Private Flights to/from Dallas, TX, USA
Air Charter Advisors is your source for the best deals on private jet charter flights to/from Dallas, TX, offering around-the-clock access to private planes near you and competitive charter rates on every flight.
Dallas is the biggest hub of industry in the American South, it’s home to one of the busiest commercial airports in the world, and it’s one of the most popular destinations for private and business aviation in Texas.
Flying private to Dallas allows you to bypass the air traffic of commercial hubs by taking advantage of airports focused primarily on private and general aviation. Clients using our private air charter services can choose to arrive at a variety of regional airports, allowing business and leisure travelers to land closer to their destination.
Air Charter Advisors was established to offer the highest standards in executive and leisure travel. Our air charter brokers offer on-demand private charter flights in Dallas to/from anywhere in the world with access to thousands of private planes located across Texas, the rest of the US, and around the globe for domestic and international jet travel.
Dallas Air Charter Advisors
Our safety and due diligence standards sit atop the private aviation industry, utilizing standards that meet and/or exceed specified by the FAA, and those used by Fortune 500 companies on their business jets and corporate aircraft. All of the private planes we arrange for Dallas charter flights are operated by FAR Part 135 (or foreign equivalent) air carriers, and we review third-party audits to ensure aircraft, operator, and pilot history and performance are satisfactory.
Although we specialize in high-level air charter service, our Dallas Air Charter Advisors can arrange several types of private flights. Our competitive rates and relationships across the country allow us to offer competitive rates on all of our flights, and we have exclusive marketing agreements on planes to pass the saving directly to you. If you’re planning an extended stay, empty leg flights may be available to reduce your charter cost. We also arrange aircraft for group charters when needed by sports teams and large organizations, and we have tons of experience arranging medical charter flights for a variety of clients.
We’re here to become your complete solution for luxury air charters, aircraft acquisition, and private jet management in the DFW area and across the Lone Star State of Texas. Call us at +1 (888) 987-5387 or request a quote for your charter flight to Dallas.
Cost to Charter a Private Jet in Dallas, TX
The cost to charter a private flight to/from Dallas, TX starts at around $2,000 an hour* in a turboprop, $5,000 an hour* in a light jet, $7,000 an hour* in a midsize jet, and $10,000 an hour* or more for a long range jet or VIP airliner. Learn more about the factors that go into hourly charter rates & private jet rental costs.
| Hourly Charter Rates in Dallas, TX* | |
|---|---|
| Pistons $1,000 – $2,000/hour | Turbo-props $1,500 – $3,000/hour |
| Very Light Jets (VLJ) $2,500 – $3,500/hour | Light Jets $3,500 – $4,800/hour |
| Super Light Jets $4,250 – $5,250/hour | Midsize Jets $4,800 – $6,000/hour |
| Super Midsize Jets $6,000 – $7,500/hour | Heavy Jets $8,500 – $10,500/hr |
| Long Range Jets $12,000 – $15,000/hr | VIP Airliners $18,000 – $30,000/hr |
* Hourly charter rates in Dallas, TX will vary depending on aircraft make, model and year, as well as amenities, routing, fuel prices, and scheduling/availability.
Dallas Aircraft Rentals
When working with our jet charter brokers, you’ll enjoy access to thousands of private planes for your aircraft your flight to Dallas, from pistons and turboprops to light, midsize and long range jets, all the way to regional and VIP airliners for group charters and corporate air charter service.
Our global network of aircraft includes more than 10,000 private planes, all operated by FAR Part 135 or 121 (or foreign equivalent) air carriers, and we review third-party audits detailing aircraft, pilot, and operator history before offering options. We use two pilots for every private jet flight, and the flight crews we arrange must be highly qualified to captain the exact plane you’re chartering — our safety standards are second to none.
Some of the most frequently requested aircraft for private flight to/from Dallas includes turboprops and light jets (Cessna 208 Caravan, Pilatus PC-12, Phenom 300, Hawker 400; midsize and super midsize jets (Citation XLS, Challenger 300/350, Hawker 800XP, Legacy 500); and long rang jets (Gulfstream G4, GV, GVI, Global Express/6000/7000/8000).
