Indicative rates
How much does a private jet cost per hour?
A private jet is chartered as a complete aircraft rather than sold per seat. An hourly rate is therefore a useful starting point, but it is not the final charter price. Positioning, airport fees, crew planning and operational requirements all contribute to the total.
| Aircraft category | Typical use | Indicative flight-hour rate |
|---|---|---|
| TurbopropPC-12, King Air | 4–8 passengers · regional sectors | €2,500 – €4,500 |
| Very light jetCitation Mustang, Phenom 100 | 4–5 passengers · up to roughly 2.5 hours | €3,000 – €5,000 |
| Light / super light jetPhenom 300, Citation CJ3/CJ4 | 5–8 passengers · European routes | €4,000 – €7,500 |
| Midsize jetCitation XLS+, Hawker 900XP | 6–9 passengers · more cabin and range | €5,500 – €8,500 |
| Super midsize jetChallenger 350, Praetor 600 | 8–10 passengers · longer non-stop routes | €7,500 – €11,000 |
| Heavy jetFalcon 2000, Challenger 650 | 10–14 passengers · intercontinental | €10,000 – €15,000 |
| Ultra long rangeGlobal 7500, Gulfstream G650 | 12–16 passengers · very long range | €14,000 – €22,000+ |
These are 2026 market indications, not fixed tariffs. Aircraft location, peak dates, airport restrictions and availability can move the final price significantly.
Complete charter price
What determines the final cost?
With private aviation you reserve the aircraft, crew and complete operation. The main variables are aircraft size and range, positioning, airport and slot costs, date and availability, crew duty limits and optional services.
Aircraft and cabin
Passenger count, luggage, range and cabin preferences determine the category you actually need.
Positioning
The aircraft may need to fly empty to your departure airport or return to its home base.
Airports and slots
Landing, handling, parking and slot charges vary by airport and time of operation.
Timing and demand
Peak travel weeks, major events and last-minute bookings can reduce availability.
Crew planning
Multiple sectors, waiting time, duty limits and overnight stays affect the operation.
Additional requests
Catering, pets, specialist baggage, transfers, de-icing and local taxes are included when relevant.
Practical examples
Indicative one-way prices from Amsterdam
Indicative ranges only. Actual pricing depends on the airport, date, aircraft location, passengers, luggage and cabin requirements.
JetServiceNL Phenom 300
A compelling fit for European travel
The Embraer Phenom 300 is central to our new proposition. It combines speed, cabin quality and efficient economics for European missions and is available through ad-hoc charter, JetCard and participation.
Charter intelligently
How to control the total cost
Share your real priorities
Clear timing, luggage and comfort requirements allow us to select the right aircraft rather than the largest one.
Be flexible where possible
A nearby airport or slightly different departure time can unlock better-positioned aircraft.
Compare complete proposals
Check positioning, handling, catering, de-icing and crew costs rather than comparing headline rates.
Consider an empty leg
When route and timing align, an empty positioning sector can offer attractive value.
Consider JetCard or participation
Frequent European travellers may benefit from more predictable capacity and pricing.
A clear comparison
What will you receive from JetServiceNL?
We provide a concise comparison of aircraft that genuinely fit your mission, including cabin details, luggage capacity, relevant conditions and a transparent charter price. JetServiceNL acts as an independent broker; flights are operated by certified AOC holders.