Leave Geneva when it suits you and land at the London airport closest to your meeting. Most passengers fly this route in a light or midsize jet, door to door in about half the time of a commercial journey.
Route at a glance
| Distance | approx. 750 km (405 NM) |
|---|---|
| Flight time, light jet | approx. 1h30 |
| Flight time, midsize jet | approx. 1h25 |
| From | Geneva (GVA) |
| To | Stansted (STN) – most economical, Farnborough (FAB), Biggin Hill (BQH), Luton (LTN), London City (LCY) |
Which jet?
- Light jet (e.g. Citation CJ3, Phenom 300) – up to 6–7 passengers; the most cost-effective choice for this distance.
- Midsize jet (e.g. Citation XLS+) – up to 8 passengers, stand-up cabin, more luggage for ski season.
- Heavy jet (e.g. Challenger 605) – up to 12 passengers, for larger groups or a full catering service.
London airports
Stansted is usually the most economical option: lower airport and handling fees, open around the clock, and the Stansted Express reaches Liverpool Street in under an hour. Farnborough is dedicated to business aviation and convenient for west London and Surrey. Biggin Hill suits south-east London and Kent. Luton is the most flexible for late or early slots. London City is the closest to the City and Canary Wharf but only accepts certain aircraft types.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the flight?
About 1 hour 30 in a light jet, plus minutes rather than hours at the private terminal on each side.
Can I bring skis or golf clubs?
Yes. Tell us when you request a quote and we will match the aircraft to your luggage.
Which London airport should I choose?
The one nearest your final destination; we will advise when you share your plans. Stansted is usually the most economical.
How fast can you arrange a flight?
Often within a few hours, subject to aircraft availability.
Distances and flight times are approximate and depend on aircraft, winds and routing. Every flight is operated by FAA Part 135 or EASA-certified air operators.