Check out our aircraft gallery for more details on the aircraft available for your trip. Our Dallas jet charter brokers will provide a variety of aircraft options that match the goals and budget of your trip; choose a cost-effective option, the most stylish business jet in Texas, or somewhere in between. Give us a call — getting a jet charter quote is fast, free, easy, and non-committal.
Private Airports in Dallas, TX
Private jets most often use Dallas Love Field (IATA:KDAL; FAA: DAL), the #1 private airport in Dallas. Clients flying private can choose from nearly a dozen additional airports within 25 miles, with many focusing on private aviation and its passengers.
There are also hundreds of planes based at each airport for flights to/from central Texas, and transient planes in Dallas create empty leg opportunities on a near-daily basis.
Dallas Airports
(KDAL, DAL) Dallas Love Field – Dallas, TX
- Runway: 8,800 feet | 7,752 feet
- FBO: Business Jet Center | Dalfort Fueling | Jet Aviation | Signature Flight Support Terminals (1 & 3) | Textar Aviation
- Customs: 08:00 – 17:00 CST Mon-Fri (24hrs PNR) | +1 214 670 6563
- Hours: 24/7
- Website: http://www.dallas-lovefield.com/
Dallas Love Field (IATA: DAL, ICAO: KDAL, FAA LID: DAL) is located just 6 miles northwest of downtown Dallas, and served as was the city’s main airport until Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) opened in 1974. The airport offers seven FBOs for our private jet clientele, including Landmark, Signature Flight Support and Business Jet Center, as well as general aviation services including fuel, maintenance and hangar rentals.
(DAL) Dallas Love Field features two concrete runways for business jets ranging from light to long-range. The airport’s Main Terminal was modernized in 2009, replacing the terminal with a new 20-gate concourse. The Legend Terminal also available, and is where passengers will find the U.S. Customs and Border Protection facility. Call ACA and book your private jet flight to Love Field.
(KRBD, RBD) Dallas Executive Airport – Dallas, TX
- Alias: Formerly known as Redbird Airport
- FBO: Ambassador Jet Center | Jet Center of Dallas
- Runway: 6,451 feet | 3,800 feet
- Hours: 08:00 – 21:00 LT
- Website: http://www.dallasexecairport.com/
Located southwest of the city’s center, Dallas Executive Airport (IATA: RBD, ICAO: KRBD, FAA LID: RBD) is a general aviation airport. The executive airport mostly services private jet traffic, and is listed as a reliever airport for Dallas Love Field. Originally, it was named Redbird Airport until 1999, after the city took control of the airport following years of under-investment. The name was then changed to (RBD) Dallas Executive in an effort to attract more business jets.
Featuring two asphalt/concrete runways, we can arrange for your turbo-props and light to mid-size jets to arrive here with luxury ground transportation standing by. Dallas Executive is currently undergoing major runway improvements to service long-range corporate jets, which will encourage more air traffic to and reduce the number of refueling stops.
(KADS, ADS) Addison Airport – Addison, TX
- Runway: 7,202 feet
- FBO: Atlantic Aviation | Million Air Dallas
- Hours: 24/7
- Customs: 24hrs | +1 469 737 6913
- Website: http://www.addisonairport.net/
One of the premier private jet airports in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Addison Airport (IATA: RBD, ICAO: KRBD, FAA LID: RBD) is one of the busiest general aviation airports in Texas. Conveniently located just 14 miles outside of the city and alongside the North Dallas Tollway, the airport is the preferred choice for our executive and business flights, allowing them to get where they’re going quickly and easily.
Addison Airport features a 7,202-foot concrete runway for business jets such as a Challenger, Global Express or a Gulfstream IV. Two fixed-base operators are available at Dallas Addison Airport, both offering luxurious passenger terminals, meeting rooms and waiting areas. Atlantic Aviation offers hangaring services for heavy jets up to a G550; Million Air Dallas’ hangar facility can also accommodate most business jets.
The Cavanaugh Flight Museum is also located at (RBD) Addison Airport, featuring an incredible display of antique military aircraft from World War I, the Korean War and the Vietnam War.
