Concord
Private Jet Charter

With a population hovering around 50,000, Concord isn’t high one most people’s must-see lists, but it’s definitely worth discovering. The capital of New Hampshire, Concord was originally settled thousands of years ago. However, in 1734, the town was incorporated as Rumford and then renamed to Concord in 1765.

Since then, the city has grown into what is now known as a center for health care and history.

The winters of Concord are typically long and cold with plenty of snowfall. On the other hand, the summers are very warm and the spring and autumn seasons are fairly short.

Unsurprisingly, there’s a lot to do and see in New Hampshire’s capital city. From sipping craft beer to stepping back in time to looking way up into space, there’s no shortage of attractions here.

McAuliffe-Shepard Discover Center – Here you’ll be able to see and experience many space-related feats, defeats, and displays. Named after Alan Shepard and Christa McAuliffe, this interactive exhibit appeals to both kids and adults. See unique NASA artifacts, experience life in orbit and so much more.

Canterbury Shaker Village – Spread across nearly 700 acres of gardens, ponds, fields and forests lies a quaint Shaker village. Although the Shaker religion is nearly extinct, this village offers a rare glimpse into days long gone. Here you can watch live demonstrations, enjoy scenic hikes, and dine at a lovely on-site café.

New Hampshire Historical Society Museum – Indulge your inner history buff at the museum that holds one of the largest collections of artifacts that tells the story of New Hampshire. You’ll also have access to the library that houses plenty of resources for researchers and genealogists.

Winant Park – The trails at Winant Park are absolutely stunning and must be hiked to be truly appreciated. The 85-acre park is lush with old-growth trees and offers the most spectacular views of its vista. If you plan your trip accordingly, you can be there to witness the stunning fall foliage.

Local Breweries – If you’ve got a passion for craft beer, you’ll find plenty of watering holes in Concord. From fruitcake-inspired sour ales to politically named IPAs, there’s a beer here for even the most discerning palates.

Gibson’s Bookstore – All bibliophiles will swoon at the doors of this fiercely independent bookstore. Founded in 1898, it’s the oldest continuously operating retailer in Concord. And if you time your visit just right, you’ll likely find yourself there during a book signing or author chat since there’s nearly 100 events per year.

There’s no better way to fly into the heart of New Hampshire than to charter flights to Concord. Whether you stay for one night or several, our private flight advisors will work with you to find the perfect aircraft for your trip. Once you’ve chosen the best yet that aligns with your travel requirements, they’ll connect you with our Trip Support Team. Trip Support will then iron out the details, like:

• Departure and arrival dates and times
• In-flight catering preferences
• Accommodation reservations
• Ground transportation

Once you’re ready to book a charter, simply reach out to one of our qualified agents. They can have you wheels up in as little as four hours.