Baltimore and Orlando Private Jet Charter
Private Jet Charter between Baltimore and Orlando
- Distance: 692 nm (about 800 miles), Martin State to Orlando Executive
- Min/max flight time: 2h – 3h 30m
- From: $11,500 one way
- Aircraft: Turboprop → Heavy
- Preferred Airports: MTN → ORL
PrivateJet.com arranges Baltimore to Orlando private jet charter flights on demand for business and leisure travel between Maryland and Central Florida.
Baltimore is home to financial firms such as T. Rowe Price, whose global headquarters and client conference center are on the Harbor Point waterfront. In Orlando, the Orange County Convention Center is the second-largest convention facility in the country, hosting more than 230 events and about 1.4 million attendees a year. For families, the pull is the theme parks.
A charter lets you choose the airport at each end. You can leave from Martin State on Baltimore’s east side and land at Orlando Executive, a few minutes from downtown, about two hours later. If you’re visiting the parks or the convention district, Kissimmee Gateway is closer.
Planning a one-way or round-trip private flight from Baltimore or Orlando? See: Private jet Baltimore and Private jet Orlando.
What Does a Private Jet Charter between Baltimore and Orlando Cost?
| Aircraft Type | Estimated Charter Costs | Flight Time | Fuel Stop |
| Turboprops | $11,500 – $12,500 | 2h 50m – 3h 30m | nonstop |
| Light jets | $14,000 – $15,500 | 2h 10m – 2h 30m | nonstop |
| Midsize jets | $16,000 – $18,000 | 2h 10m – 2h 15m | nonstop |
| Super midsize jets | $22,000 – $23,500 | 2h – 2h 15m | nonstop |
| Heavy jets | $27,500 – $30,500 | 2h – 2h 10m | nonstop |
Prices as of September 2026. Estimates are for a one-way private jet charter from Baltimore to Orlando.
Charter rates to Orlando rise during school holidays and the weeks of the biggest trade shows, when demand peaks. If no aircraft is based near Baltimore, the quote includes the cost of flying one in. Fees vary between Orlando’s airports, so the one you land at can also change the final price.
Best Private Jet Airports in Baltimore and Orlando
Baltimore
- Martin State Airport (MTN): 9 miles east of Baltimore, runway of about 7,000 ft, handles any business jet, de-icing available, preferred departure for this route
- Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI): 9 miles south of Baltimore, 10,503-ft runway, open around the clock, convenient for Columbia, Annapolis, and the Washington side of the region
Other airports near Baltimore are too small, or don’t have the services most charter jets on this route need.
Orlando
- Orlando Executive Airport (ORL): 3 miles east of downtown Orlando, 6,004-ft runway, attended 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., preferred arrival for this route
- Kissimmee Gateway Airport (ISM): 16 miles southwest of Orlando, 6,001-ft runway, tower open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., best for the theme park area and the convention district
- Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB): 16 miles northeast of Orlando, 11,002-ft runway, open around the clock, best for Lake Mary, the northern suburbs, and heavy jets
Private Jets for Charter Flights between Baltimore & Orlando
Turboprops
Most of the route from Baltimore to Orlando is over land along the East Coast, so single-engine turboprops like the Pilatus PC-12 NG can fly it, as can the twin-engine King Air 250. They’re the least expensive option for two to four passengers. They also work well into Kissimmee Gateway if you’re going to the parks and don’t mind a longer flight.
Light Jets
The Pilatus PC-24 and Citation CJ2+ are good choices for executives flying down for a day at a trade show, and both can use Orlando Executive or Kissimmee Gateway. A small business group traveling with roller bags and briefcases will have enough baggage space.
Midsize Jets
A Learjet 60XR or Hawker 850XP has room for a family’s luggage for a week at the parks, including strollers and car seats. The enclosed lavatory is a real advantage when young children are on board. For families staying in a vacation rental near the parks, Kissimmee Gateway is usually the easiest airport for this size of jet.
Super Midsize Jets
The Praetor 500 and Citation Latitude suit a company sending a team to a convention, or two families traveling together. With a stand-up cabin and Wi-Fi, a sales team can prepare for the show on the flight down. Display materials and golf bags go in the large baggage hold, leaving the cabin free.
Heavy Jets
The Falcon 900EX and Challenger 605 carry the largest groups on this route, such as an extended family or a leadership team. Orlando Executive’s runway is shorter than those at the region’s bigger airports, so with a full cabin the operator may land at Orlando Sanford, whose runway is nearly twice as long. The cabin can be divided into separate sections, and a flight attendant is usually on board.
Baltimore to Orlando Private Jet Charter Services
PrivateJet.com plans each Baltimore to Orlando flight around where you need to be on the ground. For downtown meetings, we’ll route you into the Orlando Executive. For the convention district or the theme parks, Kissimmee Gateway puts you closer. If you’re staying in the northern suburbs, or your aircraft needs a longer runway, we’ll book Sanford. We also arrange the car from the FBO to your hotel, the convention center, or your vacation rental, and can order catering for the flight.
For business travelers, we can plan a same-day round trip with the crew waiting in Orlando. You spend the full day at the show and are home in Maryland that night. For families, we arrange car seats for ground transportation and let the operator know in advance about children or pets flying.
Enjoy a Seamless Private Flight between Baltimore & Orlando with a Trusted Private Jet Provider
Tell us where in Central Florida you’re headed and when you’d like to leave Baltimore. We’ll recommend the aircraft and Orlando airport that fit your trip and send a detailed quote. You can call our charter team at any hour or request a quote online.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I fly into Orlando for a trade show and return to Baltimore the same day?
Yes. The flight takes about two hours each way in most jets, so a morning departure from Martin State leaves most of the day for the show floor. The operator can keep the crew and aircraft in Orlando until you’re ready to fly home that evening.
Can I leave Martin State early in the morning or return late at night?
Usually, yes, if you give some notice. The Martin State FBO is open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, and the airport can accommodate earlier or later operations with at least 24 hours’ notice. If you plan a very early departure, mention it when you book.
Why charter when there are many airline flights from Baltimore to Orlando?
Airline flights run on a fixed schedule between BWI and Orlando International. A charter leaves when you’re ready, departs from Martin State, and lands at the Orlando airport closest to your destination, so you skip the terminal lines. This makes a real difference if you’re traveling with a sales team or a family with a lot of luggage. It also helps if you need to be back the same day.