A red and white small aircraft parked at Son Bonet Aerodrome with palm trees and airport buildings visible in the background.

Charter a Private Jet to Son Bonet Aerodrome (XXX)

Located just outside Palma, on the island of Mallorca in Spain, Son Bonet Airport is a general aviation airfield primarily used for light aircraft and private turboprops. It serves as a quieter alternative to the island’s main gateway, Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), and is ideal for domestic private flights within the Balearic archipelago.

Son Bonet Aerodrome: Key Details

Coordinates (DMS)	39° 35′ 56″ N, 2° 42′ 10″ E
Latitude / Longitude	39.59885, 2.70278
IATA Code	XXX
ICAO Code	LESB
Elevation	47 m (153 ft)
Number of runway(s)	1
Runway surface(s)	Asphalt
Longest runway	1200 m (3937 ft)
Useful links	Airport website Wikipedia page

Most Common Aircraft Operating from Son Bonet Aerodrome

When choosing a private jet for your journey, a few factors play a crucial role: number of passengers, distance of the flight, airport capabilities, and specific requirements of your journey. Here are the most frequently chartered aircraft models landing at/taking off from Son Bonet Aerodrome in 2025: Pilatus PC-12 NG, Bombardier Challenger 604 and Cessna Citation Bravo.

Top 3 aircraft models by number of flight movements to and from Son Bonet Aerodrome in 2025
Aircraft model name	Seats	Speed (km/h)	Speed (knots)	Range (km)	Range (NM)
Pilatus PC-12 NG	6-7	519 km/h	280 kts	3339 km	1803 NM
Bombardier Challenger 604	10	867 km/h	468 kts	6958 km	3756 NM
Cessna Citation Bravo	7	739 km/h	399 kts	2769 km	1495 NM

FBO Services at Son Bonet Airport

Small general aviation aircraft on the apron at Son Bonet Airport, with visible hangars and light traffic. Ideal setting for private turboprop and light jet operations. — Apron and hangars at Son Bonet Airport

Son Bonet Airport features a single asphalt runway measuring 1,130 metres, primarily accommodating light aircraft and general aviation traffic. It is best suited for turboprops and very light jets under VFR conditions. There are no commercial airline operations at the airfield, which is exclusively used for private and recreational aviation. While the airport does not host traditional FBO operators with VIP lounges, the main FBO services are detailed below.

Aena

All services at Son Bonet are coordinated by Aena, the airport authority. These include access to hangars, refuelling (Jet-A and Avgas), apron parking, and basic flight operations support. However, clients should note the absence of dedicated FBO lounges or VIP terminals at this facility. The airport is optimised for straightforward GA traffic and not designed for luxury handling operations.

Ground Handling Agents

Handling at Son Bonet is possible through several approved third-party agents contracted by Aena, although services remain limited compared to full-service FBOs. The following providers are approved for basic ground operations:

Aviapartner
Groundforce / Globalia Handling
Menzies Aviation
South Europe Ground Service, S.L.
Swissport Handling S.A.

These companies can assist with essential support such as refuelling coordination and aircraft ground movement, but do not offer lounges or VIP reception spaces.