Sunny view from the Salzach river of the Hohensalzburg Castle and the Salzburg cathedral in summer

Hire a Private Jet to Salzburg

Your private jet charter to Salzburg places you in the heart of Austria's cultural landscape. Famous for its Baroque splendour and its position as the gateway to the Austrian Alps, the city offers magnificent leisure escapes. It is also a discreet hub for corporate events, ideal for both cultural journeys and executive retreats.  

At LunaJets, we build the journey around your personal schedule, offering complete flexibility. On board, your cabin will be ready with gourmet catering and amenities chosen for you. This focus on your comfort ensures you arrive refreshed, perhaps just in time for an opening night at the Grosses Festspielhaus.

Our commitment to the highest standards is proven by our 24/7 operations team, which includes licensed flight dispatch specialists who proactively monitor weather and air traffic to optimise every flight. This expert oversight guarantees that your flight to Salzburg is managed with absolute precision, giving you complete confidence in your journey from booking to arrival.

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

Chartering a private jet from Salzburg costs from approximately €6,000 to €11,400 depending on destination and aircraft type. Flights from Salzburg to Vienna start at €6,000, while routes to Palma de Mallorca begin at €11,400.

The prices below reflect average charter costs across the most frequently flown routes to and from Salzburg 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.

Private jet interior with leather seats, a black glossy table holding two crystal champagne glasses, a vase of white tulips, and a bottle of champagne.

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

As the main airport for Salzburg's festival season and the Austrian ski regions, Salzburg Airport W. A. Mozart (SZG/LOWS) is positioned just west of the city. Private jet passengers benefit from its proximity to cultural attractions and quick onward travel to nearby alpine resorts. The airport offers complete FBO support and efficient handling.

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Which aircraft models are most frequently chartered to/from Salzburg?

The Citation XLS, PC-12 NG and Phenom 300 were the most popular private jets in 2025 for private flights departing from or arriving in Salzburg. 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 Salzburg in 2025
Aircraft picture Aircraft model name Seats Speed (km/h) Speed (knots) Range (km) Range (NM)
Cessna Citation XLS super light jet Cessna Citation XLS 8 798 km/h 431 kts 3889 km 2100 NM
Pilatus PC-12 NG turboprop Pilatus PC-12 NG 6-7 519 km/h 280 kts 3339 km 1803 NM
Embraer Phenom 300 super light jet Embraer Phenom 300 6-8 822 km/h 444 kts 3723 km 2010 NM

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What our clients appreciate most

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Customer satisfaction

4.8/5

Based on 2,256 reviews

Salzburg
Chania

Working with Thomas was great! Flights were great

14.08.2022

Salzburg
Zurich

Great Tks for your support

11.09.2021

Salzburg
Berlin

Feli is 24/7 available, and with great focus on clients needs. Great Job!

05.08.2019

Gstaad
Salzburg

Thanks Marina. I've just heard from them, I understand they were very happy with the flight.

11.08.2015

Salzburg
Palma, Mallorca

Es war wirklich alles perfekt! Vielen Dank!

08.06.2023

Salzburg
Ibiza

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23.08.2022

What can you do in Salzburg?

Salzburg offers an incredible wealth of sights and experiences. With over 1,300 years of history, the city is steeped in heritage and filled with truly unique points of interest waiting to be explored.

An Evening at the Salzburg Festival

Audience attending a classical music performance at the Salzburg Festival inside the Grosses Festspielhaus.

For a truly elevated cultural moment in Salzburg, book an opera, concert, or theatre night at the Salzburg Festival, one of Europe’s most prestigious performing-arts events. Held in landmark venues across the city, it pairs world-class talent with the kind of atmosphere that makes even a single evening feel like a special occasion. If you’re after a high-end plan that still feels authentically Salzburg, this is the one to dress up for.

Historic Shopping Streets

Shopping Along Ancient Bohemian Streets

For a relaxed afternoon of shopping, Linzergasse offers a charming mix of boutiques, artisan shops, antique stores and cafés, all set along one of Salzburg’s oldest streets. Often considered the city’s bohemian heart, it’s an inviting place to wander, shop and pause for coffee while soaking up Salzburg’s historic character.

Medieval Palaces & Fortresses

Austria, mountains over Salzburg Castle

Set against the Alpine backdrop, Salzburg’s historic landmarks are impossible to miss. Mirabell Palace, located in the city centre, is famed for its elegant Baroque architecture and beautifully landscaped gardens and is well worth a visit. For a more medieval atmosphere, head to the Mönchsberg above the old town. This historic area is home to the imposing Hohensalzburg Fortress, which towers over the city, as well as nearby cultural institutions including Salzburg’s fine art museum.

Where should you stay in Salzburg?

Salzburg boasts a wide range of exceptional accommodations.

A room in the Goldener Hirsch hotel

Goldener Hirsch hotel

Travellers who’ve hired a private jet to visit Salzburg might also enjoy the slightly more distant but deeply historic Goldener Hirsch hotel, which is slightly further from the Old Town but still superbly located and just steps away from the birthplace of Mozart. It’s renowned for its breakfast and other dining menu options.

A room in Am Dom

Hotel Am Dom

As a well-located first option, there is the boutique Hotel Am Dom, which is perfect for avoiding long walks to historic landmarks. This luxurious and highly modern place was created by extensively renovating an 800-year-old townhouse and offers a fascinating architectural blend of medieval style and entirely new amenities. Despite its dead central location and luxury boutique status, the Hotel Am Dom is moderately priced.

Where should you eat in Salzburg?

Salzburg is home to an impressive culinary scene, offering everything from traditional Austrian taverns to gourmet restaurants and Michelin-starred dining.

Esszimmer

Since 2004, it has become synonymous with fine dining in Salzburg, earning three Gault & Millau toques and one Michelin star. The interior design is modern yet cosy, with a fireplace, warm lighting, and a glass floor that provides a glimpse into the Middle Ages. Several tasting menus with primarily Austrian and French influences are available, though individual items can also be ordered.

Restaurant Ikarus

Set inside Red Bull Hangar-7, Restaurant Ikarus is one of Salzburg’s most distinctive fine-dining experiences, with a new international guest chef shaping the menu each month. It’s a chance to sample world-class cuisine in a sleek, aviation-inspired setting, backed by a two-Michelin-star pedigree and an ever-changing culinary point of view.

St. Peter Stiftskulinarium

The St Peter Stiftskulinarium is Europe's oldest restaurant, dating back to 803 CE. While the contemporary Austrian menu is excellent, the history and atmosphere of the various salons and dining rooms are even more appealing. During the Christmas market season, the arcaded courtyard, in particular, transforms into a winter wonderland. The Mozart Dinner will be the highlight for the majority of visitors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Salzburg worth visiting in winter?

Salzburg is an excellent base for a ski safari of the surrounding mountainous countryside.

Does Salzburg have 2 airports?

Just one with two terminals. All Salzburg flights land at Salzburg W. A. Mozart Airport. The airport code is SZG, and it is also known as Salzburg Airport W. A. Mozart or W. A. Mozart.

How do I get from Salzburg Airport to the city centre?

The distance between Salzburg Airport and the city centre is 11 kilometres. A car journey usually takes around 20 minutes.

What is the best month to go to Salzburg?

The high seasons (June–August and December–February) are the best times.