Fly by private jet charter to Los Angeles, the entertainment capital of the United States and a hub for global business and culture. Leisure travellers arrive for luxury shopping on Rodeo Drive, Michelin-starred dining, and beachfront escapes in Malibu, while business visitors value its thriving film, technology, and real estate industries.
LunaJets arranges flights to Los Angeles’ leading private aviation gateways. Van Nuys (VNY), one of the busiest private jet airports worldwide, is the preferred choice for Hollywood and Beverly Hills. LAX is ideal for international connections, with dedicated private terminals. Burbank (BUR) offers proximity to Hollywood and the studios, while Santa Monica (SMO) caters mainly to light aircraft close to West LA. Each airport provides world-class FBO services, and transfers are arranged to Beverly Hills hotels, private estates, or coastal resorts, with helicopter links to Malibu, Orange County, and beyond.
With two decades of expertise, LunaJets combines Argus®-certified safety with transparent, flexible charter solutions. We deliver discretion and reliability that clients trust at every stage of travel. In Los Angeles, this means securing flights during high-profile award seasons, arranging swift transfers across the city’s busy landscape, or connecting seamlessly with other North American and international hubs.
How much does it cost to charter a private jet from/to Los Angeles?
Chartering a private jet from Los Angeles costs from approximately €7,200 to €211,800 depending on destination and aircraft type. Flights from Los Angeles to Las Vegas start at €7,200, while routes to Dubai begin at €211,800.
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| Route | Flight time | Aircraft model | Category | Seats | Price | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles To Las Vegas | Flight time: 1h 05m | Pilatus PC-12 NG | Turboprop | Seats: 8 | Price: €7,200 | |
| Los Angeles To Las Vegas | Flight time: 0h 50m | Hawker 800 series | Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €12,700 | |
| Los Angeles To Las Vegas | Flight time: 0h 45m | Hawker 1000 | Super Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €17,400 | |
| Los Angeles To Budapest | Flight time: 11h 10m | Bombardier Global 6000 | Long Range Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €166,300 | |
| Los Angeles To Aspen | Flight time: 2h 55m | Pilatus PC-12 NGX | Turboprop | Seats: 8 | Price: €12,100 | |
| Los Angeles To Aspen | Flight time: 1h 40m | Bombardier Learjet 60XR | Midsize Jet | Seats: 6 | Price: €20,300 | |
| Los Angeles To Aspen | Flight time: 1h 40m | Gulfstream GIV-SP | Super Midsize Jet | Seats: 14 | Price: €23,700 | |
| Los Angeles To San Francisco | Flight time: 1h 15m | Cessna Citation Mustang | Very Light Jet | Seats: 4 | Price: €8,900 | |
| Los Angeles To San Francisco | Flight time: 1h 00m | Embraer Legacy 500 | Midsize Jet | Seats: 9 | Price: €15,500 | |
| Los Angeles To San Francisco | Flight time: 1h 00m | Bombardier Challenger 300 | Super Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €19,300 | |
| Los Angeles To Asuncion | Flight time: 10h 25m | Dassault Falcon 6X | Super Large Jet | Seats: 14 | Price: €190,600 | |
| Los Angeles To Austin | Flight time: 4h 45m | Pilatus PC-12 NG | Turboprop | Seats: 8 | Price: €20,300 | |
| Los Angeles To Austin | Flight time: 2h 40m | Cessna Citation Latitude | Midsize Jet | Seats: 9 | Price: €27,600 | |
| Los Angeles To Austin | Flight time: 2h 35m | Gulfstream G280 | Super Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €32,800 | |
| Los Angeles To London | Flight time: 9h 55m | Bombardier Global 5000 | Super Large Jet | Seats: 13 | Price: €136,800 | |
| Los Angeles To Dubai | Flight time: 14h 50m | Gulfstream G700 | Long Range Jet | Seats: 13 | Price: €211,800 | |
| Los Angeles To O'ahu, HI | Flight time: 5h 10m | Hawker 800 series | Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €41,300 | |
| Los Angeles To O'ahu, HI | Flight time: 5h 00m | Gulfstream G200 | Super Midsize Jet | Seats: 8-10 | Price: €45,400 | |
| Los Angeles To O'ahu, HI | Flight time: 4h 50m | Bombardier Challenger 604 | Large Jet | Seats: 9 | Price: €51,900 | |
| Los Angeles To Teterboro | Flight time: 5h 05m | Cessna Citation VII | Super Light Jet | Seats: 7 | Price: €30,600 | |
| Los Angeles To Teterboro | Flight time: 4h 50m | Gulfstream G280 | Super Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €40,300 | |
| Los Angeles To Teterboro | Flight time: 4h 40m | Gulfstream G350 | Large Jet | Seats: 12-14 | Price: €45,800 |
What is the best airport for private flights to/from Los Angeles?
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX/KLAX) is a principal entry point for private jets arriving on the West Coast. A choice of dedicated FBOs provides a separate, controlled environment from the main terminals, ensuring direct vehicle access and swift connections to the business districts of downtown LA, Hollywood, and Santa Monica.
Airports | IATA | ICAO | Dist. |
|---|---|---|---|
Hollywood Burbank Airport | BUR | KBUR | |
| Van Nuys Airport | VNY | KVNY |
Which aircraft models are most frequently chartered to/from Los Angeles?
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What can you do in Los Angeles?
The City of Angels offers no shortage of internationally famous cultural and entertainment sites for any private jet charter visitor to enjoy. These are in fact the very things it’s most famous for. Here are a few of both kinds.
Griffith Observatory

