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Dublin, Ireland’s vibrant capital, is a major economic and cultural hub in Europe, renowned for its dynamism and rich heritage.
With Private Jets Connect, access an unparalleled travel experience from Dublin Airport. We guarantee comfort, confidentiality, and flexibility for all your journeys, whether for business or leisure.
Dublin Airport can accommodate all types of private jets, from small turboprops to ultra-long-range aircraft. However, the city is served by two airports: the main airport for transatlantic flights, and a second airport closer to the city center for European flights. Here are three common scenarios.
Edinburgh 55 min, London 1 hr, Manchester 50 min
For a day trip to London, Edinburgh, or Manchester, a turboprop or a very light jet suffices: comfortable cabin, quick ascent, no overcapacity. A super-light jet becomes necessary when adding substantial luggage or desiring an in-cabin aisle for work.
Excellent value for money. Access to short runways and secondary airports. Highly reliable and versatile.
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Extended range over VLJs. Comfortable 6-8 passenger cabin. Perfect for regional and continental routes.
Paris 1 hr 25 min, Amsterdam 1 hr 20 min, Frankfurt 1 hr 35 min
This is the most frequent scenario for teams working from Dublin's tech or financial headquarters. A midsize jet offers stand-up cabin height, baggage capacity for several days of travel, and range to Zurich or Warsaw. A super-midsize jet suits larger delegations or multi-leg combined trips.
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New York 7 hrs, Boston 6 hrs 30 min, Dubai 7 hrs 30 min
Dublin is one of the natural gateways to the US East Coast from Western Europe. A heavy jet connects New York or Boston non-stop from the main 3,109m runway. For Dubai or other long distances beyond 7,500 km, an ultra-long-range (ULR) aircraft covers the distance in one go.
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Price estimates for frequent routes from Dublin Airport. These rates are indicative: the actual cost depends on the aircraft, number of passengers, seasonality, and availability. The only way to get an accurate price is to request a quote.
| Route | Duration | Light Jet 6-8 pax | Midsize Jet 7-9 pax | Super Midsize Jet 8-12 pax | Heavy Jet 10-14 pax |
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An empty leg to or from Dublin is a repositioning flight already on the schedule: the aircraft needs to reach another base or its next mission. These trips are offered at a reduced fare, often around 30% to 75% off a classic charter, in exchange for less flexibility on dates and routing.
On every enquiry, we systematically scan the sky for these opportunities. The goal: whenever possible, a more competitive quote, on price as well as on the aircraft category available.
In Dublin, the primary factor is the nature of the flight, not the season. The city generates two very different types of demand: European business flights in midsize or super-midsize jets (1 to 2-hour journeys, controlled cost), and transatlantic flights in heavy jets or ULRs, where the hourly rate is significantly higher. Identifying your actual need is the first step.
Next, business demand is constant and not very seasonal, linked to the agendas of multinational corporations located in the Docklands. Peaks concentrate around quarterly reporting periods, major autumn tech conferences (October-November), and sectoral events. Availability tightens specifically during these windows.
Event seasonality comes into play in spring and summer: the St. Patrick’s Day festival (mid-March) and the Dublin Horse Show (August) concentrate flights from the UK and Europe. Booking 7 to 10 days in advance for these dates avoids slot complications.
From the very first contact, by email, WhatsApp or phone, as you prefer, a dedicated agent takes the controls. They scan the entire sky, compare available aircraft and negotiate with operators to secure the best jet at the best price. One voice, one face: the same person watches over your flight, from take-off to landing.
Dublin is 10 km north of the city center, 15 to 30 minutes depending on traffic to the Docklands or the historic center. Three runways. The main one, 10R/28L, is 3,109 m long and accommodates large jets and transatlantic flights without restriction. Runways 16/34 (2,637 m) and 10L/28R (2,072 m) complete for lighter aircraft. Altitude 74 m. Open 24/7, customs and fuel continuously available. Only closed on December 25.
Three companies welcome jets away from the airline terminals: Signature Flight Support (staffed from 6 AM to 10 PM, on call thereafter), Universal Aviation (24/7 on call), and Alliance Flight Support.
