Private Jet Flights From Paris to Athens

Paris to Athens

Route Briefing

IATA:

LBG

IATA:

ATH

Block Time

3h 00m

Region

Europe

Distance

1090
NM

Charter From

Paris Le Bourget Airport

Private flights between Paris and Athens typically take around 3 hours, linking Paris’s major business aviation airports with Athens International Airport. A popular route for direct access to the Greek capital, the Athenian Riviera and onward connections to the Greek islands.

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Operational Notes

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Departure

Paris Le Bourget Airport

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Slot Requirement

Arrival

Athens International Airport

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Operational Notes

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Departure

Paris Le Bourget Airport

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Slot Requirement

Arrival

Athens International Airport

Aircraft Categories

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Departure Airports

Arrival Airports

Beauvais Tille Airport Terminal

Beauvais Tillé Airport

Melun Villaroche Aerodrome Aerial View

Melun Villaroche Aerodrome

Paris Châlons Vatry Airport Terminal Building

Paris Châlons Vatry Airport

Paris Charles de Gaulle International Airport Aerial View

Paris Charles de Gaulle International Airport

Paris Issy-les-Moulineaux Heliport Aerial View

Paris Issy-les-Moulineaux Heliport

Paris Le Bourget Airport Aerial View

Paris Le Bourget Airport

Paris Orly Airport Terminal Building

Paris Orly Airport

Paris Pontoise Cormeilles Airport Aerial View

Paris Pontoise Cormeilles Airport

Beauvais Tillé Airport

IATA:

BVA

ICAO:

LFOB

49.4545 N

2.1115 E

Paris Beauvais–Tillé Airport, often referred to simply as Paris Beauvais, is located approximately 85 kilometres north of central Paris in the Oise department of northern France. While the airport is best known as a base for low cost airlines serving the French capital, it also forms part of the wider aviation infrastructure supporting the Paris region’s air traffic network.

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Handling Information

Aéroport Paris-Beauvais – Aircraft Handling

Route de l’Aéroport, 60000 Tillé, France

Runway Length

7,900 ft

On-Site Café

Available

Operating Hours

Upon Request

Ground Transfers

Available

Departure Airports

Arrival Airports

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Beauvais Tillé Airport

IATA:

BVA

ICAO:

LFOB

49.4545 N

2.1115 E

Paris Beauvais–Tillé Airport, often referred to simply as Paris Beauvais, is located approximately 85 kilometres north of central Paris in the Oise department of northern France. While the airport is best known as a base for low cost airlines serving the French capital, it also forms part of the wider aviation infrastructure supporting the Paris region’s air traffic network.

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Handling Information

Aéroport Paris-Beauvais – Aircraft Handling

Route de l’Aéroport, 60000 Tillé, France

Runway Length

7,900 ft

On-Site Café

Available

Operating Hours

Upon Request

Ground Transfers

Available

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Melun Villaroche Aerodrome

IATA:

QFM

ICAO:

LFPM

48.6052 N

2.6708 E

Melun Villaroche Aerodrome is a smaller aviation airfield located around 34 kilometres southeast of central Paris, near the town of Moissy-Cramayel in the Seine-et-Marne region. While far less known internationally than Paris Le Bourget Airport, the aerodrome plays an important role in the wider Paris general aviation network, supporting business aviation movements, training flights and specialised aerospace activity.

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Elyxan Aviation

Villaroche Activity Center, Melun-Villaroche Aerodrome, Montereau sur le Jard, 77950, France

Runway Length

6,400 ft

Wi-Fi

Available

Operating Hours

Upon Request

Ground Transfers

Available

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Paris Châlons Vatry Airport

IATA:

XCR

ICAO:

LFOK

48.7808 N

4.1893 E

Châlons Vatry Airport, often referred to simply as Vatry Airport, is located approximately 150 kilometres east of Paris in the Champagne region of northeastern France. While primarily known for cargo and regional passenger operations, the airport also forms part of the wider aviation infrastructure supporting flights operating to and from the Paris region.

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Handling Information

XCR Handling (Aéroport Paris-Vatry)

Rue Louis Blériot, 51320 Bussy-Lettrée, France

Runway Length

12,600 ft

On-Site Café

Available

Operating Hours

Upon Request

Ground Transfers

Available

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Paris Charles de Gaulle International Airport

IATA:

CDG

ICAO:

LFPG

49.0079 N

2.5508 W

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport is the largest airport in France and one of the busiest international aviation hubs in Europe. Located approximately 21 kilometres northeast of central Paris, the airport serves as the primary long haul gateway to the French capital and handles tens of millions of passengers each year across its extensive terminal complex.

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Signature Aviation Paris Charles de Gaulle

Zone d’Aviation d’Affaires, 95700 Roissy-en-France, France

Runway Length

13,700 ft

Meet And Greet Services

Available

Operating Hours

24/7

Ground Transfers

Available

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Paris Issy-les-Moulineaux Heliport

IATA:

JDP

ICAO:

LFPI

48.8331 N

2.2731 E

Paris Issy-les-Moulineaux Heliport is the only active heliport located within the Paris metropolitan area and plays an important role in supporting helicopter transfers and specialised aviation operations serving the French capital. Situated on the southwestern edge of central Paris along the Seine, the heliport provides rapid aerial access to the city and surrounding regions.

