If you need to charter your own flight to Barcelona, Spain, there are some considerations to avoid extra charges for your destination. Prior to taking off any business jet, all the crew, pilots and passengers are aware of many aviation details. Let's discuss how to book a private jet charter.
Chartering a private jet from Barcelona cost from approximately €5,500 to Nice and up to €8,000 to Nice.
| Route | Flight time | Aircraft | Category | Seat | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flight time: H47 | Aircraft: Challenger 850 | Super Large Jet | Seat: 13 | Price: € 8,000 | Enquire |
| Flight time: 1H10 | Aircraft: Citation Mustang | Very Light Jet | Seat: 4 | Price: € 5,500 | Enquire |
| Flight time: 1H00 | Aircraft: Citation XLS | Super Light Jet | Seat: 8 | Price: € 6,500 | Enquire |
Our team of private aviation advisors recommend Barcelona El Prat to travel from and to Barcelona.
The aircraft models that can land in Barcelona are:
Seats: 8
Speed: 312 kts | 578 km/h
Range: 1806 nm | 3344 km
Seats: 17
Speed: 530 kts | 982 km/h
Range: 7700 nm | 14260 km
Seats: 9
Speed: 469 kts | 870 km/h
Range: 3682 nm | 6819 km
Our Private Jet Advisors are available 24/7 to help you through every step of your booking process.
Vladimir Budesco
Private Aviation Advisor
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Marc Gasser
Senior Private Aviation Advisor
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Barcelona, Spain is the very characterization of an international city, with all the glitz and glamour expected of just such a location. It has everything from world-class shopping, historical sites, a growing arts scene and technology-driven innovation that attracts travellers of all types.
From busy business travellers that travel here often to engage in high-powered deals to travellers attracted to Barcelona's heritage and culture, those in the know book a private jet to and from Barcelona for the most convenient transport options.
Because of its designation as an international city, there is plenty to see and do in Barcelona, no matter what you may want to experience.
Barcelona may be known for its cosmopolitan flair, but the Par del Laberint d'Horta is truly the jewel of this city. It is the oldest park in Barcelona and offers ponds with lilies floating by, towering statues and a maze of cypress that will dazzle your inner child.
No visit to Barcelona is complete without a trip to the Picasso Museum. The work found here is reflective of the early years of work for the infamous artist and show how he became a worldwide phenomenon in art.
Tibidabo can be seen from just about anywhere in Barcelona. It is home to the Sacred Heart Church and offers an amusement park, a stunning view and a bar, where adults can partake in beverages while their children enjoy fun on the various rides right next door.
La Boqueria is an outdoor market with so many offerings it is hard to know where to start. From cheese and charcuterie options to seafood and product, there is plenty to delight the foodies in your group. It is the largest covered food market in the region and is a hopping social scene as well.
Casa Mila (or La Pedrera) is a modern structure designed by famous architect Antoni Gaudi. La Pedrera is a stunning visualization of modernist innovation with its ornate appearance. The building is nature personified, which is one of the reasons for its nickname: La Pedrera means "stone quarry."
You would be remiss to embark on a visit to Barcelona without stopping to visit Basilica de Sagrada Familia. A towering cathedral in the heart of the city, Basilica de Sagrada Familia is another Gaudi creation that has stood the test of time for more than 135 years. Visitors and locals alike marvel at the neo-Gothic adornments and reverence inspired by this cathedral.
Culinary options abound in Barcelona, with several Michelin-star options in the area.
Chef Paco Perez has created a high-class, fine dining experience that has managed to net The Enoteca two coveted Michelin stars. The emphasis of this eatery is on Mediterranean fare, with menu inclusions like foie gras, Mediterranean tuna and sea cucumber rice.
Lasarte created a "gastronomic experience" that has netted it two Michelin stars. Chef Paolo Casagrande offers a variety of culinary delights on the menu such as Queen scallops with mushrooms, grilled turbot and charcoal ox fillet.
Barcelona offers a diverse mix of luxury lodging options, from eclectic boutique hotels to well-known brands that have created architectural marvels in this Spanish city with plenty of dazzling amenities.
The Mandarin Oriental is situated in the midst of Barcelona, which means plenty of opportunities for people-watching. There is 120 room at this property and each is well-appointed and offer plenty of amenities. Some of the suites have whirlpool tubs and terraces. There are three on-site restaurants, one of which offers outdoor dining. There is also an indoor pool as well as a rooftop option.
The Sir Victor Hotel is an exclusive property in Barcelona offering luxury travellers plenty of options for opulence. From Bose sound systems around the hotel interior to rainfall showers in the suites, travellers can also enjoy a rooftop terrace for lounging and a modern swimming pool design.
The Hotel Arts Barcelona is a Ritz-Carlton property, which suggests luxury from the outset. It is one of the historic properties in Barcelona, but this does not mean that guests do not have access to the same modern amenities as other options. From views of the ocean to a large swimming pool and five on-site restaurants, elegance is found in every corner of this property.
The Cotton House Hotel is one of the most unique property options, with four poster beds in the suites and an on-site library. There is also a lounge and bar in which to enjoy nightlife and antique furniture situated in the lobby areas, giving the hotel an old-world feel.
There may be plenty of ways to get to and from Barcelona, but if you are really trying to mimic the cosmopolitan vibes of the city, a private jet is the only way to go. This ensures that you can experience the best of Barcelona on your own terms.
Forget about trying to keep up with airport departure or arrival times. A private jet means that your entire group can travel to and from Barcelona in luxury, comfort and convenience. There truly is no better way to enjoy the magic of Spain's capital city than arriving and leaving via private jet.
El Prat de Llobregat Aeroport is the only airport in Barcelona. Barcelona El Prat is also known as Josep Tarradellas (BCN)
The airport “El Prat” is 11km distance from Barcelona.
Yes, get in touch with your private aviation advisor today, so they can organise the best aircraft for your needs.
Depending on the aircraft there are different luggage allowances. In a light jet, you can usually take 5 to 10 pieces of luggage.
You need to confirm, but often yes, there are empty legs available. Contact our staff to know up-to-date information about trips.
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