The iconic Griffith Observatory has probably appeared in more films than just about any other scientific observation facility in human history. This public observatory is operated by the City of Los Angeles for open public access and sits nestled atop Mount Hollywood in the also lovely Griffith Park. The Observatory’s planetarium includes public events, telescopes, a café, bookstore, and, most importantly, some of the finest views of the surrounding L.A. urban landscape.
Hollywood Walk of Fame

One of the single most iconic and history-soaked landmarks in Los Angeles is the Hollywood Walk of Fame. A walk down this stretch of street delivers nearly 100 years of Hollywood star history from the Golden Age of the major studios right up to the present day. A tour of the Walk lets you take in the sight of decades of literal celebrity handprints from some of the most famous faces that this city has ever brought to worldwide fame.
The Sunset Strip

In a city so full of legendary landmarks that it’s hard to name only a few, the Sunset Strip is one of the most famous. This culturally unique stretch of Sunset Boulevard extends for 1.5 miles and offers a stunning wealth of music venues, nightlife, luxury boutiques, gourmet restaurants and unique hotels. Nearly every corner of the Strip is saturated with Hollywood history and its bars deliver incredible views of the surrounding city along with their award-winning cocktails.
Where should you eat in Los Angeles?
Just as in everything else, Los Angeles absolutely exceeds all normal bounds when it comes to fine dining. The city is one of the world’s absolute premiere dining locations and even a brief consideration of your options makes this obvious. It’s almost impossible to name just a few truly exceptional restaurants.
Bistro 1759
If any one single Los Angeles dining experience really can be said to encompass the city, then Bistro 1759 pulls it off, literally. This gourmet restaurant offers its visitors a ride around town atop the famous Grove Trolley as they enjoy their lunch or dinner selections. Menu items include grilled delicacies, sushi and seafood options, and, of course, a very accommodating vegan/vegetarian selection of dishes. There is, of course, also a fine cocktail and wine menu on hand.
Guerrilla Tacos
Don't let the seemingly simple notion of a taco restaurant fool you. The Michelin-rated Guerrilla Tacos offers a truly unique and absolutely delicious gourmet taco dining experience that combines classical Mexican cuisine with a brashly tasty touch of contemporary fusion. Guerrilla's offerings are numerous and deeply flavorful, with exotic combinations of fish, meats, vegetables and assorted exotic ingredients mixed with freshly selected local produce and seafood. What better choice for a casual afternoon meal or light dinner than cuisine inspired by one of the most influential cultures in Los Angeles?
Tomoko Spa
Imagine a dining experience that also includes indulging in a luxury combination of relaxing massages conducted by exquisitely trained professionals. This is what Tomoko Spa offers, and it takes its task seriously. Their menu of refreshingly delicious sushi and other Japanese cuisine options is one of the best in the city, while the massages themselves are known for alleviating exactly the kinds of aches and pains that a long-distance trip can cause. After your own massage, enjoy the unique pleasure of relaxing into a kimono and sitting down for a lovely platter of freshly cut sushi.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Los Angeles airport is the most convenient for private jet travellers?
It depends on where you are headed. Van Nuys (VNY) is the busiest private jet airport in the U.S. and ideal for Beverly Hills, Hollywood, and the San Fernando Valley. Burbank (BUR) works well for access to Hollywood Studios and downtown. Hawthorne (HHR) is efficient for the Westside and Silicon Beach. LAX is the best choice if you are connecting with long-haul commercial flights.
What visa or entry requirements apply when flying private into Los Angeles?
All travellers flying privately to Los Angeles must comply with U.S. entry rules. Nationals of Visa Waiver Program countries may visit for up to 90 days using an ESTA travel authorisation obtained before departure. Other travellers must apply for a B-1/B-2 visa in advance. Passports should be valid for the duration of the stay and contain blank pages for entry stamps. LunaJets will verify your specific requirements and ensure all documents are in order.
How far in advance should I book a private jet to Los Angeles?
For Los Angeles, it is advisable to book several weeks in advance, especially during awards season in February and March, around major events such as the Oscars or the Grammys, and during holiday periods like Thanksgiving and Christmas. These peaks create heavy demand at L.A. airports including Van Nuys, LAX, and Burbank. LunaJets often secures flights to Los Angeles at short notice, but advance planning ensures the best aircraft and slots.
Are there curfews or restricted operating hours for private jets in Los Angeles airports?
Yes—restrictions depend on which airport you use. Van Nuys (VNY) operates under a noise-ordinance that limits departures of noisier aircraft (Stage 2) between 22:00 and 07:00, and encourages quiet operations between 23:00-07:00 via its Quieter Nights program. LAX is open 24/7 for arrivals and departures, but engine run-ups, maintenance activities, and ground operations are restricted overnight (23:00-06:00) unless expressly approved. Your LunaJets advisor will align your flight time with the regulations at your chosen airport.
Can I bring my pet on a private flight to Los Angeles?
Yes, you can bring pets on a private jet to Los Angeles. Dogs must be at least 6 months old, microchipped, vaccinated against rabies, and documented via the CDC Dog Import Form. Cats do not need CDC rabies paperwork, but local rules may require rabies vaccination and a health certificate. If your dog has recently been in a high-risk rabies country, arrival must be through an airport with a CDC-registered animal care facility, such as Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). LunaJets will confirm the latest requirements and ensure all paperwork is compliant before your flight.




