Moving between Saudi Arabia's capital and Greece's historic centre involves airports positioned as major regional gateways. King Khalid International Airport, 35 km north of Riyadh, provides dedicated FBOs designed for rapid turnarounds, while Athens relies on Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport with motorway connectivity 20 kilometres from the city. Both facilities handle international private aviation with the operational scale necessary for Middle East-Europe travel corridors.
| Aircraft picture | Aircraft model name | Seats | Speed (km/h) | Speed (knots) | Range (km) | Range (NM) |
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Bombardier Challenger 850 | 14 | 850 km/h | 459 kts | 5206 km | 2811 NM |
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Bombardier Learjet 60XR | 7 | 826 km/h | 446 kts | 4454 km | 2405 NM |
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Dassault Falcon 2000LX | 8-10 | 893 km/h | 482 kts | 7408 km | 4000 NM |
For business travel, government affairs, and high-level events, Riyadh remains a major destination for private jet travellers in the region. Visits may include meetings in the King Abdullah Financial District, appointments in the Diplomatic Quarter, and stays in central business areas or leading hotel districts. Riyadh receives private jet travellers across the year for business, private stays, and time-sensitive travel.
Athens receives private jet travellers in every season for business, culture, yachting, and private leisure. Plans may include meetings around Syntagma, time in Kolonaki, visits to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center or the Athenian Riviera, and evenings shaped by the city’s restaurant scene. Stays often settle between central addresses, the Riviera, and private residences overlooking the city. Some visits are tightly scheduled, while others leave room for museums, family time, or several days before continuing by sea.
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