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Private Jet Charter Palma de Mallorca to London

Palma de Mallorca to London by private jet takes about 2 h 10 min over 1,391 km, off Palma de Mallorca and into Luton, Farnborough or Biggin Hill, normally on a midsize jet. Indicative price from €9 300 for the whole aircraft, one way. Send the dates and passenger numbers and a written quotation follows inside 30 minutes; the operations desk answers at any hour on +357 95 119759.

The leg home from the island: about 2 h 10 in a midsize jet over 1,391 km, landing at whichever of the three London business-aviation fields is nearest your address. Whole-aircraft charter, single seats and empty legs, arranged 24/7.

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The route at a glance

This is a family and property route rather than a corporate one, and on the way north it is usually the second half of a trip that was bought in two pieces. Palma recorded 17,504 business-aviation movements in 2023 and Luton 26,661, both inside the EBAA top fifty, so the aircraft exist - what is difficult on this pair is the ground. Leaving Mallorca that means a slot and a handling window at one of the largest holiday airports in Europe; arriving in London it means a border, because this is a crossing into a country outside the European Union and outside the Schengen area.

Distance
1,391 km
751 nautical miles great-circle, Palma de Mallorca to Luton; Biggin Hill is marginally the closest of the three London fields in a straight line
Flight time
approx. 2 h 10 min
An estimate from a model fitted to times this site publishes, not a measured block time. It moves with routing, wind and aircraft type
Departure
PMI
Palma de Mallorca LEPA, a very large holiday-charter airport where a business jet queues with everyone else in August
Arrival
LTN / FAB / BQH
Luton EGGW, Farnborough EGLF or Biggin Hill EGKB - all three are business-aviation fields with their own terminals
Typical aircraft
Midsize jet
Citation XLS+, Hawker 800XP, Citation Latitude - midsize, chosen on hold volume more often than on seats
Busiest months
Jun - Sep
Mediterranean summer from June to September, with May and October as the shoulders. Northbound, the crunch is the end of the school holidays
The distance is a great-circle figure between airport coordinates. The time beside it is modelled rather than measured: it comes from a simple fit to the flight times Diamond Executive Aero Services already publishes here, and the real figure moves with routing, wind, slots and aircraft type. The schedule in your quotation is the one to work from.

Which airports we use

The departure is fixed: one island airport, and a queue you share with a great deal of package traffic. The decision on this page is where you land. All three London fields are business-aviation airports with their own terminals, the flight time between them differs by a few minutes, and the thing that should choose between them is the road at the far side and the hour you arrive.

AirportCodesDistanceSuits you if
Palma de MallorcaPMI / LEPA1,391 kmWhere you start, and one of the largest holiday airports in Europe. In August a business jet takes its turn alongside the package traffic, so the departure hour is worth agreeing with us in advance rather than assuming it.
London LutonLTN / EGGWarrivalLand here if you are heading north or west of the city. It is the busiest business-aviation field in the United Kingdom, which also means it has the widest choice of aircraft on the day - the reason most late August bookings in this direction end up flying into or out of it.
FarnboroughFAB / EGLFarrival alternativeLand here for Surrey, Hampshire or west London. It handles business aviation only, with no scheduled traffic at all, so nothing on the field is competing with you for the arrival window or the turn afterwards.
London Biggin HillBQH / EGKBarrival alternativeLand here for south or south-east London, Kent, or if you are going straight into the City. It is also marginally the closest of the three to Palma in a straight line, though the difference in the air is smaller than the difference on the road.

Codes and coordinates come from the OurAirports open dataset, retrieved 23 August 2026. The distances are calculated great-circle.

Aircraft for Palma de Mallorca to London

1,391 km, or 751 nautical miles, is a midsize sector. Two hours ten is long enough for a stand-up cabin and a proper lavatory to earn their place, and coming home from a fortnight the hold decides the aircraft more often than the seat count does - people rarely go back with less than they took out.

Cessna Citation XLS+

The most common midsize cabin on the Balearics to UK run: stand-up height, a decent hold, and enough of them based in the south of England that one can usually be found at short notice for the leg home.

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Hawker 800XP

A wider cabin with a full galley and a separate lavatory. The one to ask for when the party is large, the stay has been long, or a summer's worth of luggage is coming back with you.

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Cessna Citation Latitude

The newest of the three, with a flat floor and a quieter cabin - which is worth more than it sounds on a two-hour evening sector with tired children on board. Ask about it when comfort rather than price is deciding.

See the Citation Latitude ›

Each of the three has a page of its own in our fleet. A heavier cabin is arranged on this sector when the group needs one.

What it costs

From €9 300 one way. Indicative starting price for this route, rounded down. The date, the aircraft actually available and airport fees move it — tell us your dates and we confirm within 30 minutes.

"Private jet cost Palma to London" is one of the things people actually type into a search box before they call, so it deserves a straight answer: there is no fixed price, and any site that shows you one is quoting an example rather than your flight. What the number is made of is set out below.

Four things move it, and on the leg home the first two behave differently from the way out. Positioning comes first: this direction is frequently flown by an aircraft that brought somebody out and is due back in the south of England anyway, which is the cheap version - the expensive version is a jet flown down empty to collect you. Second, whether the aircraft waited. On a one-week family trip it will not have done; it dropped its passengers and left, and this flight is the second one you are buying rather than the back half of the first. Third, the date, and here the northbound peak is its own event: the last weekend of the school holidays is when everybody on the island wants to go home at once, and a Tuesday in June is close to the cheapest thing on this route.

