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Hire a Private Jet to Hong Kong

A private jet charter to Hong Kong, a leading global hub, offers access to one of Asia’s most important financial centres and lifestyle destinations. Business travellers value its role as a gateway to regional markets, while leisure visitors arrive for luxury shopping, fine dining, and exclusive yachting. From the boutiques of Central to the views from Victoria Peak, the city combines world-class commerce with vibrant culture.

LunaJets arranges private flights to Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) with direct access to the Hong Kong Business Aviation Centre (HKBAC), ensuring dedicated VIP services. Chauffeured transfers provide discreet arrivals in Central or Kowloon, while helicopter connections link to Macau in around 15 minutes, Shenzhen in approximately 20 minutes, and select luxury hotels such as The Peninsula. From executive meetings at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre to golf at Clearwater Bay or evenings on Victoria Harbour, travel is tailored to every schedule.

With two decades of experience, LunaJets was the first European private jet broker to receive Argus® certification, reflecting rigorous safety standards and service excellence. In Hong Kong, this expertise ensures efficient connections for urgent corporate travel, rapid transfers into mainland China, and bespoke arrangements for cultural or sporting events.

How much does it cost to charter a private jet from/to Hong Kong?

Chartering a private jet from Hong Kong costs from approximately €36,800 to €168,800 depending on destination and aircraft type. Flights from Hong Kong to Seoul start at €36,800, while routes to Farnborough begin at €168,800.

The prices below reflect average charter costs across the most frequently flown routes to and from Hong Kong over the past 12 months. Actual quotes may be lower or higher depending on seasonality, aircraft availability, applicable taxes, and any specific requirements for your flight.

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What is the best airport for private flights to/from Hong Kong?

As a critical gateway to Asia, Hong Kong International Airport (HKG/VHHH) is equipped for high-volume executive traffic. The airport is on the island of Chek Lap Kok, approximately 35 km from downtown, offering efficient ground transfers. Its world-class general aviation infrastructure includes a dedicated FBO and exclusive passenger lounges.

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Which aircraft models are most frequently chartered to/from Hong Kong?

The G280, Global 6000 and Legacy 600 were the most popular private jets in 2025 for private flights departing from or arriving in Hong Kong. A dedicated Private Aviation Advisor can help you choose the right aircraft and secure the best availability.
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Top 3 aircraft models by number of flight movements to and from Hong Kong in 2025
Aircraft picture Aircraft model name Seats Speed (km/h) Speed (knots) Range (km) Range (NM)
Gulfstream G280 super midsize jet Gulfstream G280 8-10 850 km/h 459 kts 6667 km 3600 NM
Bombardier Global 6000 long range jet Bombardier Global 6000 13 933 km/h 504 kts 11112 km 6000 NM
Embraer Legacy 600 large jet Embraer Legacy 600 13 843 km/h 455 kts 6019 km 3250 NM

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What can you do in Hong Kong?

When not conducting business in one of the many skyrise buildings in Hong Kong, there are plenty of other available activities and places to visit. For ultimate luxury, forget the tourists and consider a private helicopter charter to get around the region.

Chi Lin Nunnery

Chi Lin Nunnery

The Chi Lin Nunnery is a large Buddhist temple complex in Diamond Hill, Kowloon, in Hong Kong. Wander among the gardens of meticulously trimmed bonsai trees as an escape from the city’s fast pace. Notice the temple made from cypress beams held together without nails.

The Aqua Luna

The Aqua Luna

As one of the last red-sail Chinese junk boats around, the Aqua Luna brings Victorian charm to getting around Victoria Harbour. Consider booking a private tour of Victoria Harbour or booking a Symphony of Lights cruise.

Victoria Peak

Victoria Peak

No trip to Hong Kong is complete without visiting Victoria Peak. As the largest hill on the Hong Kong Peninsula, Victoria Peak highlights stunning nighttime views of the city skyline. Better yet, book a helicopter charter and see Hong Kong’s famous skyline in person.

