Private Jet Charter to Illinois

Illinois Destinations

While Chicago steals much of the glory, the rest of Illinois has lots offer, from the fertile Great Rivers County to the southern planes and quiet farming communities.

Things to do in Illinois

The City of Chicago is one of Illinois top attractions. It’s considered amongst the most beautiful cities in the world, thanks in part to its spectacular lakefront skyline. Visitors also love Chicago’s Millennium Park, located in the heart of the city it features a collection of unique architectural designed elements like the Cloud Gate, Crown Fountain and The Jay Pritzker Pavilion, set amongst urban gardens, theatres, a concert lawn, a seasonal ice skating rink and much more. Chicago is also home to the Magnificent Mile shopping plaza, and Navy Pier boardwalk. There’s lots more to see in Illinois aside from the Windy City. Illinois has several important historical destinations including the Land of Lincoln, Historic Nauvoo, Amish Country, and the ancient city at Cahokia Mounds. For outdoor adventurers, Illinois has magnificent state parks and lush forests where you can bike, boat, camp, fish, cross country and downhill ski, hunt, rock climbing and much more. If Golfing is your game, you can play your way across the state with more than 450 public golf courses to choose from. Then jump in the car for an epic road trip along historic Route 66, or head west and drive the Great River Road along the Mississippi River.

Illinois Jet Charter Information

At Stratos Jets, safety and service are the top priority for all our Illinois charter flights. Some of our most popular destinations in include: Chicago: Chicago is the historic heart of Illinois and one of the world’s most exciting cities. Many Stratos clients find that Chicago Executive Airport or Dupage make for convenient landing or takeoff points. Chicago Midway International and other area airports extend the list of options. Rockford. Illinois’s third largest city is a city of gardens, rivers, and historic architecture. It’s also home to rock and roll legends Cheap Trick. Chicago Rockford International Airport is an international airport located in Winnebago County, Illinois, four miles south of the city center. Springfield: Illinois’s capital is located in the interior of the state and is home to the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum. Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport is located just 3 miles Northwest of downtown Springfield. Peoria: Located in central Illinois, Peoria sits along the Illinois River and is famous for its Riverfront Museum. Peopria International Airport is an easy 5-mile drive West of the city. Champaign: Home the University of Illinois, Champaign is sometimes referred to as the Silicon Prairie due to the university and a number of well know technology start-up companies that call it home. Willard Airport is located right at the University.