Private Jet Charter in Orlando | Executive Jets & Air Taxi

The cost of a flight to Orlando depends on the origin and aircraft type. For a domestic US flight, such as New York (TEB) to Orlando (ORL), a light jet like the Phenom 300 typically starts around $22,500 one-way. For international flights departing from Brazil, such as São Paulo (GRU) to Orlando (MCO), a Super-Midsize jet (e.g., Challenger 350) for up to 9 passengers starts from approximately $108,000, while a Heavy Jet for larger groups and non-stop performance starts around $155,000.

Orlando offers excellent executive aviation options that bypass commercial crowds:

• Orlando Executive (ORL): The most central option, located just 15 minutes from downtown, ideal for business or quick access to Winter Park.

• Kissimmee Gateway (ISM): The closest airport to Walt Disney World Resort and other theme parks, located about 20-25 minutes from the Disney entrance. It is the top choice for family leisure trips.

• Orlando International (MCO): While a major commercial hub, it has robust private terminals (FBOs) and is the best choice for Heavy Jets and international flights requiring 24-hour customs.

Helicopter transfers are a fast way to avoid heavy traffic on I-4. A flight from Orlando International Airport (MCO) to a helipad near the luxury resorts or parks (where permitted) in a single-engine helicopter typically starts around $2,400.

No. Disney has a permanent "No-Fly Zone" over Magic Kingdom and Epcot (up to 3,000 feet), and there are no airports within the complex. The closest and most convenient option for those heading to Disney resorts is Kissimmee Gateway Airport (ISM), which is just a short drive away

Orlando is a high-demand destination year-round, especially during school breaks (July, December/January), US holidays (Spring Break, Thanksgiving), and major events. We recommend booking at least 3 to 4 weeks in advance to guarantee the best selection of aircraft and time slots, and to secure slots at the busiest airports.

For a first visit focused on the main parks, a minimum of 5 to 7 days is recommended. This allows for visits to the four Disney parks (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom) and the two Universal parks (Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure), with a day for rest or shopping. For a more complete and relaxed experience, including water parks, SeaWorld, and attractions beyond the parks, 10 to 14 days is ideal.

The busiest routes to Orlando include:

• New York (TEB/HPN) to Orlando (ORL/ISM): Approx. 2h30 flight.

• Miami/South Florida (OPF/FLL) to Orlando (ORL/ISM): Quick 45-55 minute flight.

• Atlanta (PDK) to Orlando (ORL/ISM): Approx. 1h15 flight.

• São Paulo (GRU/VCP) to Orlando (MCO): International flight of 8h30 to 9h30 (non-stop or with a fuel stop, depending on the aircraft).

• Nassau, Bahamas (MYNN) to Orlando (ORL/MCO): Approx. 1h30 flight.

The flight between Rio de Janeiro (GIG) and Orlando (MCO) takes approximately 9 hours. For this route, chartering a Super-Midsize Jet (which may require a fuel stop) starts around $112,000. For greater comfort and a direct flight, a Heavy Jet starts at approximately $158,000 one-way.

The route from South Florida (airports like OPF or FLL) to Orlando (ISM or ORL) is a quick hop of about 35 to 50 minutes. For this short sector, turboprops can cost from $4,000, while Light Jets typically range around $5,500 to $6,500.

Flights departing from major European capitals (such as London or Paris) to Orlando (MCO) are long-haul trips exceeding 9 hours. They require Heavy or Ultra-Long-Range Jets (like a Gulfstream G550 or Global 6000). Prices for these transatlantic routes generally start from $155,000 one-way.