. Manaus to Boa Vista takes about 2h30 in a turboprop. Manaus to Tabatinga takes about 4h in a Caravan or 3h in a King Air. Manaus to Parintins takes about 1h30 in a turboprop or 2h in an amphibious aircraft.

We calculate the distance and apply the price per km of the aircraft category, respecting the operator's minimum distance. If the minimum is 1,000 km, shorter flights are charged at 1,000 km. Then we add FBO, airport fees, repositioning, extras, overnight and commission. The final price includes all these factors.

Transfers in Caravan Amphibian to lodges such as Anavilhanas or Juma start at about BRL 21,000 per leg, with flight times of 25 to 45 minutes. For fishing lodges on rivers such as the Marié, costs can exceed BRL 300,000 on flights of 3h30, depending on distance and operation time.

Flapper's database lists more than 15 active companies in the region, all certified and integrated into our quotation flows. This network ensures availability, standardized safety and maintenance.

Be flexible with departure time and airport choice, consider turboprops for regional routes such as MAO to Belém or MAO to Parintins, evaluate departures from Flores (SWFN) to reduce costs, and consolidate round trips to negotiate better deals.