Private Charter Flights Are More Convenient and Save You Time:

• Fly where and when you want – you’re not tied to airline schedules anymore.
• You pick the airports closest to your destination – more airports means no more connecting flights or transfers.
• Use private terminals – there’s no need to arrive at crowded airports hours before your private or semi private flights and deal with long lines with private aviation, because you’ll use private terminals.
• Pick the private aircraft to fit your needs, from prop-powered air taxis and turboprops, to light jets, 
  midsize ones, or heavy business jets.
• Enjoy privacy and comfort in a luxurious cabin interior – when chartering a jet or plane, you have the whole plane to yourself.
• Increased productivity when using your flight time to work or talk without distractions or just relax.
• A more convenient, flexible and cost-effective alternative to commercial first and business class flights or if you buy a seat on a private jet.

How to Charter Private Flights with Linear Air

1. FIND YOUR AIRPORTS

Simply enter your private flight search above for airports and destinations in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, the Caribbean and Europe. For more help on booking a charter flight, please see How It Works. Private flights and air taxis fly to 10x more airports than airlines. Your search will help you find the closest one to you!

2. SELECT YOUR PLANE

Once you’ve searched above, select your flight. Choose your private plane type: luxury jet, business-class turbo-prop, or affordable air taxi: based on number of seats, speed, and non-stop range. And the entire plane is yours!

If you’re new to flying private, check out our essential guide to renting private jets.

3. SHARE SEATS & SAVE

Share extra seats and receive credit for future plane or jet rental. Simply enter your flight search above, select your flight, continue your purchase, and, as you enter your Billing Address, simply check “I would like to share my extra seat!”

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10 airports for private jet travel

The Caribbean is a popular destination for vacations and adventures in all seasons due to its favorable climate and the highest level of service. It must be said that the geography of this region with thousands of islands justifies hiring a private jet to get to your desired destination.

Most clients charter private business jets for the duration of their journey from the United States of America or Europe. Mostly they go here from Paris or London, Miami, New York, Los Angeles or Fort Lauderdale.

Caribbean Islands

However, there are customers who prefer to combine scheduled flights to arrive in the region and then charter a business jet to visit individual islands, the largest of which are Fort de France, Pont-a-Pitre, Saint Martin and others.

Which islands are generally worth visiting for private jet passengers? Here is a list of 10 airports in the region that have the most private business jet and turboprop air traffic during the tourist season.

1) Luis Munoz Marin International Airport, San Juan, Puerto Rico (TJSJ)

Luis Munoz Marin International Airport in Puerto Rico is the busiest in the region for scheduled, charter and private flights, with the latter handling a quarter of all operations . It is most popular with American tourists who come to the Caribbean to enjoy the beach, which is 434 km long.

2) International Airport. Princess Juliana, St. Martin Island (TNCM)

Located in the Dutch part of the island of St. Martin, International Airport. Princess Juliana offers one of the most breathtaking and impressive sights available on the globe, which attracts tourists from all over the world — watching the landing of planes, which put it in first place among other air harbors for beauty. Airport them. Princess Juliana is also an important hub for air traffic throughout the region, including transfers from long-haul flights to small charter aircraft that can land on unprepared sites on isolated islands.

3) Airport them. Cyril E King, US Virgin Islands, (TIST)

Cyril E King is the main airport in the US Antilles. This is a regional air harbor very often used by airlines from all over the Caribbean. The islands attract tourists with extensive beaches and white, fine sand, coral reefs and excellent diving opportunities.

4) Airport them. Fernando Luis Ribas Dominicci, San Juan, Puerto Rico (TJIG)

Also called Big Island Airport, Fernando Luis Ribas Dominicci is mainly used by business aviation. It is located in Miramar and serves San Juan in Puerto Rico.

5) International Airport. Henry E. Rohlsen, St. Croix, US Virgin Islands (TISX)

Located on St. Croix in the US Virgin Islands, Henry E. Rohlsen International Airport can accommodate private jets of all sizes. The airport is also very popular with short flights between the islands.

6) Beef Island Tortola International Airport, British Virgin Islands (TUPJ)

The main airport separate from the British Virgin Islands, Terrance B. Lettsom was originally known as Beef Island Airport. The British Virgin Islands mainly consist of the islands of Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada and Jost Van Dyke. The archipelago is a popular destination for yacht cruises.

7) International Airport. Clayton J. Lloyd, Anguilla (TQPF)

The British Territory of Anguilla’s dream-of-life scenery draws tourists from all over the world to enjoy first-class comfort. Its small airport is the only one on the island and can be reached mainly from Puerto Rico, Sint Maarten, Antigua and St. Kitts.

8) International Airport. VC. Bjorda, Antigua and Barbuda (TAPA)

Antigua and Barbuda is a fabulous destination for private business jet travelers. This country has many luxurious resorts and luxurious private villas. V. C. Bird International Airport is the only airport on the island of Antigua, located close to the main island of St. John.

9) Remy de Heinen International Airport, St. Barthélemy (TFFJ)

St. Barthélemy is a French overseas territory in the Lesser Antilles. This is an ideal place for shopping and relaxing time on one of the nearby islands or in a rented magnificent villa.

10) Grantley Adams International Airport, Barbados (TBPB)

Grantley Adams International Airport is the main point of arrival in Barbados and one of the largest airports in the Eastern Caribbean. High-end tourism and real estate operations make a significant contribution to the island’s economy, making Barbados an ideal place to travel by private jet.

If you decide to travel to the Caribbean with a private jet, please contact the numbers listed at the top of the page or request a call back. Our consultants will answer your questions, and experts will make the most optimal route.

Other popular airports in the Caribbean and the Bahamas:

Lynden Pindling International Airport, Nassau, Bahamas (NAS)

Nassau is the capital of the Bahamas, and Linden Pindling is the country’s main international airport. It is one of the most popular transfer points in the region for US travelers as it can accommodate both scheduled airliners and private jets.

Providenciales International Airport, Turks and Caicos (PLS)

Providenciales, colloquially called Provo, is the largest airport in the Turks and Caicos, British Overseas Territory. This air harbor can host a huge number of tourists who arrive on huge airliners and private jets in order to enjoy beautiful beaches, luxury resorts and take advantage of offshore financial services.