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Hire a private jet to or from Dublin

A private jet charter to Dublin takes you to the centre of Ireland’s corporate and financial world. The city is a key European business hub with a vibrant cultural scene, making it a premium destination for both work and spare time. Our clients fly with us for decisive executive meetings, major industry events, or simply an exclusive weekend escape.  

To ensure a truly personal service, each client is assigned a dedicated Private Aviation Advisor who builds the journey around your schedule, accommodating flexible departures and last-minute changes. On board, you have total privacy to work or relax, with gourmet catering and a cabin tailored to your preferences. This dedicated approach ensures you arrive prepared and focused, just moments from your meetings in Dublin's International Financial Services Centre.

Our on-demand model provides total freedom, allowing you to choose the most suitable and cost-effective aircraft for each specific trip, unlike restrictive jet card programs. This transparent and flexible approach ensures your travel to a major business centre like Dublin is managed to the highest standards, giving you absolute confidence and peace of mind.

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How much does it cost to charter a private jet to and from Dublin?

From Dublin, the displayed Cessna Citation XLS option to Liverpool is estimated at €9,700, with a flight time of 45 minutes. The same model to Faro is listed at €22,400, taking around 2 hours 55 minutes. Other aircraft options may be available at lower prices. Contact LunaJets for a quotation for your itinerary and travel dates.

The tables below show indicative one-way, whole-aircraft charter prices for up to 5 of the most frequently flown aircraft models on each route. These estimates include crew, fuel and landing fees. Every quotation from LunaJets is fixed and all-inclusive, with no hidden charges.

Private jet charter prices to and from Dublin

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EUR estimates calculated on 1 October 2026.