(KHQZ, HQZ) Mesquite Metro Airport – Mesquite, TX
- Runway: 5,999 feet
- Website: https://www.cityofmesquite.com/457/Airport-Mesquite-Metro-Airport
Mesquite Metro Airport (ICAO: KHQZ, FAA LID: HQZ) is a public use airport located about 20 miles east of Dallas on the border of Kaufman County. Private funding helped build the airport in 1975, and the city of Mesquite purchased the airport 8 years later using grant money from the FAA.
In 1992, the runway was refurbished and extended by 1,000 feet to service larger aircraft as Dallas became a popular destination for private flights and business jets. Most of the airports located in the United States use the same three-letter location identifiers for the FAA and IATA, however, (HQZ) Mesquite Metro Airport is assigned HQZ by the FAA, but it does not have a designation from the IATA.
(KDFW, DFW) Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport – Fort Worth, TX
- Runway: 13,401 feet | 13,400 feet | 9,301 feet | 9,000 feet | 8,500 feet
- FBO: DFW Corporate Aviation
- Hours: 24/7
- Customs: Yes
- Website: https://www.dfwairport.com/
One of the busiest airports in the world, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (IATA: DFW, ICAO: KDFW, FAA LID: DFW) ranked 10th overall for total passengers in 2013, and 3rd overall for total aircraft movements.
The airport equipped with 5 terminals and 7 runways, and is the primary hub for the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Although commercial traffic is its staple, DFW also services a significant amount of private jet and business jet traffic through its dedicated corporate jet terminal.
The corporate aviation facility includes a spacious lounge, catering, two conference rooms with Wi-Fi access and transportation between terminals. If you’re arriving at (DFW) Dallas-Fort Worth for meetings, Terminals C and D offer two full-service hotels, the Hyatt Regency and Grand Hyatt hotels, respectively, allowing business travelers to stay on-site if preferred. The Hyatt Place Hotel also recently opened, and is located just south of the Rental Car Center.
(KGPM, GPM) Grand Prairie Municipal Airport – Grand Prairie, TX
- Runway: 4,001 feet
- FBO: Aviator Air
- Website: http://www.grandprairieairport.org/
Located about 20 minutes away from both downtown Dallas and downtown Fort Worth, Grand Prairie Municipal Airport (ICAO: KGPM, FAA LID: GPM) is ideally located only 20 minutes from both Dallas and Fort Worth. The airport is ideally situated along many of the area’s major roadways, allowing clients to quickly make their way around the metropolitan area. Grand Prairie is also the nearest airport to AT&T stadium and Ranger Ballpark, making it the preferred arrival airport for major sporting events in Dallas.
(GPM) Grand Prairie Municipal offers a 4,001-foot concrete runway to accommodate turbo-props and light jets. There are two FBOs at the airport: One is a private jet passenger terminal operated by the airport authority that includes a passenger waiting lobby, an on-site restaurant; it also offers self-serve fueling for both piston and jet engine aircraft, as well as ramp parking. Aviator Air operates the other terminal, exclusively catering to private aviation with an expansive lobby, conference room, pilot lounge, and pilot shop, and hangaring services.
(KGKY, GKY) Arlington Municipal Airport – Arlington, TX
- Runway: 6,080 feet
- FBO: Harrison Aviation
- Website: http://www.arlington-tx.gov/airport/
Not to be confused with the airport in Washington State of the same name, Arlington Municipal Airport (ICAO: KGKY, FAA LID: GKY) is a city-owned general aviation airport located just four nautical miles south of Arlington’s central business district. The airport serves as a reliever airport for both Love Field and DFW International.
The airport was originally completed in 1962 after the city purchased the land and received a grant from the FAA. The runway was extended and improvements were made around the airport in the 1980s. Today, (GKY) Arlington Municipal offers a single 6,080-foot concrete runway to service light jets, mid-size jets and some heavier aircraft. Many companies operate their aviation services on-site, including the Bell Helicopter division of Textron.
