Poland Private Jet Charters

No. You do not have to become a private jet card member to charter a private jet on demand or as needed. Call us at +1-877-727-2538 to speak with one of our friendly Aviation Advisors about your trip.

Ideally, it’s best to book your flight a month or two in advance for best aircraft availability but you can book charter flights with as little as 4 hours of notice.

The cost of chartering a private jet to or from Poland varies based on several factors, including the aircraft type, flight route, and total flight time. Below are typical hourly rate estimates in euros (EUR), based on aircraft category:

• Turboprops, Very Light Jets, Executive Light Jets (4–6 passengers):
  Approx. €1,850 – €3,700 per flight hour

• Midsize Jets & Super Midsize Jets (6–9 passengers):
  Approx. €3,700 – €7,400 per flight hour

• Large Jets & Ultra Long-Range Jets (10–14 passengers):
  Approx. €7,400 – €12,900+ per flight hour

• VIP Airliners (18–50+ passengers) – e.g., Lineage 1000, Boeing BBJ, Airbus ACJ: Approx. €14,700 – €21,200+ per flight hour

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Paramount Business Jets offers access to over 4,000 aircraft worldwide, including a wide range of private jets available for charter in Poland. Aircraft types include:

• Very Light, Light & Super Light Jets (e.g. Citation CJ2, Phenom 300): Ideal for short to medium-distance flights within Poland or to nearby European cities. These jets are efficient, cost-effective, and offer comfort and speed for 4–6 passengers.
• Midsize & Super Midsize Jets (e.g. Learjet 60XR, Hawker 800XP): Perfect for longer regional routes or medium-haul flights across Europe. These aircraft offer more cabin space, better range, and enhanced onboard amenities for 6–9 passengers.
• Large Jets (e.g. Challenger 605, Falcon 2000LXS): Designed for intercontinental travel with spacious cabins and premium features, large jets can accommodate 10–14 passengers in high comfort.
• Ultra Long-Range Jets (e.g. Gulfstream G-650, Global 6000): Ideal for nonstop international flights between Poland and destinations like the U.S., Asia, or the Middle East. These aircraft offer top-tier performance, luxury interiors, and seating for 12–16 passengers.
• VIP Airliners (e.g. Airbus ACJ, Boeing BBJ): Best suited for larger groups, government delegations, or ultra-luxury missions. These converted airliners feature expansive cabins with lounge areas, bedrooms, and full-service amenities.

Each category offers tailored solutions depending on your mission, group size, and route - all with the highest standards of safety, privacy, and comfort.

Poland is well-connected with a range of modern airports that serve both domestic and international private jet travelers. Here are the top airports in Poland for private jet travel:

• Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) – Warsaw: Located just 10 km from the city center, Warsaw Chopin is Poland’s largest and busiest airport. It offers excellent facilities for private aviation, including VIP terminals, customs services, and fast handling. It’s the top choice for business travelers visiting the capital.
• Kraków John Paul II International Airport (KRK) – Kraków:  Serving southern Poland, this airport is ideal for accessing the cultural and historic city of Kraków and nearby tourist regions like Zakopane and the Tatra Mountains. It features modern facilities for private jet operations and is popular for both leisure and business travel.
• Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport (GDN) – Gdańsk: Located in northern Poland, this airport provides easy access to the Baltic Sea coast, the Tri-City area (Gdańsk, Gdynia, Sopot), and the popular summer destinations nearby. It offers VIP handling services and is frequently used by both private and corporate jet clients.
• Wrocław Copernicus Airport (WRO) – Wrocław: A key airport in western Poland, Wrocław Airport is well-equipped for private jet travelers and offers convenient access to one of Poland’s most picturesque and rapidly developing cities.
• Poznań–Ławica Airport (POZ) – Poznań: Poznań Airport is a strategic hub for central-western Poland. It is a popular entry point for business executives attending trade fairs and corporate events, especially at the Poznań International Fairgrounds.
• Katowice Airport (KTW) – Katowice: Located in the heart of the industrial Silesia region, Katowice Airport serves business travelers heading to one of Poland’s most economically vital areas. It has private jet facilities and quick access to nearby cities.

These airports offer efficient customs clearance, VIP lounges, and private terminals, ensuring fast and discreet services for private jet travelers across Poland.

Popular private jet routes in Poland & Europe include:

• London ⇄ Warsaw: This is one of the most in-demand private jet charter routes between Poland and the UK. Frequently flown by executives, diplomats, and VIP travelers, it offers quick and luxurious access between two major European capitals.
• Paris ⇄ Warsaw: A popular private jet flight route connecting France and Poland, especially for those in finance, fashion, and international business. This charter is often chosen for its convenience, speed, and personalized service.
• Berlin ⇄ Warsaw: This short-haul private jet route is favored for business trips and fast turnarounds between Germany and Poland. With flexible schedules and access to smaller airports, private jet travel here saves valuable time.
• Vienna ⇄ Warsaw: Common among corporate travelers and government officials, this private jet flight provides direct access between two Central European hubs. Charter clients appreciate the privacy, efficiency, and comfort on this route.
• Stockholm ⇄ Warsaw: Popular with Scandinavian clients, this private jet charter route supports both business and leisure travel. Whether flying for a meeting or a weekend escape, private aviation makes the journey seamless.
• London ⇄ Kraków: A well-traveled private jet flight linking the UK with one of Poland’s most culturally rich cities. Often booked for tourism, corporate retreats, and seasonal events, this route offers luxury, flexibility, and direct access to southern Poland.

Paramount Business Jets employs one of the strictest safety policies in the industry. From vetted operators to real-time safety checks, we ensure every flight exceeds all safety margins required by law.

Poland is part of the Schengen Area.

• EU/EEA citizens do not need a visa.

• U.S., Canadian, and several other passport holders can enter visa-free for up to 90 days.

• Other nationalities may require a Schengen visa. Always check with your local Polish consulate before departure.

Yes, but they are typically fast and discreet via private terminals (FBOs). Your Aviation Advisor will coordinate all customs and immigration arrangements.

Most private jets do have Wi-Fi, but not all. It’s best to let your Paramount Aviation Advisor know that Wi-Fi is important. Some operators charge extra, and some include it in the charter price.

Yes! Pets are welcome in the cabin, but please inform your Paramount Aviation Advisor beforehand. We’ll ensure the selected operator is pet-friendly and properly prepared.

Paramount Business Jets has been in business for over 20 years and maintains a 5-star average client satisfaction rating. With vetted operators, strict safety procedures, and the best pricing to or from Poland, Paramount Business Jets is the best choice for worldwide on-demand private charter flights.  

Call Paramount Business Jets today at +1-877-727-2538 or visit our website to request a customized charter flight quote.