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Dallas and Boston Jet Charter
Famous for its baked beans, baseball and marathons, Boston is one of America’s oldest cities. Here you’ll find many colleges and universities. This city is also home to a plethora of industries, including scientific research, law, medicine and engineering. When you charter a arrange a Dallas and Boston jet charter, you’ll be among nearly 20 million travelers that make the trip to Boston annually. From the Boston Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Hall to the Red Sox at Fenway Park, the city known affectionately as Beantown offers a wide variety of culturally rich experiences.
How much does a private jet from Dallas to Boston cost?
Depending on aircraft size, your Dallas and Boston jet charter costs will start at close to $22,000 for a mid-size jet and up to $41,500 for a larger jet. For a more economical trip, we recommend the Astra. This stylish and confortable jet can accommodate six passengers, and comes in at a more affordable rate than its larger counterparts. If comfort and speed are more important to you than cost savings, the Global Express is an excellent choice. This heavy jet has plenty of space, can accommodate 14 passengers and offers all the amenities of a modern-day boardroom.
| Aircraft Type | Small Jet | Medium Jet | Heavy Jet | Turbo Prop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Estimated Price | - | $22,400 - $24,758 | $37,605 - $41,564 | - |
| Fuel Stop | - | 1 | - | - |
| Flight Duration | - | 3.60 hrs | 3.50 hrs | - |
How long does a private flight between Dallas and Boston take?
Your Dallas to Boston flight will take approximately three hours and forty-five minutes to cover the 1,500-mile distance. However, depending on type and size of aircraft, it’s possible to shave off a few extra minutes. For example, a mid-size jet will take closer to four hours to close the gap, which a heavy jet capable of reaching higher cruising speeds will do in roughly three and a half hours. Flying privately affords clients the ability to save time both before and after the flight as well. Before departure, simply arrive at the airport minutes before the flight is scheduled to depart. You can skip the lengthy security and boarding queues that come with flying commercially. Once you arrive in Boston, just grab your bags and go.
| Aircraft Type | Distance in ML | Distance in KM | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small Jet | - | - | - |
| Medium Jet | 1541 | 2479 | 3.60 hr |
| Heavy Jet | 1541 | 2479 | 3.50 hr |
Recommended private jets for your trip from Dallas to New Bedford
Astra
Mid-sized Private Jet ChartersAstra Jet Charter Information The Performance of an Astra makes it an Ace Among Luxury Private Jets When competition among the manufacturers of luxury private jets really started to ramp up in the 1980s, Israeli Aerospace Industries (IAI) tried to set the bar high with the Astra.
View AircraftPrivate jet airports near Dallas and New Bedford
Dallas Area Airports
Texas has the most airports of any American state, and since Dallas is a popular destination, you’ll have several departure airports to choose from. Some of the most popular options include:
New Bedford Area Airports
When you book a private charter with Stratos, you have convenient access to several airports in the Boston area. We recommend selecting an arrival airport that’s closest to your final destination. Options include:
Empty leg flights from Dallas to Boston
Many charters are booked as one-way destinations. Rather than reposition an empty jet to its next location, we are in a position to offer our clients deeply discounted rates to help reduce the costs associated with flying empty. Most clients booking empty leg charters find themselves paying 25-75 percent less than a full-priced flight costs. The only catch is that the empty leg aircraft might not meet your preferences in terms of size, the departing and arriving airports may not be most convenient, and the travel dates will be selected for you. If these inconveniences seem minor to you, talk to a Stratos Jet Charter agent for availability.
| Empty Leg Flight | Available Dates | Aircraft Type | Aircraft Class | Trip Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DAL (DALLAS) - SAT (SAN ANTONIO) | 09/24/2021 | Citation III | Mid | - | Inquire |
| DAL (DALLAS) - DTW (DETROIT) | 09/26/2021 | Challenger 300 | Super-Mid | - | Inquire |
| DAL (DALLAS) - HOU (HOUSTON) | 09/30/2021 | Hawker 900XP | Mid | - | Inquire |
| DAL (DALLAS) - GJT (GRAND JUNCTION) | 09/30/2021 | Challenger 300 | Super-Mid | - | Inquire |
| DAL (DALLAS) - LUK (CINCINNATI) | 10/03/2021 | Hawker 800 | Mid | - | Inquire |
| DAL (DALLAS) - CRP (CORPUS CHRISTI) | 10/11/2021 | Hawker 800 | Mid | - | Inquire |
| DAL (DALLAS) - MTJ (MONTROSE) | 10/11/2021 | Lear 40 | Light | - | Inquire |
Ground services in Dallas and Boston
At Stratos, we take pride in ensuring your trip is exactly what you expect it to be. While our Stratos Jets Charter agent prepares your flight requirements, our Trip Support Team will put together all other aspects of your trip, from in-flight catering to hotel reservations and everything in between. Do you have dietary needs and preferences? We’ll arrange an inflight meal that meets both your taste preferences and your dietary requirements. Would you like a vehicle waiting for you upon arrival in Boston? We can make sure that happens. Trip Support can even help you score tickets to that Red Sox game you’ve been thinking about.