Private Jet Hong Kong
Charter a private jet to Hong Kong from the US, or fly from Hong Kong to cities across Asia. Let us know where and when you’re flying, and we’ll put together aircraft options with pricing.
Hong Kong Private Jet Charter Flights
According to the 2024 InvestHK and Census and Statistics Department survey, 1,410 companies with parents outside Hong Kong run their regional headquarters in the city, and another 2,410 have regional offices there. Many of the trips their executives make are short: Shanghai is about two hours away, Seoul around three, and Singapore or Tokyo usually under four.
With a charter, you can fly to a meeting in another capital and be home the same evening, or visit three cities in a week on your own schedule. Hong Kong has its own customs and immigration, separate from mainland China. So even a quick hop to Shenzhen or Shanghai needs a mainland landing permit for the jet.
If you’re flying in from Los Angeles or New York, the jet doesn’t have to leave when your meetings end. It can stay in Hong Kong and take you on to Tokyo or Singapore later in the week. If you’re flying in from Los Angeles or New York, the jet doesn’t have to leave when your meetings end. It can stay in Hong Kong and take you on to Tokyo or Singapore later in the week. Before we send a quote, we check slots and parking at each airport, as well as the drive from the airport to your meetings. Before we send a quote, we check slots and parking at each airport, as well as the drive from the airport to your meetings.
What Does a Private Jet to Hong Kong Cost?
Charter rates for the aircraft below range from about $3,900 an hour for a light jet to $17,500 an hour for an ultra-long-range jet. The shortest US route below, Seattle, starts at about $203,000 one way. Regional flights are much cheaper: about $9,000 to Taipei and up to $53,000 to Tokyo.
Price depends mostly on where the closest available jet is. If it has to fly in empty to pick you up, you pay for that positioning time.
Private Jet Airports near Hong Kong
- Hong Kong International Airport (HKG): opened 24 hours, 12,467-ft runway, with private flights handled at the Hong Kong Business Aviation Centre, the airport’s only business aviation terminal
- Macau International Airport (MFM): needs no mainland permit, opened 24 hours, 11,024-ft runway, about 40 to 45 minutes by road from Hong Kong International
- Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport (SZX): requires a mainland China permit, 12,467-ft runway, one to two hours by road or ferry to Hong Kong
FBO Services at Hong Kong Airports:
Lounge Facilities: HKBAC’s new terminal building opened in September 2025 and has VIP lounges, private suites and meeting rooms.
Customs and Immigration: Customs, immigration and health checks happen inside HKBAC, away from the airline terminals.
Aircraft Handling: Jets often park on remote stands at Hong Kong International, a 10- to 15-minute van ride from the terminal.
Ground Transportation: The Airport Express reaches Central in 24 minutes, or a car can meet you at the terminal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which airport do private jets use in Hong Kong?
Most land at Hong Kong International Airport and use the Hong Kong Business Aviation Centre, its only private jet terminal. When slots or parking there run short, Macau International is the nearest alternative. The drive from Macau to Hong Kong International takes about 40 to 45 minutes.
Can I fly from Hong Kong to mainland China on a private jet?
Yes, as long as you allow time for the mainland permit. The aircraft documents must be approved before the landing permit can be requested, which usually takes 7 to 10 days and longer around Chinese public holidays.
Can I fly nonstop from the US to Hong Kong on a private jet?
Yes, in the longest-range jets. The Gulfstream G700 has a range of 7,750 nm and the Global 7500 has 7,700 nm. Los Angeles is about 6,300 nm from Hong Kong and New York about 7,000 nm. A full cabin or strong winter headwinds on the westbound leg can mean a fuel stop, and we’ll tell you if your flight needs one when we quote.
Book Your Private Flights to and from Hong Kong
We book each flight with a certified operator and handle the permits and passenger data for every leg. That includes the US Customs filing for your flight home.
On busy dates, Hong Kong International can run out of slots or parking. If that happens, we’ll quote Macau instead.
To get a quote, tell us your route, dates and number of passengers. You can call our team 24/7 or request a quote online.