Paris Le Bourget is Europe's busiest business-aviation airport, built for private jets and nothing else. Operators fly in and out of it all day, and every one-way trip leaves an aircraft that needs to reposition.
These are the flights touching the Paris airports on the board now, and the routes that come up most often.
Empty legs we have listed into and out of Paris went for €1,100 to €103,300 for the whole aircraft, depending on the jet and the distance. Split across a full cabin, the price per seat comes down fast.
Which Paris airport do private jets use?
Almost always Le Bourget, north of the city. A few flights use Charles de Gaulle, Orly or the smaller fields around Paris. Each listing names its airport.
Where do empty legs from Paris usually go?
London, Geneva and Nice all year, the Alps in winter, and the Mediterranean in summer. The routes below are the ones we have carried most often.