Example prices to charter a private jet to and from Dublin, with the aircraft type and flight time for each route. EUR estimates calculated on 1 October 2026.
RouteEstimated flight timeAircraft modelCategorySeatsGuide price (EUR)Action
Dublin to or from London1h 25mPilatus PC-12 NGXPilatus PC-12 NGXTurboprop6-8€8,100
Dublin to or from London1h 05mCessna Citation XLSCessna Citation XLSSuper light jet8€11,500
Dublin to or from London1h 00mEmbraer Phenom 300Embraer Phenom 300Super light jet6-8€11,600
Dublin to or from London1h 05mBombardier Challenger 350Bombardier Challenger 350Super midsize jet8€15,300
Dublin to or from London1h 05mEmbraer Legacy 600Embraer Legacy 600Large jet13€17,900
Dublin to or from Paris1h 30mCessna Citation XLSCessna Citation XLSSuper light jet8€12,900
Dublin to or from Paris1h 30mBombardier Challenger 350Bombardier Challenger 350Super midsize jet8€16,700
Dublin to or from Paris1h 35mEmbraer Legacy 650Embraer Legacy 650Large jet13€19,800
Dublin to or from Paris1h 20mBombardier Challenger 604Bombardier Challenger 604Large jet10€19,800
Dublin to or from Paris1h 25mBombardier Global 6500Bombardier Global 6500Long range jet13€23,400
Dublin to or from Faro2h 55mCessna Citation XLSCessna Citation XLSSuper light jet8€22,400
Dublin to or from Faro2h 55mEmbraer Phenom 300Embraer Phenom 300Super light jet6-8€22,600
Dublin to or from Faro2h 50mBombardier Challenger 350Bombardier Challenger 350Super midsize jet8€27,300
Dublin to or from Faro2h 45mBombardier Challenger 300Bombardier Challenger 300Super midsize jet8€27,500
Dublin to or from Faro2h 50mEmbraer Legacy 650Embraer Legacy 650Large jet13€31,200
Dublin to or from New York6h 55mBombardier Challenger 604Bombardier Challenger 604Large jet10€63,600
Dublin to or from New York7h 00mGulfstream G450Gulfstream G450Super large jet14€74,000
Dublin to or from New York6h 30mGulfstream G550Gulfstream G550Long range jet12-16€81,400
Dublin to or from New York6h 50mBombardier Global 6000Bombardier Global 6000Long range jet13€81,400
Dublin to or from New York6h 40mGulfstream G500Gulfstream G500Super large jet10-14€83,800
Dublin to or from Nice2h 35mCessna Citation CJ2Cessna Citation CJ2Light jet6€14,500
Dublin to or from Nice2h 25mCessna Citation XLSCessna Citation XLSSuper light jet8€17,800
Dublin to or from Nice2h 25mEmbraer Phenom 300Embraer Phenom 300Super light jet6-8€17,900
Dublin to or from Nice2h 25mBombardier Challenger 350Bombardier Challenger 350Super midsize jet8€22,000
Dublin to or from Nice2h 30mBombardier Challenger 850Bombardier Challenger 850Super large jet14€27,700
Dublin to or from Manchester1h 00mPilatus PC-12 NGXPilatus PC-12 NGXTurboprop6-8€8,000
Dublin to or from Manchester0h 50mCessna Citation XLSCessna Citation XLSSuper light jet8€10,000
Dublin to or from Manchester0h 50mEmbraer Phenom 300Embraer Phenom 300Super light jet6-8€10,100
Dublin to or from Manchester0h 50mPilatus PC-24Pilatus PC-24Super light jet6-8€10,800
Dublin to or from Manchester0h 55mEmbraer Legacy 650Embraer Legacy 650Large jet13€16,400
Dublin to or from Oxford1h 10mPilatus PC-12 NGXPilatus PC-12 NGXTurboprop6-8€8,900
Dublin to or from Oxford1h 00mCessna Citation CJ2Cessna Citation CJ2Light jet6€9,200
Dublin to or from Oxford1h 00mCessna Citation XLSCessna Citation XLSSuper light jet8€11,400
Dublin to or from Oxford1h 00mEmbraer Phenom 300Embraer Phenom 300Super light jet6-8€11,400
Dublin to or from Oxford1h 00mBombardier Challenger 350Bombardier Challenger 350Super midsize jet8€15,100
Dublin to or from Liverpool0h 45mCessna Citation CJ1Cessna Citation CJ1Light jet5€7,200
Dublin to or from Liverpool0h 55mBeechcraft King Air B200Beechcraft King Air B200Turboprop7€7,400
Dublin to or from Liverpool0h 55mPilatus PC-12 NGXPilatus PC-12 NGXTurboprop6-8€7,400
Dublin to or from Liverpool0h 45mCessna Citation M2Cessna Citation M2Light jet4€7,500
Dublin to or from Liverpool0h 45mCessna Citation XLSCessna Citation XLSSuper light jet8€9,700
Dublin to or from Shannon0h 50mPilatus PC-12 NGXPilatus PC-12 NGXTurboprop6-8€6,900
Dublin to or from Shannon0h 45mEmbraer Phenom 300Embraer Phenom 300Super light jet6-8€10,300
Dublin to or from Shannon0h 40mBombardier Challenger 350Bombardier Challenger 350Super midsize jet8€14,500
Dublin to or from Shannon0h 50mGulfstream G550Gulfstream G550Long range jet12-16€20,400
Dublin to or from Shannon0h 50mGulfstream G650Gulfstream G650Long range jet11-18€22,100

Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statistics

Private flights between Dublin and London

Flights in 2025
1,907
Share of Dublin traffic
23.6%
Busiest period
Year-round
Flight distance
433 to 487 km
Ranking
No. 1 of 518
Flights per month (2025)
  1. 120 Jan
  2. 149 Feb
  3. 141 Mar
  4. 141 Apr
  5. 156 May
  6. 212 Jun
  7. 206 Jul
  8. 170 Aug
  9. 177 Sep
  10. 143 Oct
  11. 176 Nov
  12. 116 Dec

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Private flights between Dublin and London: Flight activity explanations

Private flights in 2025

The route between Dublin and London recorded 1,907 private aviation movements in 2025. The total combines flights in both directions, from Dublin to London and from London to Dublin. Flights to and from all main airports serving Dublin and all main airports serving London are aggregated in this route total.

Estimated flight time

The five most frequently used aircraft between Dublin and London use 3 airport pairs. For flights from Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Farnborough Airport (EGLF), the displayed estimated flight times are 1 hour 5 minutes for Bombardier Challenger 350 and Cessna Citation XLS and 1 hour for Embraer Phenom 300. For flights from Dublin Airport (EIDW) to London Biggin Hill Airport (EGKB), the displayed estimated flight time is 1 hour 25 minutes for Pilatus PC-12 NGX. For flights from Dublin Airport (EIDW) to London Luton Airport (EGGW), the displayed estimated flight time is 1 hour 5 minutes for Embraer Legacy 600.