Fourth, the size of cabin. There are published hourly references for midsize jets in Europe to check any quotation against: EUR 8,400-12,900 per hour from one set of brokers, from EUR 4,500 per hour in another (19.02.2026), and USD 4,700-5,500 per hour in a third (August 2026). Each is a rate for the category rather than a price for this sector, and none of them covers the Spanish and UK landing and handling charges, the customs and immigration arrangements at both ends, or overnight parking.

Those hourly references belong to third parties and describe the aircraft class, not this flight. They are printed so you have something to check any quotation against, ours included, and they bind nobody. A price for the leg home means a written quotation from Diamond Executive Aero Services against your own dates. The desk answers at any hour on +357 95 119759.

When to fly, and when to book early

Mallorca has one long season with a very sharp peak inside it, and read from the going-home end the peak sits at the finish of the school holidays, when the whole of northern Europe wants to leave the same island on the same Saturday.

PeriodWhat happensWhat to do
MayThe island is open, the weather has turned and the airport is still calm. Owners come out to open houses for the summer, so the northbound legs at this time of year are often the empty half of somebody else's trip.The easiest month of the season. A week or two of notice is usually plenty, and it is the best month to ask what the aircraft is doing before it collects you.
June to SeptemberThe Mediterranean season proper. Palma is handling holiday traffic at volume, and on a Saturday morning a business jet is a small aircraft in a very large queue - which on a departure is felt as a slot rather than as a delay.Two to three weeks out for a weekend. Ask us to look at a weekday departure instead; the saving in both time and money is real.
AugustThe tightest weeks, and the end of them is the tightest of all. Slots and handling windows are what run out rather than aircraft, and a party that arrives late at the terminal can lose a slot rather than just an hour.Six to eight weeks out for the last fortnight of the month. Give us a firm departure hour, and tell us if your day is movable by one - it is often worth a great deal.
October to AprilThe island empties and the fleet repositions north towards the UK and the Alps for the winter, which means the repositioning traffic runs in your direction. Owners still come back and forth for long weekends and to deal with the house.The best window in the year for an empty leg going north. Give us a flexible week and we will watch the repositioning traffic for you.

Onward from London

London is where this leg ends, and for a fair number of parties it is a staging point rather than the end of the journey. If the aircraft is to carry on, or if part of the group is going somewhere else, say so at the enquiry rather than on the day.

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Questions we get about this route

How long is Palma to London, and is it the same as the flight out?
About 2 hours 10 minutes over 1,391 km on a midsize jet. That is an estimate from a model fitted to the flight times this website already publishes, not a measured block time, and it moves with routing, wind and aircraft type - the pair runs broadly north and south, so neither direction carries the standing wind advantage you would find on a long east-west sector. Allow roughly fifteen minutes on the ground at each end at a business terminal, and rather more than that leaving Palma on an August morning.
What happens at the border when we land in the UK?
This is a full international arrival. The United Kingdom is outside the European Union and outside the Schengen area, so the flight home from Palma is an international arrival into the UK - passports for everyone on board, and customs and immigration clearance arranged in advance with the handling agents rather than assumed. It is routine but it is not automatic. Send us the complete passenger list with passport details well before the day rather than at the aircraft steps, and it is dealt with before you land.
Which London airport should we land at?
Whichever is nearest where you are actually going, because a few minutes separate them in the air and a great deal can separate them on the road. Luton is the busiest business-aviation field in the UK and offers the widest choice of aircraft on the day, which matters when you are booking the leg home late in August. Farnborough handles business aviation only, with no scheduled traffic. Biggin Hill suits south and east London and the City, and is marginally the closest of the three to Palma in a straight line. Tell us the address and we will name the field.
Is the flight home priced the same as the outbound?
Often not. The two directions are separate flights for the aircraft, and each is priced by where the jet starts and where it is needed next rather than by the distance, which is identical. A Mallorca to London leg booked on its own at the end of August competes with everyone else going home at the end of the holidays, and it can come out dearer than the outbound was. If you already know both dates, ask for them together - one booking is normally cheaper than two one-ways, because the aircraft repositions once instead of twice.
What decides whether we can leave Palma at the hour we want in August?
Slots and handling windows, not aircraft. Palma is one of the largest holiday airports in Europe and in the peak weeks a business jet takes its turn alongside a great deal of package traffic, so the constraint is the departure window rather than the aeroplane. A party that reaches the terminal late can lose a slot rather than simply an hour. Give us a firm departure time when you book, and tell us if it can move by an hour either way - that flexibility is frequently worth more than anything else you can offer us.
Are empty legs likely in this direction?
This is a good corridor for them, and the northbound leg is the natural shape of one: an empty leg is a repositioning flight with nobody on board, and the standard example here is a jet that has taken a family out to Mallorca and has to come back to Luton for its next booking. The discounts brokers publish run from 50 to 75 percent. They are date-led rather than route-led, so the useful thing to tell us is which week you could move. Current empty legs.
What does the leg home cost?
From €9 300 one way for the whole aircraft, as a floor rather than an exact price - there is no honest single figure. What builds it is where the aircraft starts, whether it waited on the island for you, your dates and the size of cabin. As a class reference, brokers publish EUR 4,500 per hour and up for midsize jets in Europe, and EUR 8,400-12,900 per hour elsewhere; those are hourly rates for the category, not prices for this route, and they exclude the charges at both ends. Give us your dates and party size and you will get a written number. Ask us for a quotation.
How late can we book, and can the dog and the golf clubs come back with us?
Outside high summer we can usually have you airborne within a few hours of confirmation; for the last weekend of the school holidays, plan in weeks rather than days. Bring what you like, but tell us about it when you enquire - the hold rather than the seats is what most often decides the aircraft on this route, and pets need paperwork on a Spain to UK crossing, which is the one part of the trip that cannot be arranged at the steps. The operations desk is staffed 24 hours a day on +357 95 119759.

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