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Es Vedra rising from turquoise water off the southwest coast of Ibiza, seen from the air

Private jet charter · Ibiza and Formentera

Fly private to Ibiza.

Charter flights into Ibiza from London, Paris, Geneva and across Europe, with Formentera a short boat ride on. All-in quotes from licensed operators, and one advisor from first message to landing.

  • London about 2 h 20
  • Paris about 1 h 50
  • Geneva about 1 h 35

Plan your flight

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Private Jet to Ibiza is an air charter broker and is not a direct air carrier. We do not own or operate aircraft; every flight is operated by an FAA Part 135 (or foreign equivalent) direct air carrier in operational control of the aircraft.

  • All-inTaxes, airport and handling charges are inside the figure we send.
  • Licensed carriersEvery flight is operated by a certificated carrier under EU, UK or FAA rules.
  • One advisorFrom your first message until the door opens in Ibiza.
  • Nothing to joinNo membership, deposit or sign-up stands between you and a quote.

The season

Ibiza, May to October

Demand for aircraft parking at Ibiza rises and falls with the island's calendar. This is the shape of a typical season, and what it means for booking.

Month-by-month guide
  1. May

    Moderate

    The season opens. A calmer airport and easier parking, with the first openings late in the month.

  2. June

    Busy

    Opening weekends draw crowds. Book weekend arrivals early.

  3. July

    Busy

    High summer. Friday arrivals and Sunday departures fill first.

  4. August

    Peak

    Parking is the constraint. Expect drop-offs, with the aircraft waiting elsewhere.

  5. September

    Busy

    Still warm and lively; closing parties begin at the end of the month.

  6. October

    Moderate

    Closing weekends early on, then the island winds down.

  • Moderate
  • Busy
  • Peak

A qualitative guide to demand, not a forecast.

Routes

Into Ibiza from across Europe

Approximate flight times in a light or midsize jet. Times vary with the aircraft, the winds and the routing air traffic control assigns.

  • London LutonLTN to IBZ
    about 2 h 20Light or midsize jet
  • FarnboroughFAB to IBZ
    about 2 h 20Light or midsize jet
  • Paris Le BourgetLBG to IBZ
    about 1 h 50Light jet
  • GenevaGVA to IBZ
    about 1 h 35Light jet
  • NiceNCE to IBZ
    about 1 h 20Light jet or turboprop
  • MadridMAD to IBZ
    about 1 hTurboprop or light jet

Starting further afield? New York to Ibiza is a nonstop trip for a large cabin jet, and we plan those too.

Silhouette of Es Vedra and a palm at dusk
Es Vedra at last light, off Ibiza's west coast.

Aircraft

The right jet for the run south

From most of Europe, a light or midsize jet is the sweet spot for Ibiza. Hourly rates are US-market estimates for comparison; European operators quote in euros or pounds.

Compare all aircraft
  • Business jet climbing away past street lights

    Light jet

    Fast and economical for the two-hour run from London or Paris, with seats for six to eight. Luggage is the limit, so tell us about anything bulky.

    • 6–8 seats
    • 2,000–2,150 nm
    • $3,500–5,500/hr est.
  • Pink evening sky and a wingtip through a cabin window

    Turboprop

    Efficient on shorter hops such as Nice, Madrid or Palma.

    • 6–9 seats
    • ~1,800 nm
    • $1,800–3,200/hr est.
  • Midsize jet descending through warm evening cloud

    Midsize jet

    More headroom, an enclosed lavatory and room for bags on longer legs.

    • 7–9 seats
    • ~2,100 nm
    • $4,500–7,000/hr est.
  • Dark grey super-midsize jet on a rain-washed ramp

    Super-midsize jet

    A stand-up cabin and the range to reach Ibiza from almost anywhere in Europe.

    • 8–10 seats
    • 3,200–4,000 nm
    • $6,500–9,500/hr est.
  • Large cabin jet silhouetted against a setting sun

    Large cabin jet

    For bigger groups, or for flying in from the Gulf or across the Atlantic.

    • 10–16 seats
    • 4,000–4,300 nm
    • $8,500–13,000/hr est.

On the island

Where the flight leads

Ibiza's airport sits in the south of the island, close to Ibiza Town and a short drive from most of the coast.

  • Ibiza Town's old walls and harbour above the sea

    Ibiza Town and Dalt Vila

    The walled old town and the marina, about 15 minutes from the airport by car.

