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Miami and Los Angeles Jet Charter
Leaving behind the heat and flavor of Miami for the West Coast lifestyle of LA can be the adventure of the lifetime. If you’re planning on heading for the hills, the Hollywood hills that is, we can arrange a ride in a luxury car rental so you can channel your inner star. Whether you plan to hit the shops of Rodeo Drive, attend back-to-back meetings and conferences, or take a stroll down the Walk of Fame, you’re sure to soak up more than just Vitamin D and live the lifestyle the West Coast has become famous for, even if it’s just temporary.
How much does a private jet from Miami to Los Angeles cost?
Due to the distance required to travel, we highly recommend a super midsize or heavy jet charter for your Miami to Los Angeles trip. These jets will get you there without having to stop for fuel along the way. For a super midsize jet rental, like the fabulous Falcon 2000, your quote will likely come in around $33,000. For a heavy jet, like a Falcon 900, the quote will be slightly higher and in the neighborhood of $42,000. Of course, you can hire a smaller midsize jet, like the Hawker 800XP, for under $30,000, but be prepared to spend a little more time traveling, as you’ll be stopping along the way to fuel up. And if you require additional concierge services, like ground transportation or hotel and restaurant reservations, your quote will be slightly higher.
| Aircraft Type | Small Jet | Medium Jet | Heavy Jet | Turbo Prop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Estimated Price | - | $27,236 - $30,103 | $44,916 - $49,644 | - |
| Fuel Stop | - | 1 | - | - |
| Flight Duration | - | 5.30 hrs | 5.10 hrs | - |
How long does a private flight between Miami and Los Angeles take?
Your trip from Miami to Los Angeles spans roughly 2,300 miles. In a midsize jet, you’ll be in the air for close to six hours. You’ll also want to account for the time spent refueling the aircraft. In a heavy jet, expect to spend closer to five hours in the air. Though the flight time is the same regardless of flying privately or commercially, the real time savings occur on the ground. When you fly privately, you skip the long line-ups and waits associated with the purchase of a commercial airline ticket. Simply arrive minutes before your scheduled depart, head into the FBO at the airport you’re departing from, and you’ll be wheels up before you even realize it. And when you land, you can simply hop out of the jet and head to your waiting car without waiting in line at the baggage carousel to collect your things.
| Aircraft Type | Distance in ML | Distance in KM | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small Jet | - | - | - |
| Medium Jet | 2341 | 3767 | 5.30 hr |
| Heavy Jet | 2341 | 3767 | 5.10 hr |
Recommended private jets for your trip from Miami to Van Nuys
Falcon 2000
Heavy Private Jet ChartersThe Falcon 2000 business jet offers executive travelers the spaciousness of a heavy jet with the nimbleness and fuel usage of a much smaller aircraft.
View AircraftPrivate jet airports near Miami and Van Nuys
Miami Area Airports
One of the many perks associated with flying privately is having your choice of departure and arrival airports. This is especially important in Miami where there are many options available. We recommend picking the one that’s most convenient, like:
Van Nuys Area Airports
Flying into Los Angeles is truly stunning. As the landscape changes from barren desert to the snow-capped mountain range to serene Pacific coastline, you’ll be able to land at the airport that’s most convenient to your final destination, like:
Empty leg flights from Miami to Los Angeles
When you book a private jet charter, you’re in control of all the details, like which aircraft you fly in, what time you arrive at, and even what the inflight catering menu looks like. However, those fine details come with a bit of a hefty price tag.
If you’re hoping to enjoy all the comforts of private aviation without the hefty price tag, an empty leg charter is exactly what you’ve been looking for. By relinquishing your pick of aircraft and departure times and dates, you can reap the benefits of cheaper airfare. These deeply discounted rates can go for as low as 75 percent off the original cost of the charter. Take a look at some of our upcoming empty legs below or speak with your agent to see if there are any available that line up with your approaching travel plans.
| Empty Leg Flight | Available Dates | Aircraft Type | Aircraft Class | Trip Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ASE (ASPEN) - VNY (VAN NUYS) | 01/30/2022 | Gulfstream GIVSP | Heavy | - | Inquire |
| OAK (OAKLAND) - VNY (VAN NUYS) | 01/30/2022 | Gulfstream GIV | Heavy | - | Inquire |
| TEX (TELLURIDE) - VNY (VAN NUYS) | 02/03/2022 | Challenger 350 | Super-Mid | 13497.5 | Inquire |
| OAK (OAKLAND) - VNY (VAN NUYS) | 02/08/2022 | Gulfstream GIVSP | Heavy | - | Inquire |
| BZN (BOZEMAN) - VNY (VAN NUYS) | 02/10/2022 | Falcon 2000LX | Super-Mid | 19270 | Inquire |
| ASE (ASPEN) - VNY (VAN NUYS) | 02/12/2022 | Challenger 604 | Heavy | - | Inquire |
| SJC (SAN JOSE) - VNY (VAN NUYS) | 02/13/2022 | Falcon 2000 | Super-Mid | - | Inquire |
| TEX (TELLURIDE) - VNY (VAN NUYS) | 02/17/2022 | Challenger 350 | Super-Mid | 13497.5 | Inquire |
| SLC (SALT LAKE CITY) - VNY (VAN NUYS) | 02/19/2022 | Gulfstream GIV | Heavy | - | Inquire |
| SFO (SAN FRANCISCO) - VNY (VAN NUYS) | 03/10/2022 | Gulfstream GIVSP | Heavy | - | Inquire |
| RNO (RENO) - VNY (VAN NUYS) | 03/20/2022 | Challenger 604 | Heavy | - | Inquire |
Ground services in Miami and Los Angeles
Whether you’re heading to Los Angeles to play in the surf or to make big things happen in the boardroom, we can help you arrange every aspect of your trip. Need tickets to a Lakers game? We’ll find them. Want a suite at the Beverly Hills Hotel? We’ll book it. Hoping to indulge your inner foodie at Providence? We’ll make sure there’s a table waiting for you. When you book a private jet charter with Stratos, you’ll have access to Trip Support, our exclusive team dedicated to the details. Simply let Trip Support know what you need, and we’ll take it from there. After all, the sky’s hardly the limit.