Approximately 15 km from Dublin city center
Short runway, suitable for light aircraft and turboprops. Relevant for discreet private flights with small aircraft, without EIDW slot constraints. To be considered based on aircraft and final destination.
Upon Your Arrival
You are received by Signature, Universal, or Alliance, depending on the chosen company. Customs are separate from the airline terminal.
Your car picks you up at the foot of the aircraft: 15 to 25 minutes to the Docklands, 20 minutes to the city center, 25 to 35 minutes south (Ballsbridge, Ranelagh).
At Dublin Airport, Signature Flight Support, Universal Aviation, or Alliance will welcome you on the business aviation side. From there, a car will reach the Grand Canal Dock offices (Docklands, IFSC) in 15 to 25 minutes, the historic center in 20 minutes, and southern districts like Ballsbridge or Ranelagh in 25 to 35 minutes, depending on traffic.
To reach The K Club in Kildare (approx. 35 km southwest, less than 20 minutes by helicopter versus 45 minutes by road), Portmarnock Golf Club (15 km from the airport), or an estate in the Wicklow Mountains, a helicopter from the airport offers an efficient alternative when your schedule is tight. The segment is timed to your actual landing time.
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A chauffeur and luxury vehicle await you on the tarmac, at the handler's facility. Direct to the offices in Grand Canal Dock (Google, Meta, LinkedIn, Airbnb), a meeting room in the IFSC (International Financial Services Centre), or a city center hotel, without passing through the commercial terminal or its queues.
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Arrange this transferEvery takeoff and landing requires a reserved time slot, allocated by Airport Coordination Ltd. For St. Patrick's Day, the Horse Show, or autumn conferences, allow 7 to 10 days.
Aside from this date, there is no curfew. Customs and fuel remain available at night, including for very short-notice flights.
The 3,109 m runway allows a large jet to depart at full load. New York is approximately 5,100 km (7 hours), Boston approximately 4,900 km (6 hours 30 minutes), non-stop. US formalities are completed upon arrival at the designated port of entry airport in the United States.
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In Ireland, your journey takes on a special flavor. Our private chef draws inspiration from local delicacies, from Atlantic smoked salmon to artisanal cheeses, to create a bespoke menu, accompanied by a refined selection of Irish whiskies.
Compose my menuDublin hosts the European headquarters of most major American tech players: Google settled there in 2004 (Gordon House, Barrow Street), followed by Meta, LinkedIn, Salesforce, Airbnb, and Twitter (now X). This choice is based on Irish taxation (standard corporate tax rate of 12.5%) and the availability of qualified English-speaking executives. The Docklands area, rebranded Silicon Docks, concentrates these campuses two kilometers from the historic center.
For business aviation, this creates a continuous and less seasonal flow: American delegations making round trips with their Dublin teams, European executives heading to EMEA headquarters, consultants connecting Dublin with London or Frankfurt the next day. The IFSC (International Financial Services Centre), also in the Docklands, concentrates banks, hedge funds, and insurers generating the same type of traffic. Many of our flights to or from Dublin are direct business trips, without a tourist dimension.
Regarding the transatlantic dimension, an operational point to note: Dublin and Shannon are the only two airports in Europe to host a US commercial preclearance service (US CBP). For commercial flights, passengers clear US formalities before departure and arrive in the United States as domestic passengers. This service is reserved for scheduled commercial flights in Dublin. For private jets, US customs formalities are completed upon arrival at the designated port of entry, as for any international flight. If a client specifically requires GA (General Aviation) preclearance, Shannon (EINN), 200 km to the west, is the available Irish alternative for private flights.
Dublin offers a wealth of activities for every taste. History and culture enthusiasts can explore Trinity College and its famous library housing the Book of Kells, visit Dublin Castle, or delve into the history of beer at the Guinness Storehouse.
For an immersion in local life, a stroll through the Temple Bar district, with its traditional pubs and live music, is a must. Literature lovers will appreciate the many museums dedicated to great Irish writers.
For those looking to book a moment of relaxation after a business meeting, green parks like St Stephen’s Green offer a serene escape.
Everything you need to know to organize a private flight to or from Dublin Airport (EIDW) with Private Jets Connect.
