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      Private Jet Charter between Augusta and New York

      Book a nonstop private jet charter flight from Augusta to New York with the option to select your aircraft upon request.

      Every April, the Masters turns Augusta into one of the busiest private-jet destinations anywhere. Aircraft arrive from all over the world, both city airports fill, and New York, home to a good share of the tournament’s corporate crowd, sends more than its share.

      There is no nonstop flight between Augusta and New York. Flying commercially means connecting through Atlanta or Charlotte and losing most of the day to it. A private charter skips all that: you fly direct and land minutes from Manhattan, instead of fighting your way out of a major hub.

      Both ends offer a choice of airport, and the right pairing depends on where you’re going, and, during Masters week, on how early you book.

      What Does a Private Jet Charter between Augusta and New York Cost?

      Estimated one-way charter pricing between Augusta and New York is typically:

      1. Turboprops: $10,500 – $11,500;
      2. Light Jets: $13,000 – $14,000;
      3. Midsize Jets: $15,000 – $16,500;
      4. Super Midsize Jets: $20,500 – $22,000;
      5. Heavy Jets: $26,000 – $29,000;
      6. Ultra Long Range Jets: $12,000 – $17,000;

      Actual pricing varies based on aircraft availability, positioning, airport selection, passenger count, and the specific itinerary. Masters week is the exception to every estimate: demand across the region is extraordinary, aircraft are repositioned from far away, and rates rise steeply, so early booking matters more then than at any other time of year.

      Flight Time between Augusta and New York

      A nonstop private jet flight from Augusta to New York takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes. Both cities are on Eastern time, so the clock reads the same at both ends and there is no adjustment on arrival.

      Best Private Jet Airports in Augusta and New York

      Augusta

      Augusta Regional Airport (AGS)

      Daniel Field (DNL)

       

      New York

      Teterboro Airport (TEB)

      Westchester County Airport (HPN)

      Republic Airport (FRG)

       

      Private Jets for Charter Flights between Augusta & New York

      Turboprops

      The one thing a turboprop does well here is Daniel Field, the close-in airport by downtown Augusta, which its short runway handles with ease. Over 770 miles, though, it is near the edge of its range and slower than a jet, so most travelers start a class higher.

      Light Jets

      A light jet is a natural fit for a small group and covers the route without a stop. It also opens up Daniel Field, the smaller airport close to downtown Augusta, whose runway suits lighter aircraft, which can be the quickest way in and out of the city.

      Midsize Jets

      A midsize jet gives you a stand-up cabin, a proper baggage hold, and the space to work or hold a conversation across the flight. For a group traveling to New York for business, or anyone who would rather arrive with room to spare, it is usually the most comfortable balance on the route.

      Super Midsize Jets

      A super-midsize cabin brings more width, a larger galley, and the range to carry New York onward as one leg of a longer trip. It suits a larger party, or travelers who want to make full use of the time in the air.

      Heavy Jets

      A heavy jet offers the largest cabin on the route, with separate seating areas and full onboard service. It is more aircraft than the distance alone requires, but a strong choice for a sizable group, a Masters party traveling together, or a journey that continues beyond New York.

      Ultra Long Range Jets

      Where an ultra-long-range jet earns its place is the trip beyond New York, an Atlantic crossing to Europe, where the range and the cabin count.

      Augusta and New York Private Jet Charter Services

      With PrivateJet.com, the trip is planned entirely around your schedule. We offer expedited boarding, meals from the restaurants you actually like, and complete discretion from the moment you arrive. At Teterboro, a car meets you on the ramp for the run into Midtown, or a helicopter takes you straight into Manhattan if the traffic is bad. Into Augusta, an SUV is waiting at Daniel Field, a few minutes from downtown.

       

      Enjoy a Seamless Private Flight between Augusta & New York with a Trusted Private Jet Provider

      Contact PrivateJet.com today to get an instant and transparent quote for your next flight from Asheville to Atlanta. We offer fixed prices disclosed in advance, access to all classes of aircraft worldwide, and 24/7 support from our U.S.-based aviation experts.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      How early should I book for Masters week?

      As far ahead as you possibly can. The week of the tournament draws private jets to Augusta from all over the world, parking and slots fill fast, and operators reposition aircraft from other regions to meet the demand. Booking months in advance, rather than weeks, gives you the best choice of aircraft and the strongest chance of the arrival and departure times you want.

      Which Augusta airport is better, Bush Field or Daniel Field?

      Both are close to the city, and the right one depends on your aircraft. Augusta Regional, at Bush Field, has the longer runways and handles every size of jet, which makes it the busier choice, especially during the Masters. Daniel Field is only a few minutes from downtown and much calmer, but the shorter runway rules out anything larger than a light jet. We will match the airport to the jet and to where you are staying.

      Is this route only busy for the Masters?

      No. The Masters is the peak by a wide margin, but the route stays busy all year. Cyber and defense work keeps executives moving, and Augusta’s hospitals and universities add steady traffic of their own.