This high-frequency business route connects two dedicated facilities designed specifically for private aviation volume. Miami Opa Locka Executive Airport provides three runways with rapid access to Downtown Miami and the Design District, while Teterboro Airport sits just 19 km from Midtown Manhattan as the city's primary private jet hub. Both airports are built exclusively for general aviation, eliminating commercial traffic delays on one of North America's busiest private jet corridors.
| Aircraft picture | Aircraft model name | Seats | Speed (km/h) | Speed (knots) | Range (km) | Range (NM) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Embraer Phenom 300 | 6-8 | 822 km/h | 444 kts | 3723 km | 2010 NM |
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Cessna Citation Sovereign | 9 | 824 km/h | 445 kts | 5273 km | 2847 NM |
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Bombardier Global 5000 | 13 | 946 km/h | 511 kts | 9630 km | 5200 NM |
Stays in Miami often split between Brickell, South Beach, the Design District, and private waterfront addresses. Finance, art, yachting, and family time all bring private jet travellers throughout the year to the city. Some itineraries stay tightly urban. Others lean toward the water, with a few extra days for beaches, boats, or time across Biscayne Bay.
In New York, itineraries can shift quickly: meetings in Midtown or the Financial District, appointments on Fifth Avenue, and time in the Upper East Side, Tribeca, or around Hudson Yards. Stays often run between business hotels, private residences, and longer family bases uptown or downtown. New York draws private jet travellers throughout the year for finance, media, culture, and private stays. Fashion weeks, auctions, Broadway, and the city’s year-round business calendar keep demand high.
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