Jet privé Paris - Athens

The price of a private jet Paris–Athens ranges between <strong>14,800 € and 25,000 €</strong> one way. The <strong>Citation XLS+</strong> (midsize, 6–8 passengers) starts from <strong>15,500 €</strong>. The <strong>Challenger 350</strong> (super-midsize, 10 passengers) is available between <strong>22,000 € and 25,000 €</strong>. According to compiled market data, EvoJets prices for Paris–Athens range from $21,800 to $39,800, i.e. 19,900 € to 36,400 € for larger aircraft. Empty legs offer discounts of 35 to 50%, especially at the start of the summer season when jets position towards Greece.

The Paris–Athens private jet flight takes between <strong>2h55 and 3h15</strong> non-stop. A <strong>Challenger 350</strong> covers the 2,100 km in <strong>2h55</strong>, a <strong>Citation XLS+</strong> in <strong>3h05</strong>. Departure is directly from Paris Le Bourget with boarding in 10 minutes, with no queues or extended security checks. By comparison, the best commercial flight Paris–Athens (direct from CDG or Orly) takes 3h20 of flying but requires a minimum 2 hours check-in, bringing the total journey to 6–7 hours versus under 4 hours by private jet.

Private jets on the Paris–Athens route depart from <strong>Paris Le Bourget (LBG)</strong>, Europe's reference business aviation airport, located just 12 km from central Paris (20 minutes by taxi outside rush hour). Le Bourget handles over 50,000 private aviation movements per year and has Signature Flight Support and Jetex FBOs, both open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Boarding takes under 10 minutes with a personalised welcome on the apron. Alternatives such as Paris-Orly (ORY) or Pontoise may be offered depending on the aircraft's position.

For 2,100 km, <strong>midsize and super-midsize jets</strong> are optimal. The <strong>Cessna Citation XLS+</strong> is perfect for 4–8 passengers: range of 3,700 km (1,600 km of reserve), stand-up cabin for longer stretches, competitive price from 15,500 €. For groups of 8 to 10 or travellers wishing to work in the cabin, the <strong>Bombardier Challenger 350</strong> offers the ideal configuration: 2.18 m cabin height, satellite Wi-Fi, seats in a desk configuration. Light jets such as the Phenom 300E can cover the distance with a full tank but the range is tight.

Yes, Paris can be connected directly to <strong>Mykonos (JMK)</strong>, <strong>Santorini (JTR)</strong>, <strong>Rhodes (RHO)</strong> or <strong>Corfu (CFU)</strong> by private jet, without a stop in Athens. Over 2,100 to 2,500 km, a <strong>Challenger 350</strong> or a <strong>Citation XLS+</strong> can reach these island destinations directly. For Mykonos or Santorini, allow approximately 3h10 to 3h30 from Paris Le Bourget. This is the most comfortable and fastest option to reach the Cyclades, avoiding chaotic connections in Greek airports during peak season.

Paris–Athens <strong>empty leg</strong> flights are most numerous from <strong>May to July</strong>, when operators send their jets empty from Paris to collect passengers in Greece. These opportunities offer discounts of <strong>35 to 50% on the standard price</strong>, making Paris–Athens flights accessible from 8,000–10,000 € on a midsize jet. To access them, sign up for email alerts from PrivateFly, LunaJets and PrivateJetFinder. Flexibility of ±24 hours on your dates doubles your chances of finding an empty leg matching your needs.