  • Yachts anchored off the island of Es Vedra

    Es Vedra and the west

    Cliffs, coves and the island's most photographed sunsets.

  • Loungers and a parasol on a beach club terrace

    Beach clubs

    Long lunches and loungers along the south and west coasts.

  • A motor yacht crossing deep blue water, seen from above

    Formentera

    No airport, so the last stretch is by boat from Ibiza's port.

The bow of a yacht over clear turquoise water

Formentera

From the runway to the boat

Formentera has no airport, so flights land in Ibiza and the last stretch is by sea. It is an easy hop, and with a little planning the transfer is waiting when you land.

  • To the portAbout 15–20 minutes by car from the airport to Ibiza Town's port.
  • Fast ferryAbout 30 minutes to La Savina, with frequent sailings in summer.
  • Private boatA charter boat from Ibiza's marinas, timed to your arrival.
  • HelicopterPossible on some days, subject to landing permissions; ask early.
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How it works

Three steps to Ibiza

  1. Send the trip

    Where you are leaving from, your dates and how many are flying. In peak weeks, tell us how flexible your timing is.

  2. We check aircraft, slots and parking

    Your advisor asks licensed operators for availability and confirms what the airport can accept on your dates.

  3. Choose and fly

    Pick an all-in option, sign the charter agreement, and your advisor stays with the trip until you land.

Safety and standards

Licensed operators, every flight

We are a broker: we arrange the flight, and a certificated carrier flies it.

  • Air Operator Certificates

    Within Europe, carriers hold an Air Operator Certificate from their national authority under EU or UK rules, the equivalent of FAA Part 135.

  • ARGUS

    An audit company that rates operators Gold, Gold+ or Platinum on safety history, pilots and procedures.

  • Wyvern

    A third-party audit programme; operators that meet it hold the Wingman standard.

  • IS-BAO

    A worldwide standard for business aircraft operators, awarded in stages one to three as their safety system matures.

Regulators explain how operators are licensed: see EASA and the UK Civil Aviation Authority. Crews on every flight work within legal duty and rest limits.

FAQ

Before you book Ibiza

More on the FAQ page.

How long is the flight from London?

About 2 hours 20 minutes in a light or midsize jet from Luton or Farnborough, depending on winds and routing. Paris takes about 1 hour 50, and Geneva about 1 hour 35.

Why is August so hard to book?

Parking for private aircraft at Ibiza airport is limited and heavily in demand. In peak weeks the aircraft may drop you off, fly to another airport to wait, and return for you, which adds flying to the price.

Can I fly straight to Formentera?

No. Formentera has no airport, so you land in Ibiza and continue by boat, or by helicopter where landing permissions allow.

How early should I book for summer?

For opening and closing weekends and for August, as early as you can, because aircraft and parking go first. In May, June and October, shorter notice often works.

What does a flight to Ibiza cost?

It depends on the aircraft, the date and where the jet is based. As a guide, light jets typically run $3,500–5,500 per flight hour in US-market terms, so about 2 hours 20 minutes from London works out at roughly $8,000–13,000 of flying before fees, with any peak-week repositioning on top. Your quote gives the exact all-in figure.

Who operates the flights?

Licensed carriers: within Europe, operators holding an Air Operator Certificate under EU or UK rules; for US operators, FAA Part 135. Private Jet to Ibiza arranges the flight as a broker and names the operator before you book.

Can we bring the dog?

Often, yes. Many operators accept pets with approval in advance, and EU pet travel rules (microchip, rabies vaccination and the right documents) apply when you cross a border. Tell us about your dog when you ask.

Is there a membership or deposit?

Neither. Asking costs nothing; you pay only once you choose an option and sign the charter agreement.

Red cliffs and the sea at sunset on Ibiza's coast

Your Ibiza flight

Tell us when you want to land.

Share your departure airport, dates and group size. A charter advisor checks aircraft, slots and parking, and emails options with an all-in price for each.

  • Licensed operators only
  • Taxes and airport charges included
  • Formentera transfers on request
  • No membership or deposit

Your flight

Trip type

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By requesting a quote you agree to be contacted about this trip by email, phone or text. See our Privacy Policy.

Private Jet to Ibiza is an air charter broker and is not a direct air carrier. We do not own or operate aircraft; every flight is operated by an FAA Part 135 (or foreign equivalent) direct air carrier in operational control of the aircraft.