Private Jet New York to Paris
Charter from $62,000

The New York–Paris corridor is one of the most prestigious transatlantic private jet routes, connecting America's financial and cultural capital with the heart of European sophistication. With 3,635 nautical miles of open Atlantic between them, this route demands the finest ultra-long-range aircraft — and Air Mogul delivers exactly that.

Whether your agenda includes fashion week presentations on the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, board meetings in La Défense, art acquisitions at Christie's Paris, or a weekend at a Champagne estate, this route provides seamless connectivity. Our clients consistently rank New York to Paris among their most-booked city pairs, alongside New York to London and transatlantic European routes.

Departing from Teterboro Airport (TEB) — Wall Street's preferred private aviation hub — you'll enjoy a direct nonstop flight of approximately 7 hours and 35 minutes on a Bombardier Global 7500. The crossing features lie-flat seating, bespoke catering from New York's finest restaurants, and Ka-band satellite connectivity for uninterrupted work or entertainment.

Upon arrival at Paris Le Bourget (LBG) — Europe's busiest private aviation airport with zero commercial traffic — dedicated customs officers handle your clearance in under 15 minutes. Your Air Mogul concierge arranges chauffeured ground transport to the 1st arrondissement, Saint-Germain, or any Parisian destination. From wheels-up at Teterboro to your suite at the Ritz, we manage every detail.

Private jet charter prices for the New York to Paris route range from $62,000 to $89,000 one-way, depending on aircraft type, availability, and travel dates. Here's a detailed comparison:

These are estimated one-way charter prices. Actual pricing depends on aircraft positioning, fuel surcharges, landing fees, and seasonal demand. Fashion Week surcharges of 20-30% apply in January and September. Round-trip charters typically offer 10-15% savings. Request a precise quote for your specific dates.

On a commercial first-class ticket, the New York to Paris journey involves JFK queues, TSA security theatre, crowded terminals, and rigid schedules. A private jet charter from Teterboro eliminates all of that — and transforms a transatlantic crossing from something you endure into something you enjoy.

With Air Mogul, you arrive at Teterboro 15 minutes before departure. No queues. No security lines. Your aircraft is fuelled, catered with your preferred menu from Nobu or Le Bernardin, and configured exactly to your specifications. You board directly from your car — wheels up within minutes.

At 7.5 hours, this is a productive flight. Ka-band satellite WiFi provides office-grade connectivity at 41,000 feet. Hold video conferences with your European or Asia-Pacific teams, close deals, review documents. Or convert the cabin to a bedroom suite and arrive in Paris having slept a full night — landing at 7am local time, refreshed for a 9am meeting.

For fashion executives shuttling between Seventh Avenue and the Rue Cambon, time is the real currency. A private charter saves 4-5 hours per trip compared to first class — time that compounds across a season of Fashion Week travel. For art dealers, the privacy to discuss multi-million-dollar acquisitions without seatmates is invaluable.

Fashion Weeks (January & September–October) are peak season for this route. Paris Haute Couture in January and Prêt-à-Porter in September drive extraordinary demand. Book at least 6 weeks ahead for the best aircraft availability — during Fashion Week, every Global 7500 in the Atlantic fleet is spoken for.

Summer (June–August) sees strong leisure demand. The Hamptons-to-Riviera migration is in full swing, with many clients positioning aircraft for the entire season between New York, the South of France, and Mediterranean islands. Cannes Film Festival in May is a particular spike.

Autumn (September–November) brings the art market calendar — FIAC (now Paris+), major auction weeks at Christie's and Sotheby's Paris, and Paris Photo. Business travel peaks as the La Défense financial quarter returns from summer. This is often the busiest sustained period for this route.

Winter (December–March) offers the best value outside Fashion Week. Holiday travel brings a December surge, but January through March (excluding Haute Couture week) sees competitive pricing. This is an excellent time for positioning-leg deals — empty aircraft returning to base at significant discounts.