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Handling Information

Paris Issy Héliport Handling

4 Avenue de la Porte de Sèvres, 75015 Paris, France

Runway Length

-

Helicopter Transfers

Available

Operating Hours

Upon Request

Ground Transfers

Available

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Paris Le Bourget Airport

IATA:

LBG

ICAO:

LFPB

48.9623 N

2.4384 E

Paris Le Bourget Airport is the primary airport for private jet charter to and from Paris and is widely recognised as the world’s busiest airport dedicated exclusively to business aviation. Located approximately 11 kilometres northeast of central Paris, the airport has been the centre of private aviation activity in the French capital for decades and handles thousands of private jet movements each year.

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Handling Information

AstonSky

Terminal Astonsky, Rue de Prague, Zone Aviateurs, 95500 Bonneuil-en-France, France

Runway Length

9,800 ft

FBO Lounge

Available

Operating Hours

24/7

Ground Transfers

Available

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Paris Orly Airport

IATA:

ORY

ICAO:

LFPO

48.7275 N

2.3623 E

Paris Orly Airport is one of the two major international airports serving the French capital and sits approximately 13 kilometres south of central Paris. While most private jet charter flights to Paris operate through Paris Le Bourget Airport, Orly remains an important part of the capital’s aviation infrastructure and can support private aviation movements alongside its commercial operations.

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Handling Information

Sky Valet Paris Orly

Aéroport de Paris Orly, 94390 Orly, France

Runway Length

11,900 ft

Wi-Fi

Available

Operating Hours

24/7

Ground Transfers

Available

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Paris Pontoise Cormeilles Airport

IATA:

POX

ICAO:

LFPT

49.0547 N

2.0226 E

Pontoise – Cormeilles Airport, officially known as Aéroport de Pontoise – Cormeilles-en-Vexin, is a general aviation airfield located approximately 35 kilometres northwest of central Paris in the Val-d’Oise department. While smaller than the major airports serving the French capital, it plays an important role within the wider Paris general aviation network, supporting private aviation, training flights and specialised aerial operations.

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Handling Information

AMERIDAIR Handling

Pontoise-Cormeilles Aerodrome, Cormeilles-en-Vexin, Pontoise, 95830, France

Runway Length

5,500 ft

Helicopter Transfers

Available

Operating Hours

24/7

Ground Transfers

Available

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Toussus-le-Noble Airport

IATA:

TNF

ICAO:

LFPN

48.7519 N

2.1062 E

Toussus-le-Noble Airport is one of the busiest general aviation airports in Europe and sits approximately 20 kilometres southwest of central Paris, near the historic city of Versailles. While smaller than the major airports serving the French capital, Toussus-le-Noble plays a significant role in the Paris general aviation network, supporting a high volume of private aviation, training and business aircraft movements.

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Handling Information

Aéroport de Toussus-le-Noble Handling

Aérodrome de Toussus-le-Noble, 78117 Toussus-le-Noble, France

Runway Length

3,400 ft

Helicopter Transfers

Available

Operating Hours

0600–2200 (local time)

Ground Transfers

Available

Frequently Asked Questions

The BLAK team answers the most common questions and covers the essentials for those thinking about flying to and from Athens.

Do strong Aegean winds affect private jet flights to the Greek islands?

During the summer months the Aegean Sea is influenced by the Meltemi, a seasonal northerly wind that can be strong across parts of the Cyclades. While modern business jets operate safely in these conditions, the winds can occasionally affect scheduling at smaller island airports where runway orientation and terrain play a role. For this reason many private jet travellers route through Athens International Airport before continuing to islands such as Mykonos, Paros or Santorini. Athens offers larger runways, more consistent operating conditions and greater flexibility for flight planning across the Greek islands during periods of strong Aegean winds.

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Can long-range private jets fly directly to the Greek islands or do they need to land in Athens first?

Many long-range private jets arrive in Athens before continuing to the Greek islands. While airports such as Mykonos and Santorini can accommodate a range of business aircraft, their runway length, parking capacity and summer traffic levels often make Athens International Airport the more practical first arrival point for intercontinental flights. Aircraft arriving from destinations such as New York, Dubai or Singapore frequently land in Athens for customs clearance and operational planning before continuing onward to island airports across the Cyclades. For this reason Athens remains the primary aviation gateway for private jet travel throughout Greece.

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How busy does Athens become for private jets during the summer season?

Private aviation traffic at Athens International Airport increases significantly between June and September when demand for travel to the Greek islands peaks. Athens often acts as the entry point for travellers continuing to island destinations, yacht charters departing from Piraeus and coastal resorts along the Athens Riviera. During peak summer weekends, slot demand and aircraft parking availability can become tighter, so advance planning for private flights is recommended.

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Are slots required for private jets at Athens International Airport?

Athens International Airport is a coordinated airport, which means slot coordination is required for both arrivals and departures. During the summer season, when private jet traffic to the Greek islands increases significantly, demand for slots and aircraft parking can be higher than usual. Advance planning is therefore recommended for private flights operating to and from Athens, particularly during peak travel periods.

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