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Dubai Private Jet Airports
Two airport options in Dubai — we match the best one to your hotel and itinerary.
Al Maktoum International Airport — Dubai World Central
DWC35–45 min from downtown Dubai
Al Maktoum International is Dubai's primary private aviation hub — purpose-built for business and private jet operations as part of the Dubai World Central development. Located 37 miles south of downtown Dubai, approximately 35 to 45 minutes by car.
FBOs on-field: ExecuJet, DC Aviation Al Futtaim, and Jetex — three of the most sophisticated private aviation terminals in the Middle East, offering private lounges, concierge customs and immigration handling, luxury ground transport, catering, and exclusive facilities befitting Dubai's private aviation market.
Dubai International Airport
DXB8 miles from downtown Dubai
Dubai International Airport handles private jet clients through dedicated general aviation terminals — convenient for travelers connecting to Emirates commercial flights or preferring DXB's central location (8 miles from downtown Dubai).
FBOs on-field: Jet Aviation and DC Aviation Al Futtaim private terminals — offering customs handling, private lounges, and concierge services within the DXB airport complex.
Routes from Dubai
Empty Leg Flights from Dubai
Dubai generates strong empty leg availability during peak season (October through April) as aircraft reposition after delivering clients to the UAE. Repositioning legs from Dubai back to London, Paris, and other European cities are the most common.
- Dubai to London — peak season repositioning October through April
- Dubai to Paris — year-round repositioning
- Dubai to Moscow — year-round
- Dubai to New York — seasonal repositioning
Aircraft Available from Dubai
Haute Jets sources aircraft based near your departure airport — eliminating repositioning fees.








Dubai Private Jet Experts
Al Maktoum International (DWC) and Dubai International (DXB) — full FBO service at both
All UAE customs, overflight permits, and GCAA coordination included with every charter
No repositioning fees — aircraft sourced from your departure city
Peak season expertise — New Year's Eve, Dubai Airshow, Formula 1 Abu Dhabi
Dedicated Middle East aviation advisor available 24/7
Where Our Dubai Clients Fly




What Dubai Clients Say
"Haute Jets handled all overflight permits, UAE customs, and ground transport for our Dubai charter. Every detail was seamless — from Teterboro to Al Maktoum, we just showed up and flew."
"We charter to Dubai every winter for business. Haute Jets sources the best ultra-long-range aircraft and manages all the Middle East documentation. Exceptional service."
Dubai Private Jet Charter — Frequently Asked Questions
Dubai has two main private aviation options. Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) at Dubai World Central is the primary private jet hub — purpose-built for business aviation with ExecuJet, DC Aviation Al Futtaim, and Jetex operating some of the most sophisticated FBO terminals in the world. Located 37 miles south of downtown Dubai, approximately 35 to 45 minutes by car. Al Maktoum is the choice for clients who want the most exclusive, seamless arrival experience. Dubai International Airport (DXB) — 8 miles from downtown — handles private jets through Jet Aviation and DC Aviation private terminals and is more convenient for clients connecting to Emirates commercial flights or staying in Deira or Bur Dubai. For the vast majority of private jet clients arriving from the US or Europe, Al Maktoum delivers the superior experience. Haute Jets recommends the right airport based on your Dubai hotel, itinerary, and onward connections.
New York to Dubai is approximately 13 to 14 hours — one of the longest point-to-point private jet routings in the world. Only the Gulfstream G650ER and Bombardier Global 7500, with ranges above 7,500 nautical miles, can attempt this non-stop, and even they may require a fuel stop depending on winds and payload. The most common routing is a single fuel stop in London, Reykjavik, or Tbilisi — splitting the journey into two legs of 7 to 8 hours each. From Los Angeles, a fuel stop is mandatory; routing typically goes via Europe. Haute Jets advises on the most efficient and comfortable routing for every trans-Middle East charter, factoring in wind patterns, overflight permit availability, and aircraft performance.
Pricing depends on the aircraft, dates and routing. Request a transparent all-in quote at https://www.hautejets.com/request-a-quote or call (800) 257-5661. Prices include all fuel, crew costs, international handling fees, UAE landing fees, and Haute Jets' management of overflight permits, APIS, and UAE customs coordination.
October through April is Dubai's peak private aviation season, driven by the city's event calendar and the cooler weather that makes outdoor activities and the city's leisure offerings most enjoyable. Key demand periods: the Dubai Airshow (typically mid-November) generates enormous business aviation traffic. Art Dubai (March) draws international collectors. The Dubai World Cup (late March) is one of the world's richest horse races and a major private jet event. The Formula 1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (November) fills DXB and DWC. New Year's Eve in Dubai is one of the highest private jet demand dates globally — the Burj Khalifa fireworks draw wealthy visitors from across Europe, Asia, and the US. For New Year's Eve and Formula 1 weekend, Haute Jets recommends booking 6 to 8 weeks in advance. Summer (June through September) sees significantly lower demand due to extreme heat, offering better pricing and availability.
Yes — flights to Dubai require a UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) landing permit and overflight permits for every country traversed en route. Routing from the US to Dubai typically crosses the North Atlantic, European airspace, and Middle Eastern airspace — each requiring coordinated overflight clearances. The UAE permit process requires advance notice; Haute Jets files all permits as a standard part of the booking process, typically 72 hours or more before departure. For popular peak dates — New Year's Eve, Formula 1, Dubai Airshow — UAE slot availability at DWC and DXB can be competitive and filing well in advance is critical. Haute Jets' operations team manages the complete permit chain for every Dubai charter.
Yes. Dubai to Abu Dhabi International (AUH) is approximately 20 minutes by light jet — or 90 minutes by road. Abu Dhabi has an excellent private jet terminal with full FBO facilities. Haute Jets can arrange multi-city UAE itineraries as a single booking: Dubai arrival, Abu Dhabi day trip, return to Dubai, or onward to Ras Al Khaimah, Sharjah, or Fujairah. Regional GCC connections — Dubai to Riyadh, Dubai to Doha, Dubai to Kuwait City — are also commonly arranged as part of broader Middle East itineraries. Haute Jets coordinates all permit filing and ground handling for multi-leg UAE and GCC charters.
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