Private Jet Dublin
Request a quote for a private jet charter in Dublin, Ireland, and our team will provide you with information about the aircraft and prices for your selected dates.
Dublin Private Jet Charter Flights
With the usual westerly wind, a private plane flying to Dublin passes over the coast north of Dublin Bay and lands in Collinstown, 6 miles from the city. The Port Tunnel connects the airport to the Docklands area, where the International Financial and Business Center (IFSC) and the offices of tech companies around the Grand Canal Dock keep the business calendar busy. Rugby fans fly in for Six Nations weekends at Aviva Stadium in Ballsbridge, while golfers head west to the K Club in County Kildare.
Dublin Airport (DUB) handles most private flights to Dublin via the FBO in Terminal 1. Weston Airport in Lakeslip, west of the city, accommodates smaller business jets, while Shannon Airport (SNN) on the west coast serves as a pre-clearance point for the U.S. Dublin is a city best explored on foot: from the Georgian-style Merrion Square to the pubs and theaters south of the River Liffey.
What Does a Private Jet to or from Dublin Cost?
The cost of chartering a private jet to or from Dublin ranges from $3,500 to $18,000 per hour. These hourly rates vary depending on aircraft category, model, year of manufacture, onboard amenities, flight time, and itinerary. They include aircraft-specific costs, such as the aircraft, maintenance, crew, insurance, and fuel.
Private Jet Airports near Dublin
Three airports handle charter flights by private aircraft to Dublin and other regions of Ireland.
- Dublin Airport (DUB): 6 miles north of downtown Dublin. The north runway, opened in 2022, is 10,203 feet long; Dublin Airport operates 24 hours a day, every day except Christmas.
- Weston Airport (EIWT): approximately 11 miles west of downtown Dublin, in the town of Lakeslip. Weston has a terminal for business jets and a shorter runway, so we check each aircraft’s runway requirements before providing a quote for this airport.
- Shannon Airport (SNN): approximately 135 miles west of Dublin by road. Shannon offers a full U.S. pre-clearance process for private aircraft and is the closest major airport to Adare Manor, where the 2027 Ryder Cup will be held.
Passengers on private jets at Dublin Airport use the FBO facilities in Terminal 1 instead of the airline lounges; operators include Signature and Universal Aviation.
- Relaxation Areas: The FBO lounges in Terminal 1 offer you a quiet place to wait before your flight. Ireland is not part of the Schengen Area, so passengers arriving from Geneva or Málaga must go through Irish passport control at the airport.
- Ground transportation: We’ll arrange for a driver and car to meet you in the FBO area. The drive to the Docklands area via the Port Tunnel takes about 20 minutes during off-peak hours.
- Aircraft Services: Fueling and ground power services are available at Dublin Airport, as well as de-icing on cold mornings. Late arrivals are not a problem, as Dublin Airport operates 24 hours a day.
- Concierge services: We can book rooms at The Merrion or The Shelbourne hotels on St. Stephen’s Green, as well as arrange in-flight meals for your return flight. On weekends when Six Nations matches are taking place, and during the 2027 Ryder Cup, we recommend booking your flight and hotels in advance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it possible to go through U.S. customs clearance in Ireland before a private flight home?
Yes, at Shannon Airport. Shannon Airport offers full pre-clearance for private aircraft, including Part 135 charter flights, so you can go through immigration, customs, and agricultural inspections before departure and fly directly to an airport in the U.S. Pre-clearance at Dublin Airport is intended for airline passengers, so a private jet departing from Dublin for the United States may make a stop in Shannon to clear customs. We will confirm the availability of pre-clearance for your departure time.
How much does a private jet flight from Dublin to London cost?
A one-way private jet flight from Dublin to London costs $9,500 on a light jet and up to $27,000 on a heavy jet. Charter rates start at $3,500 per hour for turboprops, $4,500 for light jets, $7,500 for midsize jets, and $13,000 and up for heavy aircraft. The full price range for flights from Dublin is from $3,500 to $18,000 per hour.
Which private jet is best for a flight from Dublin to New York?
A heavy jet is the safest choice for a flight from Dublin to New York, as it has sufficient range to fly nonstop even with a headwind. Heavy jets feature a stand-up cabin, an onboard galley, a private restroom, and seats that recline fully flat; most also offer Wi-Fi. Midsize jets are equipped with an onboard galley and restroom for European flights. We check the availability of these amenities on each specific aircraft before you make a reservation.
Book Your Private Flights to Dublin
Let us know when your last meeting at the IFSC ends and where you need to be by dinner time. We search among more than 6,000 aircraft and over 15,000 airports, select a certified operator for you, and ensure that a car is waiting for you at the FBO after you land. Start by requesting a quote: specify the date, route, and number of passengers. Our team works around the clock, seven days a week.