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LCA → ATH · 930 km

Private jet Larnaca to Athens

Athens is a short hop: 930 km (502 nautical miles) from Larnaca, and a flight with no stop takes from 1 h 24 min. You pay for the aircraft as a whole, so a one-way trip from €10,500 stays the same however many people fly.

The breakdown of the price — flight hours at that class’s hourly rate, the positioning leg and airport fees — shows what the step up to the next class would actually add. Classes differ in seat count and hourly rate.

Everything shown is a preliminary estimate. The broker confirms the exact price and aircraft availability after a request. Departure can be from Larnaca or Paphos, with the figures on this page calculated for Larnaca, and the arrival airport in the calculation is Athens (LGAV).

Price it for your date

Private jet Larnaca to Athens: price

A one-way private jet from Larnaca to Athens starts from €10,500 for the whole aircraft (preliminary estimate). Below is the range for each class and how it is built up.

  • Cheapest non-stop option

    Very Light Jet

    Citation M2 · Phenom 100

    up to 4 seats · 1 h 48 min flight

    Very light jet with its door open on a wet apron at dusk

    €10,500 – €13,500

    preliminary estimate

    How the price is built
    Flight1.8 h × €3,300/h
    €5,940
    Empty positioning
    €4,752
    Airport fees
    €900
    Total
    €11,592

    All amounts are a preliminary estimate. The range is built around their total.

  • Turboprop

    Pilatus PC-12 · King Air 350

    up to 8 seats · 2 h 18 min flight

    Single-engine turboprop with its cargo door open on a wet apron at dusk

    €11,000 – €14,500

    preliminary estimate

    How the price is built
    Flight2.3 h × €2,800/h
    €6,440
    Empty positioning
    €5,152
    Airport fees
    €900
    Total
    €12,492

    All amounts are a preliminary estimate. The range is built around their total.

  • Light Jet

    Phenom 300E · Citation CJ4

    up to 7 seats · 1 h 36 min flight

    Light jet parked on the apron at dusk

    €12,500 – €15,500

    preliminary estimate

    How the price is built
    Flight1.6 h × €4,300/h
    €6,880
    Empty positioning
    €5,504
    Airport fees
    €1,260
    Total
    €13,644

    All amounts are a preliminary estimate. The range is built around their total.

  • Midsize Jet

    Hawker 900XP · Citation XLS+

    up to 8 seats · 1 h 36 min flight

    Midsize jet with its airstair down on a wet apron at dusk

    €17,000 – €22,000

    preliminary estimate

    How the price is built
    Flight1.6 h × €6,000/h
    €9,600
    Empty positioning
    €7,680
    Airport fees
    €1,800
    Total
    €19,080

    All amounts are a preliminary estimate. The range is built around their total.

  • Super Midsize Jet

    Challenger 350 · Praetor 600

    up to 9 seats · 1 h 30 min flight

    Super-midsize jet with its airstair down on the apron at dusk

    €21,000 – €26,500

    preliminary estimate

    How the price is built
    Flight1.5 h × €7,800/h
    €11,700
    Empty positioning
    €9,360
    Airport fees
    €2,160
    Total
    €23,220

    All amounts are a preliminary estimate. The range is built around their total.

  • Heavy Jet

    Legacy 650E · Falcon 900LX

    up to 14 seats · 1 h 30 min flight

    Large three-engine jet with its airstair down on the apron at dusk

    €27,000 – €34,500

    preliminary estimate

    How the price is built
    Flight1.5 h × €10,000/h
    €15,000
    Empty positioning
    €12,000
    Airport fees
    €2,880
    Total
    €29,880

    All amounts are a preliminary estimate. The range is built around their total.

  • Long Range Jet

    Global 6500 · Gulfstream G650

    up to 16 seats · 1 h 24 min flight

    Long-range jet with oval windows and its airstair down on a wet apron at dusk

    €34,000 – €43,500

    preliminary estimate

    How the price is built
    Flight1.4 h × €13,500/h
    €18,900
    Empty positioning
    €15,120
    Airport fees
    €3,600
    Total
    €37,620

    All amounts are a preliminary estimate. The range is built around their total.

  • VIP Airliner

    ACJ · BBJ

    up to 30 seats

    Price on request

    quoted by the broker

Price for the entire aircraft, one way. Preliminary estimate: the broker confirms the exact price after checking available aircraft for your date.

Flight time and distance

The great-circle distance between the Larnaca and Athens airports is 930 km (502 nm). Non-stop, the flight takes from 1 h 24 min.

ClassFlight timeStops
Very Light Jet1 h 48 minnon-stop
Turboprop2 h 18 minnon-stop
Light Jet1 h 36 minnon-stop
Midsize Jet1 h 36 minnon-stop
Super Midsize Jet1 h 30 minnon-stop
Heavy Jet1 h 30 minnon-stop
Long Range Jet1 h 24 minnon-stop

Which aircraft to choose

The most affordable non-stop option is a Very Light Jet: up to 4 seats, 1 h 48 min in the air.

For a larger group, the cheapest non-stop class that fits it:

ClassPassengersEstimate
Very Light Jetup to 4€10,500 – €13,500
Turbopropup to 8€11,000 – €14,500
Super Midsize Jetup to 9€21,000 – €26,500
Heavy Jetup to 14€27,000 – €34,500
Long Range Jetup to 16€34,000 – €43,500
VIP Airlinerup to 30Price on request

preliminary estimate

Arrival airports

The main arrival airport is Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport (ATH / LGAV).

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    Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport

    ATH / LGAV

Good to know

  • The European Commission’s travel guide says Cyprus has not yet dropped internal border checks, so a valid passport or ID card must be shown when travelling between Cyprus and a Schengen country. EU citizens may use either document. Driving licences and post, bank or tax cards are not travel documents and may be refused as proof of identity.

    Source: europa.eu
  • Visas and residence permits issued by Cyprus are not valid for travel to the Schengen area. Whether you need a Schengen visa depends on your nationality; if you do, apply to the consulate of the country you are visiting before you travel. Your passport should stay valid for three months after you leave the EU and be no more than ten years old.

    Source: europa.eu
  • The EU requirement to declare cash of EUR 10,000 or more applies to entering or leaving the EU. Some member states have national provisions for cash carried between EU countries, which are not part of the EU rules, and the Commission recommends checking your obligations before you travel.

    Source: taxation-customs.ec.europa.eu
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FAQ

How much does a private jet from Larnaca to Athens cost?
Expect to pay from €10,500 one way — that buys the aircraft, not a seat. Bigger classes sit higher on the scale because their hourly rate and fees are greater. The broker confirms the exact price and whether a jet is free once a request is made; until then the figure is a preliminary estimate.
How long is a private jet flight from Larnaca to Athens?
A direct flight is from 1 h 24 min. Other classes are listed in the “Flight time and distance” section.
Which aircraft is best for Larnaca to Athens?
Seat count and the rate for a flight hour are what set one class apart from another. The gap in the total comes from that rate and from the fees, which the price breakdown itemises.
Should I fly from Larnaca or Paphos to Athens?
The page is priced from Larnaca. Paphos works as a departure airport too, though it changes the distance to Athens and therefore the flying hours and the fees.
How do I book a private jet to Athens and what is needed to fly?
On the day, each traveller needs a valid passport (an ID card is enough for EU citizens) and, where their nationality demands it, a Schengen visa. Price and aircraft availability are confirmed by the broker after a request.

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