Baltimore and Atlanta Private Jet Charter
Private Jet Charter between Baltimore and Atlanta
- Distance: 501 nm (about 575 miles), Martin State to DeKalb-Peachtree
- Min/max flight time: 1h 20m – 2h 45m
- From: $10,000 one way
- Aircraft: Turboprop → Ultra long range
- Preferred Airports: MTN → PDK
PrivateJet.com arranges Baltimore to Atlanta private jet charter flights on demand between Maryland and Georgia.
Getting from Baltimore to Atlanta isn’t hard. Delta, Southwest, and Frontier all fly the route nonstop, many times a day. With a charter, you leave Martin State when you’re ready and land at DeKalb-Peachtree in Chamblee, inside the Perimeter, without going through Hartsfield-Jackson. There’s no time change, and the flight is under two hours by jet, so you can fit a morning meeting in Atlanta and dinner at home in Maryland into the same day.
T. Rowe Price has its headquarters on the Harbor Point waterfront in Baltimore, and the Atlanta area is home to the headquarters of Coca-Cola, Home Depot, UPS, and Delta. Both cities draw a steady flow of corporate travel.
Related private jet charter pages: Private jet Baltimore and Private jet charter Atlanta.
What Does a Private Jet Charter between Baltimore and Atlanta Cost?
Prices as of October 2026. Estimates are for a one-way private jet charter from Baltimore to Atlanta.
Choosing an aircraft category has the biggest effect on price. For a day trip, keeping the crew in Atlanta and flying home that evening often costs less than two one-way flights.
Best Private Jet Airports in Baltimore and Atlanta
Baltimore
- Martin State Airport (MTN): 9 miles east of Baltimore, runway of about 7,000 ft, FBO open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., with earlier or later departures possible on 24 hours’ notice, preferred departure for this route
- Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI): 9 miles south of Baltimore, 10,503-ft runway, attended around the clock, convenient for Columbia, Annapolis, and travelers coming from the Washington side
Atlanta
- DeKalb-Peachtree Airport (PDK): 8 miles northeast of Atlanta in Chamblee, 6,001-ft runway, voluntary night curfew from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m., prior authorization needed for aircraft over 75,000 lb, preferred arrival for this route
- Fulton County Executive Airport/Charlie Brown Field (FTY): 6 miles west of Atlanta, 5,797-ft runway, the closer option for downtown and the west side
Hartsfield-Jackson, south of downtown, is Atlanta’s airline hub and also handles private aircraft.
Private Jets for Charter Flights between Baltimore & Atlanta
Turboprops
You can fly the whole route over land, so a single-engine turboprop works just as well here as a twin. It’s the least expensive way to get to Atlanta, and the trip takes about half an hour longer than in a jet. For two to four people with one meeting on the schedule, that extra half hour is easy to absorb.
Light Jets
A light jet suits a small team going down for the day. It can land at either DeKalb-Peachtree or Fulton County, so pick whichever is closer to your first appointment. A flight of under two hours is comfortable in a cabin this size.
Midsize Jets
Six to eight seats, an enclosed lavatory, and room for overnight bags in case the trip stretches into a second day. A group can also go over a presentation together on the way down. It’s usually the best balance of space and cost on this route for a group too big for a light jet.
Super Midsize Jets
Time isn’t the reason to step up here, because a super-midsize jet saves only a few minutes over a midsize. The cabin is. You can stand up and spread out, and Wi-Fi on most aircraft lets you keep working.
Heavy Jets
A heavy jet gets a board or a full delegation to Atlanta together. Most heavy jets are certified below 75,000 lb, so DeKalb-Peachtree takes them without special arrangements.
Ultra Long Range Jets
You don’t need this much aircraft for a trip under two hours. An ultra-long range jet makes sense when Atlanta is the first leg of a longer journey, or when one is already nearby and priced as an empty leg. Most of these jets are certified above 75,000 lb, so we either arrange prior authorization at DeKalb-Peachtree or plan the arrival at Hartsfield-Jackson.
Baltimore to Atlanta Private Jet Charter Services
We’ll match the Atlanta airport to your meetings: DeKalb-Peachtree for the north side and the Perimeter, Fulton County for downtown. A car will be waiting at the FBO. If you’re flying out before 6 a.m. or coming back late, we arrange Martin State’s extended hours ahead of time.
On a same-day trip, the crew waits in Atlanta until you’re ready to fly home. Companies whose teams travel between Baltimore and Atlanta regularly can set up recurring flights on a fixed schedule.
Enjoy a Seamless Private Flight between Baltimore & Atlanta with a Trusted Private Jet Provider
Tell us when your first meeting in Atlanta starts and when you want to be back in Baltimore. We’ll plan the flight times around both and send you an itemized quote. You can call our charter team at any hour or request a quote online.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I fly into DeKalb-Peachtree or Fulton County?
It depends on where your meetings are. DeKalb-Peachtree is northeast of the city, inside the Perimeter, and it takes most aircraft on this route, including most heavy jets, with prior authorization for the largest ones. Fulton County is west of the city, the closer choice for downtown, with a slightly shorter runway.
Can I fly from Baltimore to Atlanta and back in one day?
Yes. With no time change and a flight of under two hours by jet, a morning departure from Martin State leaves a full day in Atlanta before an evening flight home. The crew waits at the FBO until you’re ready.
Can I leave Martin State early in the morning?
Yes, with some notice. The FBO at Martin State is open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day, and the airport can arrange earlier or later departures with at least 24 hours’ notice.