Hire a Private Jet to Toulouse

Yes. Pets can travel in the cabin with you when flying private to Toulouse, provided they meet EU entry requirements. They must be microchipped, vaccinated against rabies, and accompanied by an official veterinary health certificate. If it is the first rabies vaccination, a waiting period of 21 days applies before travel. For boosters given while the previous vaccine is still valid, no waiting period is needed. Inform your LunaJets advisor in advance so we can confirm the latest rules and ensure a smooth arrival in France.

Private jet passengers arriving in Toulouse must follow France’s standard Schengen entry rules. EU and Schengen nationals can enter with a valid passport or national ID card. Travellers from outside the area generally need a passport valid for at least three months beyond departure and, if required, a Schengen visa obtained before travel. From late 2026, visa-exempt nationals such as those from the US, UK, and Canada will also need to complete the new ETIAS travel authorisation. Your LunaJets advisor will confirm the latest requirements for your nationality and assist with the paperwork.

It’s best to book a few weeks in advance to secure your preferred aircraft and slots, especially during periods of high demand such as the Toulouse International Fair in April, the Toulouse Air Show, or when Airbus hosts major industry events. Demand also increases during the summer holiday season. That said, LunaJets often succeeds in arranging flights to Toulouse at short notice, even when the airport is busy.

Toulouse-Blagnac is officially open 24 hours a day, and night movements (IFR/VFR) are supported. That said, certain FBO services or lounges have limited hours, and noise control rules apply between 00:00 and 06:00 local time. Your LunaJets advisor will check that your aircraft and schedule comply with any applicable quiet-hours restrictions and secure necessary permissions for your flight.

Yes. While Toulouse–Blagnac is the main airport for the city, there are other options in the region. Carcassonne Airport, about an hour away, can be useful if Toulouse is congested or if you are heading towards the medieval town and vineyards. Tarbes–Lourdes–Pyrénées Airport, around 90 minutes by road, is convenient for the Pyrenees or religious tourism in Lourdes. Muret–Lherm Aerodrome, south of Toulouse, is a smaller airfield best known as the venue for the Airexpo airshow. For most itineraries, Toulouse–Blagnac remains the most practical choice, with full private aviation facilities and proximity to the city.