Flight distance

Airport-to-airport flight distances between Dublin and London range from 433 to 487 km across the five displayed aircraft. The lower distance of 433 km is for Dublin Airport (EIDW) to London Luton Airport (EGGW). The higher distance of 487 km is for Dublin Airport (EIDW) to London Biggin Hill Airport (EGKB).

Busiest period

Private aviation between Dublin and London averaged approximately 159 movements per month in 2025.

Position in Dublin’s flight network

London is No. 1 of the 518 cities connected to Dublin by private aviation in 2025, with 1,907 flights in both directions. That is 23.6% of Dublin’s 8,097 flights.

Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statistics

Private flights between Dublin and Paris

Flights in 2025
244
Share of Dublin traffic
3.0%
Busiest period
Year-round
Flight distance
783 km
Ranking
No. 2 of 518
Flights per month (2025)
  1. 17 Jan
  2. 17 Feb
  3. 10 Mar
  4. 21 Apr
  5. 19 May
  6. 39 Jun
  7. 15 Jul
  8. 12 Aug
  9. 24 Sep
  10. 30 Oct
  11. 23 Nov
  12. 17 Dec

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Private flights between Dublin and Paris: Flight activity explanations

Private flights in 2025

The route between Dublin and Paris recorded 244 private aviation movements in 2025. The total combines flights in both directions, from Dublin to Paris and from Paris to Dublin. Flights to and from all main airports serving Dublin and all main airports serving Paris are aggregated in this route total.

Estimated flight time

For the five most frequently used aircraft between Dublin and Paris from Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Paris Le Bourget Airport (LFPB), the displayed estimated flight times are 1 hour 30 minutes for Bombardier Challenger 350 and Cessna Citation XLS, 1 hour 20 minutes for Bombardier Challenger 604, 1 hour 35 minutes for Embraer Legacy 650 and 1 hour 25 minutes for Bombardier Global 6500.

Flight distance

The airport-to-airport flight distance between Dublin and Paris is 783 km for Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Paris Le Bourget Airport (LFPB). All five displayed aircraft use this airport pair.

Busiest period

Private aviation between Dublin and Paris averaged approximately 20 movements per month in 2025.

Position in Dublin’s flight network

Paris is No. 2 of the 518 cities connected to Dublin by private aviation in 2025, with 244 flights in both directions. That is 3.0% of Dublin’s 8,097 flights.

Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statistics

Private flights between Dublin and Faro

Flights in 2025
191
Share of Dublin traffic
2.4%
Busiest period
Year-round
Flight distance
1,832 km
Ranking
No. 3 of 518
Flights per month (2025)
  1. 17 Jan
  2. 10 Feb
  3. 11 Mar
  4. 16 Apr
  5. 14 May
  6. 17 Jun
  7. 23 Jul
  8. 25 Aug
  9. 16 Sep
  10. 16 Oct
  11. 12 Nov
  12. 14 Dec

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Private flights between Dublin and Faro: Flight activity explanations

Private flights in 2025

The route between Dublin and Faro recorded 191 private aviation movements in 2025. The total combines flights in both directions, from Dublin to Faro and from Faro to Dublin. Flights to and from all main airports serving Dublin are aggregated in this route total.

Estimated flight time

For the five most frequently used aircraft between Dublin and Faro from Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Faro Airport (LPFR), the displayed estimated flight times are 2 hours 50 minutes for Bombardier Challenger 350 and Embraer Legacy 650, 2 hours 55 minutes for Embraer Phenom 300 and Cessna Citation XLS and 2 hours 45 minutes for Bombardier Challenger 300.

Flight distance

The airport-to-airport flight distance between Dublin and Faro is 1,832 km for Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Faro Airport (LPFR). All five displayed aircraft use this airport pair.

Busiest period

Private aviation between Dublin and Faro averaged approximately 16 movements per month in 2025.

Position in Dublin’s flight network

Faro is No. 3 of the 518 cities connected to Dublin by private aviation in 2025, with 191 flights in both directions. That is 2.4% of Dublin’s 8,097 flights.

See also Private jet between Faro and Dublin.

Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statistics

Private flights between Dublin and New York

Flights in 2025
149
Share of Dublin traffic
1.8%
Busiest period
Sep / Oct
Flight distance
5,112 km
Ranking
No. 4 of 518
Flights per month (2025)
  1. 7 Jan
  2. 5 Feb
  3. 10 Mar
  4. 9 Apr
  5. 10 May
  6. 14 Jun
  7. 12 Jul
  8. 12 Aug
  9. 21 Sep
  10. 26 Oct
  11. 7 Nov
  12. 16 Dec

Darker bars: busiest period

Private flights between Dublin and New York: Flight activity explanations

Private flights in 2025

The route between Dublin and New York recorded 149 private aviation movements in 2025. The total combines flights in both directions, from Dublin to New York and from New York to Dublin. Flights to and from all main airports serving Dublin and all main airports serving New York are aggregated in this route total.

Estimated flight time

For the five most frequently used aircraft between Dublin and New York from Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Teterboro Airport (KTEB), the displayed estimated flight times are 6 hours 30 minutes for Gulfstream G550, 7 hours for Gulfstream G450, 6 hours 50 minutes for Bombardier Global 6000, 6 hours 40 minutes for Gulfstream G500 and 6 hours 55 minutes for Bombardier Challenger 604.

Flight distance

The airport-to-airport flight distance between Dublin and New York is 5,112 km for Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Teterboro Airport (KTEB). All five displayed aircraft use this airport pair.

Busiest period

The route between Dublin and New York recorded 47 private aviation movements in 2025 during the months identified as its busiest period, accounting for 31.5% of its annual total. The September and October period includes September and October within the same calendar year. Private aviation between Dublin and New York averaged approximately 12 movements per month in 2025.

Position in Dublin’s flight network

New York is No. 4 of the 518 cities connected to Dublin by private aviation in 2025, with 149 flights in both directions. That is 1.8% of Dublin’s 8,097 flights.

Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statistics

Private flights between Dublin and Nice

Flights in 2025
145
Share of Dublin traffic
1.8%
Busiest period
Apr to Jul
Flight distance
1,469 km
Ranking
No. 5 of 518
Flights per month (2025)
  1. 4 Jan
  2. 5 Feb
  3. 11 Mar
  4. 15 Apr
  5. 26 May
  6. 21 Jun
  7. 13 Jul
  8. 13 Aug
  9. 11 Sep
  10. 10 Oct
  11. 10 Nov
  12. 6 Dec

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Private flights between Dublin and Nice: Flight activity explanations

Private flights in 2025

The route between Dublin and Nice recorded 145 private aviation movements in 2025. The total combines flights in both directions, from Dublin to Nice and from Nice to Dublin. Flights to and from all main airports serving Dublin are aggregated in this route total.

Estimated flight time

For the five most frequently used aircraft between Dublin and Nice from Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Nice Côte d'Azur Airport (LFMN), the displayed estimated flight times are 2 hours 25 minutes for Cessna Citation XLS, Bombardier Challenger 350 and Embraer Phenom 300, 2 hours 35 minutes for Cessna Citation CJ2 and 2 hours 30 minutes for Bombardier Challenger 850.

Flight distance

The airport-to-airport flight distance between Dublin and Nice is 1,469 km for Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Nice Côte d'Azur Airport (LFMN). All five displayed aircraft use this airport pair.

Busiest period

The route between Dublin and Nice recorded 75 private aviation movements in 2025 during the months identified as its busiest period, accounting for 51.7% of its annual total. The April to July period includes April, May, June and July within the same calendar year. Private aviation between Dublin and Nice averaged approximately 12 movements per month in 2025.

Position in Dublin’s flight network

Nice is No. 5 of the 518 cities connected to Dublin by private aviation in 2025, with 145 flights in both directions. That is 1.8% of Dublin’s 8,097 flights.

Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statistics

Private flights between Dublin and Manchester

Flights in 2025
132
Share of Dublin traffic
1.6%
Busiest period
Year-round
Flight distance
265 km
Ranking
No. 6 of 518
Flights per month (2025)
  1. 13 Jan
  2. 16 Feb
  3. 15 Mar
  4. 6 Apr
  5. 8 May
  6. 13 Jun
  7. 13 Jul
  8. 14 Aug
  9. 8 Sep
  10. 7 Oct
  11. 10 Nov
  12. 9 Dec

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Private flights between Dublin and Manchester: Flight activity explanations

Private flights in 2025

The route between Dublin and Manchester recorded 132 private aviation movements in 2025. The total combines flights in both directions, from Dublin to Manchester and from Manchester to Dublin. Flights to and from all main airports serving Dublin are aggregated in this route total.