Where should you stay in Hong Kong?

With its modern retail environment and its stance as a financial trade center, there is no shortage of places to stay. Hong Kong is well-known for luxurious hotel suites. However, getting to them without the hassle of traffic and other obstacles can be challenging. If you rent a private jet with a helicopter transfer, you avoid the hassles.

The InterContinental

The InterContinental

Few of Hong Kong’s luxury hotels have a more prestigious reputation than The InterContinental. The staff do a superb job of making guests feel at home in a five-star atmosphere. There are rooms and suites overlooking Victoria Harbour and other sights around Hong Kong.

The Langham

The Langham

Located in the heart of a shopping district, The Langham has a five-star spa and lavish rooms. Spend some time in the exclusive wellness sanctuary located on the roof. Also on the roof, take a dip in a pool that looks a little like a Roman bath.

The Mira

The Mira

The Mira is a design hotel in the heart of Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui shopping district. With views of Kowloon Park, The Mira is an oasis of luxury in the hustle and bustle of urban life. The Mira gets the “design hotel” distinction from its unique urban structure as an inner-city sanctuary.

Where should you eat in Hong Kong?

Honk Kong is world-renowned as a hot spot for Michelin Star restaurants. That said, Hong Kong has emerged as a culinary hot spot where chefs gain a footing by earning prestige. From Italian Korean fusion to sushi and classic dim sum, Hong Kong has something for everyone.

China Tang Landmark

When you picture going to a Chinese restaurant, the China Tang Landmark is what should come to mind. The head chef is a three-star Michelin chef who creates Beijing, Sichuan and Cantonese cuisine. The restaurant has an old-world Chinese charm any traveller will appreciate.

Hue

Hue is modern Australian cuisine at its finest. Located on the shores of Victoria Harbour, Hue is part of the Hong Kong Museum of Art. Have a cocktail in the lounge, which boasts exceptional views from every table.

VEA

As a hotspot for up-and-coming Michelin chefs, Hong Kong has its share of experimental restaurants. VEA has an eight-course revolving tasting menu. Enjoy your VEA dining experience at one of the twenty-five counter tables facing an open kitchen.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Hong Kong International the right airport if I want to reach Macau?

Not necessarily. For Macau itself, the most direct option is to land at Macau International Airport (MFM), which accepts private jets. However, many travellers choose Hong Kong International (HKG) because it has broader connectivity and more handling capacity. From Hong Kong, transfers to Macau take about 1 hour by ferry or 30 minutes by helicopter. LunaJets will advise whether HKG or MFM is best for your specific itinerary.

Can I bring my pet on a private flight to Hong Kong?

Yes, pets may be brought on a private jet to Hong Kong under HKSAR import rules. Dogs and cats must have an import permit issued in advance, proof of microchip, valid rabies vaccination, and other vaccinations depending on origin. Health certificates must be current and valid. LunaJets will confirm the latest regulations and ensure all pet documents are in order.

What visa or entry requirements apply when flying private into Hong Kong?

All travellers flying privately to Hong Kong must comply with Hong Kong’s immigration rules. Many nationalities are visa-exempt for short stays (ranging from several days up to 180 days in some cases), depending on passport. A valid passport and possibly onward ticket are required. LunaJets will verify whether your nationality needs a visa or entry permit ahead of time.

How far in advance should I book a private jet to Hong Kong?

You should plan several weeks ahead for Hong Kong, particularly around Chinese New Year, the Canton Fair, or Golden Week holidays, when airports face heavy demand and slot restrictions. That said, LunaJets often manages to secure flights to Hong Kong at short notice, even during busy periods.

Are there curfews or restricted operating hours at Hong Kong International Airport?

No. Hong Kong International (HKG / VHHH) is open 24/7 for private jet arrivals and departures. All major private aviation services—including fueling, handling, customs and immigration—are available at any hour.