To book a private jet to or from Dublin, simply contact Private Jets Connect. Our experts are available 24/7 to help organize your tailored flight. We take into account your preferences, passenger count, preferred aircraft type and schedule to propose the best option — comfort, flexibility and discretion included.
Private Jets Connect is your dedicated partner for private jet bookings to or from Dublin. As a specialized air charter broker, we give you access to our network of certified operators, personalized advice and end-to-end trip management from take-off to landing.
Dublin is an airport coordinated by ACL (Airport Coordination Ltd.): every takeoff and landing requires an approved slot in advance. Our handler submits the request upon flight confirmation, the procedure is transparent. During quiet periods, the slot is obtained in a few hours. During busy windows (St. Patrick’s Day, Dublin Horse Show, autumn summits), available slots tighten: a 7 to 10-day lead time is preferable.
Dublin International operates 24/7, without a curfew, with customs (H24), JET A1 fuel (H24), and handling continuously available throughout the year. The only exception confirmed by the official AIP: the airport closes on December 25 (NOTAM published annually). For any travel around December 25, this point must be anticipated during planning.
Dublin has three runways. The main one, 10R/28L, measures 3,109 m and accommodates heavy jets and transatlantic ultra-long-range aircraft without restriction. Runway 16/34 (2,637 m) is suitable for all midsize to super-midsize jets. The third runway, 10L/28R (2,072 m), is reserved for light aircraft. The airport’s altitude (74 m, 243 ft) imposes no significant performance restrictions.
Yes. A heavy jet like the Gulfstream G650 or Bombardier Global 7500 connects Dublin to New York (approx. 5,100 km, 7 hours) or Boston (approx. 4,900 km, 6 hours 30 minutes) non-stop from the main 3,109 m runway. US customs formalities are completed upon arrival at the designated port of entry in the United States. Note: the US preclearance (US CBP) available in Dublin is reserved for scheduled commercial flights, not private jets.
Three windows concentrate demand: St. Patrick’s Day weekend (around March 17), the week of the Dublin Horse Show in August (RDS Arena, Ballsbridge), and major autumn business conferences (October-November). During these periods, slots and available aircraft become scarce. Outside these windows, availability is good, even on short notice.
Three FBOs provide services for private jets at EIDW: Signature Flight Support (Terminal T1x, staffed hours 06:00-22:00), Universal Aviation (24/7 on call, landside office with meeting room available for clients), and Alliance Flight Support (dedicated GA ramp and heated hangar on the Westland apron). The choice depends on the aircraft, hangar availability, and your preferences. We will guide you based on your flight.
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Nestled in the heart of Dublin, The Shelbourne, Autograph Collection, is an iconic address offering a refined hotel experience. This prestigious establishment, ideally located on St Stephen's Green, provides an elegant setting and attentive service, perfect for discerning travelers. The interiors harmoniously blend historic charm with contemporary comfort, creating an atmosphere of discretion and luxury. Guests can enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi and enviable proximity to the city's cultural sites and business districts. For Private Jets Connect clients, a private transfer can be arranged directly from the airport, ensuring a seamless and exclusive transition to this Dublin haven of peace.
The Vintage Kitchen, located on Poolbeg Street in Dublin, invites an authentic immersion into Irish gastronomy. This restaurant, appreciated for its warm and intimate ambiance, offers cuisine that highlights local flavors with a touch of refinement. The setting, both casual and romantic, makes it a privileged spot for a memorable lunch or dinner. Guests can discover carefully crafted dishes, often accompanied by excellent coffee or delicate desserts, contributing to a complete sensory experience. The Vintage Kitchen embodies the spirit of Dublin conviviality, offering a gourmet interlude appreciated by clientele seeking authenticity and quality.
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Ireland is a country of breathtaking landscapes, and Dublin is an excellent starting point for exploring its wonders. Within a few hours’ drive, you can visit the majestic Cliffs of Moher, the wild beauty of Connemara, or the historic city of Galway.
For a closer getaway, the Wicklow Mountains, dubbed the “Garden of Ireland,” offer spectacular scenery and hiking opportunities. A private flight can also quickly connect you to other major European cities for connections or meetings.
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