(KTRL, TRL) Terrell Municipal Airport – Terrell, TX
- Runway: 5,006 feet
- FBO: Terrell Aviation
- Website: http://www.terrellairport.com/
Terrell Municipal Airport (IATA: TRL, ICAO: KTRL) began its journey as a grass field used by a local flying club in the 1940’s. The airport was then leased by the British, who signed a deal to make Terrell Municipal the top British Flight Training School in the Royal Air Force. Terrell is located around 30 miles east of downtown Dallas.
The RAF had left by the mid-40s, but not before expanding and improving the facility to include dual 3,000 foot asphalt runways. Today, (TRL) Terrell Municipal sits along British Flying School Blvd and operates flights using both runways; Runway 17/35 was extended following the war, and measures 5,006-feet in length to accommodate light and mid-sized business jets.
(KLNC, LNC) Lancaster Regional Airport – Lancaster, TX
- Runway: 6,500 feet
- FBO: Lancaster Regional Airport
- Website: http://www.lancasterregionalairport.com/
Arrive via private jet at Lancaster Regional Airport (ICAO: KLNC, FAA LID: LNC), a city-owned, public-use airport located 2 nautical miles (4 km) south of the central business district of Lancaster, in Dallas County, Texas. The airport was formerly known as Lancaster Airport, and it is included in the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems and categorized as a general aviation reliever airport.
Additional Airports
The surrounding area is home to several airports for your flight, with many of them focusing on private and business aviation
Airfields Within 25 miles
(F69) Air Park-Dallas Airport – Dallas
Rwy: 3,080 feet
(T56) Eagle’s Nest Estates Airport – Midlothian
Rwy: 3,216 feet
(F46) Ralph Hall/Rockwall Municipal – Rockwall
Rwy: 3,373 feet
(T31) Aero Country Airport – McKinney
Rwy: 4,352 feet
(KJWY, JWY) Mid-way Regional – Midlothian/Waxahachie
Rwy: 6,500 feet
(KTKI, TKI) McKinney National Airport – McKinney
Rwy: 7,002 | FBO: McKinney Air Center
(52F) Northwest Regional – Roanoke
Rwy: 3,500 feet
(F41) Ennis Municipal – Ennis
Rwy: 3,999 feet
(KFTW, FTW) Fort Worth Meacham Intl – Ft. Worth
Rwy: 7,502 feet | FBO: American Aero – Cornerstone Air Center – Texas Jet
(KAFW, AFW) Fort Worth Alliance – Ft. Worth
Rwy: 11,010 feet | FBO: Alliance
(KFWS, FWS) Fort Worth Spinks – Ft. Worth
Rwy: 6,002 | FBO: Harrison Aviation
(KDTO, DTO) Denton Municipal – Denton
Rwy: 7,002 ft | FBO: Business Air Center – US Aviation
Airfields Between 30 – 50 miles
(9F9) Sycamore Strip Airport | Forth Worth | 3,375 ft
(7F3) Caddo Mills Municipal | Caddo Mills | 4,000 ft
(T67) Hicks Airfield | Fort Worth | 3,740 ft
(16X) Propwash Airport | Justin | 3,000 ft
(4T2) Kenneth Copeland Airport | Forth Worth | 5,943 ft
(KCPT, CPT) Cleburne Regional | Cleburne | 5,697 ft
(KGVT, GVT) Majors Airport | Greenville | 8,030 ft
(50F) Bourland Field | Fort Worth | 4,049 ft
(76F) Van Zandt County Regional | Willis Point | 3,230 ft
(KINJ, INJ) Hillsboro Municipal | Hillsboro | 3,998 ft
(KLUD, LUD) Decatur Municipal | Decatur | 4,200 ft
(7F5) Canton-Hackney Airport | Canton | 3,750 ft
Private Jet to Dallas, TX
Destinations > United States > Texas
Located in the north-central part of Texas, the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, commonly referred to as DFW, North Texas, or The Metroplex, is the most populated area in Texas.
It’s also the 4th most populous area in the country, although Dallas itself is the state’s third-largest city behind Houston and San Antonio. It’s a gigantic, sprawling city featuring numerous districts, so check out this link for information regarding sightseeing, restaurants, nightlife and accommodations in Dallas, Texas.
