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Private jet routes / Johannesburg to Arathusa

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Johannesburg to Arathusa.

Empty-leg private flights Johannesburg to Arathusa. When an operator repositions this route, the whole aircraft goes for a fraction of a booked charter.

Flight time
5h 45m
4.2k km direct
Empty legs went for
€3,400
whole aircraft, one way
Usually flown by
Beechcraft King Air B200
set by the operator

Flights on this route

Johannesburg → Arathusa
HLA → FAAR
Sun 4 Oct · 08:00 to 09:15
8 seats · Whole aircraft
€3,400
Indicative charter price
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Johannesburg → Limpopo Valley
HLA → FBLV
Tue 13 Oct · 08:05 to 09:15
8 seats · Whole aircraft
€3,150
Indicative charter price
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Johannesburg → Limpopo Valley
HLA → FBLV
Wed 20 Jan · 07:00 to 08:10
7 seats · Whole aircraft
€3,050
Indicative charter price
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Johannesburg → Limpopo Valley
HLA → FBLV
Wed 20 Jan · 08:00 to 09:10
7 seats · Whole aircraft
€3,050
Indicative charter price
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Johannesburg to Arathusa, answered

How much is a private jet from Johannesburg to Arathusa?

Empty legs we have carried on this route went for €3,400 for the whole aircraft. A scheduled charter over the same distance usually costs several times that, because you are paying for the aircraft to fly out and back.

How long is the flight from Johannesburg to Arathusa?

About 5h 45m in the air, over 4.2k km. Private terminals add far less time on the ground than an airline departure, so door to door is usually shorter again.

What aircraft flies Johannesburg to Arathusa?

Most often a Beechcraft King Air B200. The aircraft is set by whichever operator is repositioning, so it changes from flight to flight; every listing names the type.

How often do empty legs come up on this route?

We have listed 1 on Johannesburg to Arathusa so far, and 1 are on the board right now. Empty legs appear at short notice, so a route alert is the reliable way to catch one.