Private Jet Charter in West Palm Beach | Executive Jets & Air Taxi

This is the "Snowbird" shuttle. A Light Jet like the Phenom 300 from West Palm Beach (PBI) to Teterboro (TEB) typically starts around $13,000 to $17,500. Mid-size jets, offering more comfort for the 2.5-hour flight, generally range from $21,000 to $23,300. Heavy jets for larger groups start around $35,000.

A flight to the Bahamas is quick and seamless. A turboprop (like a Pilatus PC-12 or Caravan) typically costs between $3,200 and $5,000. Light jets, such as a Citation CJ3, generally range from $7,400 to $9,000. The flight time is often less than an hour, making it perfect for a day trip.

Yes, this is a popular seasonal route. Flights to Aspen (ASE) require high-performance aircraft due to the mountain altitude. We recommend Super-Midsize jets (like a Challenger 300) which start around $39,500, or Heavy jets which provide ample space for ski equipment and non-stop range.

For a cross-country flight to Van Nuys (VNY) or LAX, a Super-Midsize jet often ranges from $37,000 to $45,000. Heavy jets, offering full stand-up cabins and sleeping configurations, typically start upwards of $55,000 depending on the specific aircraft model.

Palm Beach International (PBI) is the primary choice, hosting world-class FBOs like Jet Aviation, Atlantic, and Signature that offer private terminals away from commercial traffic. For those further south, Boca Raton Airport (BCT) provides an exclusive, hassle-free alternative. North Palm Beach County (F45) is also an option for smaller turboprop aircraft.

Yes. We see peak demand during the Palm Beach International Boat Show in March and throughout the high season (January–April) for equestrian events in Wellington. We strongly recommend booking your charter and securing your airport slot at least 3 weeks in advance for these peak periods.

Start with a stroll down Worth Avenue for iconic fashion houses. For dining, reserve a table at Buccan or enjoying the ocean view at Seafood Bar at The Breakers. For culture, visit the Norton Museum of Art. If you are an equestrian enthusiast, a Sunday brunch at the International Polo Club in Wellington is a must-do tradition.