London and Dubai Private Jet Charter
Private Jet Charter from London to Dubai
- Distance: 2,978 nm (about 3,430 miles), London Luton to Al Maktoum
- Min/max flight time: 6h 30m – 7h 55m
- From: $81,000 one way
- Aircraft: Super midsize → Ultra long range
- Preferred Airports: LTN → DWC
PrivateJet.com, the leading domain in private aviation, provides on-demand private flights from London to Dubai.
Flying nonstop from London to Dubai on a private jet is one of the busiest long-haul business routes. Hence, flying a private jet from London to Dubai is the quickest way to do business or travel first class between London and one of the Middle East’s most significant business hubs. This route is one of the preferred options for our C-level executive clients, UHNW individuals, family offices, and diplomats who need to be sure of on-time departure, time efficiency, and privacy.
Since January 2022, the UAE has worked the same Monday-to-Friday week as London, and Dubai is three hours ahead in summer and four in winter. Leave London in the evening and you land in Dubai early the next morning, with a full working day ahead.
Chartering a private jet in London or Dubai? See our air charter pages: Private jet flights London and Private jet charter Dubai.
What Does a Private Jet Charter between London and Dubai Cost?
*Some older heavy jets, such as the Legacy 600, may need a fuel stop with a full cabin.
Prices as of October 2026. Estimates are for a one-way private jet charter from London to Dubai, before taxes and fees.
Best Private Jet Airports in London and Dubai
London
- Farnborough Airport (FAB)
- London Luton Airport (LTN)
- London Biggin Hill Airport (BQH)
- London Stansted Airport (STN)
Dubai
- Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC)
- Dubai International Airport (DXB)
- Al Bateen Executive Airport (AZI)
- Sharjah International Airport (SHJ)
Private Jets for Charter Flights between London & Dubai
Super Midsize Jets
Super-midsize jets are the lowest-cost way to fly this route. Plan on one fuel stop, which adds about an hour, although the longest-range models can sometimes fly nonstop with a light load and favorable winds.
Heavy Jets
Heavy jets are the most common choice for this route. Most fly it nonstop, and their cabins have room for a dining area and seats that fold flat for sleeping on an overnight flight.
Ultra Long Range Jets
Ultra-long-range jets have the biggest cabins on this route, with enough space to set up separate areas for working, dining and sleeping.
London to Dubai Private Jet Charter Services
Our team chooses the aircraft with a certified operator and gets the overflight and landing permits sorted for every country the flight crosses, along with your arrival slot in Dubai. As for which airport, it usually comes down to timing versus traffic. Al Maktoum is easier if your schedule might shift; Dubai International puts you closer to DIFC and Downtown.
Coming back within a few days? It’s worth seeing two prices: a round trip with the crew staying over in Dubai, and two separate one-way flights.
Enjoy a Private Flight between London & Dubai with a Trusted Private Jet Provider
For a quote, tell us when you want to leave and how many people are flying, and say if the flight has to be nonstop. Knowing where your meetings are helps us choose between Al Maktoum and Dubai International. You can call our team 24/7 or request a quote online.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I fly nonstop from London to Dubai on a private jet?
Yes, if you book a heavy or ultra-long range jet. Most of them make the trip without stopping, in a little over 6 hours to just over 7. A super-midsize jet is cheaper but will usually land once on the way to refuel.
Which Dubai airport is a better choice for a private jet from London?
If you need to land closer to Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah choose Al Maktoum (DWC). Dubai International (DXB) is closer to DIFC and Downtown.
Do UK passengers need a visa for Dubai?
You don’t have to apply in advance. British passport holders are given a free visit visa at immigration when they land in the UAE, and it lets you stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Your passport needs at least six months left on it from your arrival date.