Dallas rose to fame as a major center for cotton, cattle and oil industries, along with access to several key railways. Later construction of the Interstate Highway System would reinforce its position as a major transportation hub, connecting the city to four major interstate highways, with a fifth interstate loop around the city. Between Houston and Dallas, the state of Texas has become one of the most important logistical areas in North America.
Today, it’s one of the most popular destinations for business jets and executive jet charters in the United States, as well as leisure flights stopping to re-fuel, transfer to a commercial flight, or spend a weekend at one of the area’s top resorts. It’s also a shopper’s paradise, home to more shopping centers per capita than any other city in the country.
Attractions and Events
Things to do in Dallas
Book private plane to Dallas and experience cowboy culture set to a business backdrop. Have you always wanted to wear a cowboy hat to a work meeting, or to go line dancing with your coworkers instead of to that boring bar? Well then saddle up and fly private to Dallas, partner!
This city mastered the after-work cocktail, and seamlessly melded it with their wild western way of life. Honky-tonk your way over to Adair’s Saloon and spend an evening two-stepping with your compadres, or wind down to the tune of live music and local beers at The Rustic Bar & Eatery.
If you have a day off or you’re not busy during the weekend, the city is packed with outdoorsy activities and family fun. Head over to Arlington to watch the Cowboy’s at AT&T Stadium, or catch a Texas Rangers game at Globe Life Park. Arlington is also where you’ll find Six Flags over Texas, a 212-acre theme park home to 12 roller coasters, 5 water rides and a variety of other attractions. There’s also are a ton of golf courses in the area, with five outstanding municipal courses available to the public, along with a wealth of private country clubs.
Another one of the most popular destinations is the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens. With over sixty acres of seasonally rotated displays, it’s no wonder that they receive close to a million visitors every year. While the arboretum is perfect when the weather is nice, the Morton H. Myerson Symphony Center is a great destination for the more music minded private jet traveler. From expansive nature parks and meandering mountain hiking trails to lavish cocktail bars and hip swaying country dance clubs, Dallas is a modern twist on the iconic Lone Star State.
AT&T Stadium
1 AT&T Way, Arlington, TX 76011
(817) 892-4000
http://stadium.dallascowboys.com/
Arboretum & Botanical Gardens
8525 Garland Rd, Dallas, TX
214-515-6500
http://www.dallasarboretum.org/
The Sixth Floor Museum/Texas School Book Depository
411 Elm St, Dallas, TX
214-747-6660
http://www.jfk.org/
The George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum
2943 SMU Blvd, Dallas, TX
214-346-1557
http://www.georgewbushlibrary.smu.edu/
Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center
2301 Flora St, Dallas, TX
214-670-3600
https://www.mydso.com/
Perot Museum of Nature and Science
2201 N. Field St, Dallas, TX
214-428-5555
http://www.perotmuseum.org/
Klyde Warren Park
1909 Woodall Rodgers, Dallas, TX
214-716-4500
http://www.klydewarrenpark.org/
Dallas Museum of Art
1717 North Harwood, Dallas, TX
214-922-1200
https://www.dma.org/visitx
World Aquarium
1801 North Griffin St, Dallas, TX
214-720-2224
http://www.dwazoo.com/
Bishop Arts District
Bishop Avenue, Oak Cliff, Dallas, TX
Contact
Website
Highland Park Village
Mockingbird Lane at Preston Rd, Dallas, TX
214-559-2740
http://hpvillage.com/
Southern Methodist University
6425 Boaz Lane, Dallas, TX
214-768-2000
http://www.smu.edu/
Business and Executive Charter Flights
Our charter brokers connect executives and business flyers to a fleet of private turboprops, jets, airliners and helicopters located across the country within minutes. We search the market for empty leg private jets and compare planes based at local airfields to connect you to the right plane for every flight. Our competitive rates mean you won’t ever have to sacrifice quality, comfort, or safety.