Estimated flight time

For the five most frequently used aircraft between Dublin and Manchester from Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Manchester Airport (EGCC), the displayed estimated flight times are 55 minutes for Embraer Legacy 650, 50 minutes for Cessna Citation XLS, Pilatus PC-24 and Embraer Phenom 300 and 1 hour for Pilatus PC-12 NGX.

Flight distance

The airport-to-airport flight distance between Dublin and Manchester is 265 km for Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Manchester Airport (EGCC). All five displayed aircraft use this airport pair.

Busiest period

Private aviation between Dublin and Manchester averaged approximately 11 movements per month in 2025.

Position in Dublin’s flight network

Manchester is No. 6 of the 518 cities connected to Dublin by private aviation in 2025, with 132 flights in both directions. That is 1.6% of Dublin’s 8,097 flights.

Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statistics

Private flights between Dublin and Oxford

Flights in 2025
105
Share of Dublin traffic
1.3%
Busiest period
Year-round
Flight distance
378 km
Ranking
No. 7 of 518
Flights per month (2025)
  1. 6 Jan
  2. 9 Feb
  3. 10 Mar
  4. 5 Apr
  5. 10 May
  6. 11 Jun
  7. 9 Jul
  8. 10 Aug
  9. 14 Sep
  10. 7 Oct
  11. 8 Nov
  12. 6 Dec

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Private flights between Dublin and Oxford: Flight activity explanations

Private flights in 2025

The route between Dublin and Oxford recorded 105 private aviation movements in 2025. The total combines flights in both directions, from Dublin to Oxford and from Oxford to Dublin. Flights to and from all main airports serving Dublin are aggregated in this route total.

Estimated flight time

For the five most frequently used aircraft between Dublin and Oxford from Dublin Airport (EIDW) to London Oxford Airport (EGTK), the displayed estimated flight times are 1 hour 10 minutes for Pilatus PC-12 NGX and 1 hour for Bombardier Challenger 350, Cessna Citation CJ2, Cessna Citation XLS and Embraer Phenom 300.

Flight distance

The airport-to-airport flight distance between Dublin and Oxford is 378 km for Dublin Airport (EIDW) to London Oxford Airport (EGTK). All five displayed aircraft use this airport pair.

Busiest period

Private aviation between Dublin and Oxford averaged approximately 9 movements per month in 2025.

Position in Dublin’s flight network

Oxford is No. 7 of the 518 cities connected to Dublin by private aviation in 2025, with 105 flights in both directions. That is 1.3% of Dublin’s 8,097 flights.

Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statistics

Private flights between Dublin and Liverpool

Flights in 2025
104
Share of Dublin traffic
1.3%
Busiest period
Year-round
Flight distance
228 km
Ranking
No. 8 of 518
Flights per month (2025)
  1. 4 Jan
  2. 6 Feb
  3. 11 Mar
  4. 17 Apr
  5. 11 May
  6. 8 Jun
  7. 4 Jul
  8. 8 Aug
  9. 4 Sep
  10. 8 Oct
  11. 14 Nov
  12. 9 Dec

Darker bar: busiest month

Private flights between Dublin and Liverpool: Flight activity explanations

Private flights in 2025

The route between Dublin and Liverpool recorded 104 private aviation movements in 2025. The total combines flights in both directions, from Dublin to Liverpool and from Liverpool to Dublin. Flights to and from all main airports serving Dublin are aggregated in this route total.

Estimated flight time

For the five most frequently used aircraft between Dublin and Liverpool from Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Liverpool John Lennon Airport (EGGP), the displayed estimated flight times are 55 minutes for Beechcraft King Air B200 and Pilatus PC-12 NGX and 45 minutes for Cessna Citation M2, Cessna Citation XLS and Cessna Citation CJ1.

Flight distance

The airport-to-airport flight distance between Dublin and Liverpool is 228 km for Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Liverpool John Lennon Airport (EGGP). All five displayed aircraft use this airport pair.

Busiest period

Private aviation between Dublin and Liverpool averaged approximately 9 movements per month in 2025.

Position in Dublin’s flight network

Liverpool is No. 8 of the 518 cities connected to Dublin by private aviation in 2025, with 104 flights in both directions. That is 1.3% of Dublin’s 8,097 flights.

Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statistics

Private flights between Dublin and Shannon

Flights in 2025
101
Share of Dublin traffic
1.2%
Busiest period
Jun to Sep
Flight distance
178 to 194 km
Ranking
No. 9 of 518
Flights per month (2025)
  1. 1 Jan
  2. 2 Feb
  3. 11 Mar
  4. 6 Apr
  5. 8 May
  6. 8 Jun
  7. 4 Jul
  8. 15 Aug
  9. 27 Sep
  10. 7 Oct
  11. 4 Nov
  12. 8 Dec

Darker bars: busiest period

Private flights between Dublin and Shannon: Flight activity explanations

Private flights in 2025

The route between Dublin and Shannon recorded 101 private aviation movements in 2025. The total combines flights in both directions, from Dublin to Shannon and from Shannon to Dublin. Flights to and from all main airports serving Dublin are aggregated in this route total.

Estimated flight time

The five most frequently used aircraft between Dublin and Shannon use 2 airport pairs. For flights from Dublin Weston Airport (EIWT) to Shannon Airport (EINN), the displayed estimated flight time is 50 minutes for Pilatus PC-12 NGX. For flights from Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Shannon Airport (EINN), the displayed estimated flight times are 50 minutes for Gulfstream G650 and Gulfstream G550, 40 minutes for Bombardier Challenger 350 and 45 minutes for Embraer Phenom 300.

Flight distance

Airport-to-airport flight distances between Dublin and Shannon range from 178 to 194 km across the five displayed aircraft. The lower distance of 178 km is for Dublin Weston Airport (EIWT) to Shannon Airport (EINN). The higher distance of 194 km is for Dublin Airport (EIDW) to Shannon Airport (EINN).

Busiest period

The route between Dublin and Shannon recorded 54 private aviation movements in 2025 during the months identified as its busiest period, accounting for 53.5% of its annual total. The June to September period includes June, July, August and September within the same calendar year. Private aviation between Dublin and Shannon averaged approximately 8 movements per month in 2025.

Position in Dublin’s flight network

Shannon is No. 9 of the 518 cities connected to Dublin by private aviation in 2025, with 101 flights in both directions. That is 1.2% of Dublin’s 8,097 flights.

About these prices and flight statistics

Indicative prices cover the whole aircraft for a one-way flight. EUR estimates calculated on 1 October 2026. A final quotation is required for your itinerary. Understand private jet charter pricing ↗

Every quote from LunaJets is a fixed, all-inclusive price covering crew, fuel, and landing fees, with no hidden charges.

Activity data source: LunaJets analysis of ADS-B flight tracking data from January to December 2025. Contains information from adsb.lol, made available under the Open Database License (ODbL).

How guide prices are calculated

Guide prices: These indicative charter prices are generated by the LunaJets pricing model using historical charter quotations. Prices may be based on an aircraft family represented by the model shown. These estimates use a reference travel date and may differ for your chosen dates. A final quotation is required for your itinerary, travel date and aircraft availability.

EUR pricing estimates: Calculated on 1 October 2026.

Exchange rates checked on 8 October 2026. Reference rates dated 7 October 2026: 1 EUR = 1.1177 USD, 0.84645 GBP, 0.9309 CHF and 4.10475325 AED. Guide prices are rounded down to the nearest 100 units of the displayed currency. ECB UAE central bank

Aircraft selection and estimated flight times

Aircraft selection: The five aircraft models displayed for each route are the most frequently used on that route in the flight records. Flights across the cities’ main airports are combined when selecting them.

Estimated flight times: Flight times are calculated estimates based on route distance, aircraft performance and recorded durations for the same aircraft model or comparable flights. Times are rounded to the nearest 5 minutes and may vary with routing and operating conditions. Flight-time calibration uses records from 2020 through October 2026.

Flight activity: sources and methodology

Activity methodology: LunaJets filters and enriches the recorded flights by matching them to airports, cities and aircraft categories, then aggregating them. Figures cover 1 January to 31 December 2025. The figures include private and business jets, VIP aircraft and turboprops. Helicopters and scheduled airline flights are excluded. The data was generated on 14 October 2026. This generation date is separate from the activity year.

Definitions: A private aviation movement is one recorded departure or arrival at an airport serving a city. A flight between Dublin and another city counts once in Dublin’s route total, whether arriving or departing. A return flight counts as a separate movement. A connected city is a distinct city with at least one qualifying private aviation flight to or from Dublin during 2025. The connected-city count covers the routes included in this dataset, not just those displayed in the table.