Our simple, pay-as-you-fly service means no additional fees, contracts, or memberships, and we offer jet card programs and private plane sales/acquisitions assistance for clients and corporate teams.
Our air charter brokers are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, offering quick response times and an easy, hassle-free booking process. We can also assist with luxury concierge services including ground transportation, helicopter lifts, and more.
Dallas Business Jet Charters
Dallas built its economic strength on the stockyards of Forth Worth and its massive cotton industry. The fact that the city supplied nearly 1/3 of America’s cotton supply by the mid-1920’s created a series of railroad and highway connections to the state over the years, turning it into the South’s largest transportation hub for both motor vehicles, railway lines, and both commercial and private aviation.
As the biggest city in a state where everything is bigger, including the oil industry, Dallas is one of the most influential oil and gas hubs in the world. After it was first discovered near Kilgore in 1930, Dallas’ proximity to the discovery immediately made it a focal point in the nation’s petroleum industries. Future discoveries of oil in Oklahoma City, the Texas Panhandle and the Gulf coast would cement the city’s position as a leader in the American petroleum market.
Today, Dallas is third on the list of American cities home to Fortune 500 companies, behind only New York City and its Lone Star State neighbor, Houston. Industry leaders such as AT&T, Greyhound Lines, Capital One, Oracle, ExxonMobil, both American & Southwest Airlines, in addition to many, many others, are all headquartered here. Dallas is even sometimes referred to as “Silicon Prairie” due to its concentration of telecommunications companies rivaling that of its Valley counterpoint in the Bay Area.
This has created a very friendly environment for business aviation, with a variety of local airports for business/corporate jets and executive charter flights to choose from, along with an array of private terminals loaded with business amenities. Dallas currently comes in as the third most popular destination for business travel in the United States, and the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center is one of the largest and busiest convention centers in the United States (www.dallasconventioncenter.com).
Dallas was rated as a “beta plus” global city by the Globalization and World Cities Study Group & Network; the city was 14th in a worldwide GDP ranking performed by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. All of the elements add up to one of the most important business regions in the United States. Whether you need a last-minute one-way flight to meet your deadlines, an empty leg charter flight for prospective business ventures, or you just want to create a supplemental lift program for your executives and corporate fleet, speak with one of our advisors today.
Luxury Hotels
Charter a private flight to Dallas and find yourself surrounded by more five-star hotels than you can shake a stick at. Texas is well known for its deeply ingrained ties with the oil and gas industry, and as the hub for American energy and a major player in several other industries, the city is chock full of luxury hotels that house the thousands of business men and women that come in and out every day. Many of these hotels are located within walking distance of the most diverse nightlife in Texas, and just a short cab ride to the rest. From business district modern hotels to homey mom n’ pop and extravagant boutique options, Dallas is bound to have a lodging that suits your needs.
Rosewood Crescent Hotel
400 Crescent Ct, Dallas, TX
(214) 871-3200
http://www.rosewoodhotels.com/en/crescent-dallas
Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek
2821 Turtle Creek Blvd, Dallas, TX
(214) 559-2100
http://www.rosewoodhotels.com/mansion-on-turtle-creek
The Joule
1530 Main St, Dallas, TX
(214) 748-1300
http://www.thejouledallas.com/
The Ashton
2215 Cedar Springs Rd, Dallas, TX
(214) 740-0002
http://ashtonuptown.com/
Four Seasons Resort and Club at Las Colinas
4150 N MacArthur Blvd, Irving, TX 75038
(972) 717-0700
http://www.fourseasons.com/dallas/
The Ritz-Carlton Dallas
2121 McKinney Ave, Dallas, TX
(214) 922-0200
http://www.ritzcarlton.com/en/hotels/dallas
Hotel ZaZa
2332 Leonard St, Dallas, TX
(214) 468-8399
http://www.hotelzaza.com/
Le Méridien, The Stoneleigh
2927 Maple Ave, Dallas, TX
(214) 871-7111
http://www.starwoodhotels.com/lemeridien/
The Highland
5300 E Mockingbird Ln, Dallas, TX
(214) 520-7969
http://curiocollection.com/the-highland
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