Busiest periods: Busiest periods identify a significant seasonal concentration in recorded movements in both directions during 2025. Isolated spikes are filtered out. Year-round means no qualifying seasonal concentration was identified, although activity can vary between months. A classification requires at least 30 annual movements, 99% statistical significance and an average monthly activity rate at least 1.75 times the rest of the year. Single-month periods also require recurrence checks using January to August 2026 records.

What is the best airport for private flights to and from Dublin?

Dublin Airport (DUB/EIDW) serves as Ireland’s principal international gateway and a central hub for business aviation. Positioned for rapid transfers to the city’s financial and tech corridors, it is a preferred arrival point for corporate travel. The airport features several FBO operators and private lounges for discreet passenger handling.

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Dublin AirportDUBEIDW
Dublin Weston AirportWSTEIWT

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What can you do in Dublin?

There is plenty to do in Dublin that does not necessarily involve spending all of your time in a dark bar downing pints of Irish brew - though that is not a bad way to spend time in the city, either.

Grafton Street

Shoppers and tourists at Grafton Street Mall

One of the most interesting areas of Dublin is Grafton Street, which boasts performers playing everything from punk rock to traditional Irish music. If it’s the culture you are after during your trip, a stop through one of the venues here will provide it in spades. There are also plenty of shopping and dining options on this thoroughfare as well.

Irish Whiskey Museum

Irish whiskey museum in Dublin; a tourist destination

If you are itching to learn more about the Irish whiskey shipped around the world or simply want to understand the extent to which whiskey is such a core part of Irish culture, then definitely include a stop at the Irish Whiskey Museum on your itinerary.

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Night view of St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland

St Patrick's Cathedral is the national cathedral for the country and the largest in the city. Its hallowed halls have been standing for centuries, and legend has it that St Patrick himself was baptised here. This is a definite must-see when in Dublin, if for nothing else than to experience the sense of history that dwells here.

Where should you stay in Dublin?

Lodging options in Dublin are numerous, providing luxury properties with amenities that cater to high-end guests and maintain the opulence to which they are accustomed.

Fitzwilliam Hotel Dublin

Fitzwilliam Hotel Dublin

One of the more modern properties in Dublin, the Fitzwilliam Hotel boasts afternoon tea, guest rooms overlooking lush garden spaces, and Irish breakfast for guests looking for a more authentic experience.

110 square metre two bedroom suite

The Croke Park

Croke Park is another modern property that looks sleek and sophisticated from the outside while delivering old-world service within. A garden-style cafe beckons guests to enjoy a leisurely meal, while the executive lounge offers business travellers amenities to make getting things done easier and more convenient.

The Merrion

The Merrion

Situated in the Dublin city centre, The Merrion is a five-star property that delivers every bit of a luxury experience. The property is a conglomeration of Georgian townhouses that have created a unique hotel experience. There is an on-site bar and restaurant, spa and gym, all of which are designed with the same level of elegance as the rest of the hotel.

Where should you eat in Dublin?

The culinary scene in Dublin is second to none, with Michelin-star properties offering exquisite dining experiences. For instance, those are the best restaurants in Dublin:

Chapter One

The one-star Chapter One has an international menu and some of the best Irish coffee in the city. It combines Ross Lewis' experience and mentoring skills with Mickael Viljanen's enthusiasm and drive to provide one of Ireland's most distinctive dining experiences.

D’Olier Street

For a polished, modern tasting experience in the city centre, this Michelin-starred address serves a 13-course menu at both lunch and dinner, refreshed seasonally (roughly every eight weeks). Wine pairings are available, and there’s also a thoughtfully built non-alcoholic cocktail pairing if you prefer to keep things light.

Patrick Guilbaud

The two-star Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud offers contemporary Irish cuisine and private dining. Up to 25 people can be seated in the private dining room of Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud, making it perfect for business meals, special occasions, or family get-togethers. Our main dining area can accommodate up to 80 guests for bigger gatherings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I travel with Irish whisky on a private jet?

Yes. When you travel on a private jet you can carry alcohol in your luggage. The space in a light jet is usually limited to 6 or 7 pieces of luggage, depending on the aircraft model.

How far is Dublin Airport from the city centre?

The Dublin Airport (DUB, EIDW) is 12 km from the centre of Dublin.

How many airports are there in Dublin?

There are two main airports in Dublin: Dublin International Airport (DUB, EIDW), which is the largest and busiest airport, and Dublin Weston Airport (EIWT), which is mainly used for general aviation and private flights.

Popular private jet destinations to and from Dublin