Private Jet Charter Houston

What to do after your private flight arrives in Houston

The Lone Star State beckons thousands of yearly visitors with its exhaustive supply of daytime fun and nightly diversions. Private Jet travelers in Houston, TX will find some of the world’s most extensive art and history galleries open every day for their perusal. A day in the Morian Hall of Paleontology or the Hall of Ancient Egypt in the Museum of Natural Science will reaffirm your relationship with the past and inspire leisure travelers.

After that, you can head downtown and imbibe some of Houston’s finest spirits. Stop by the new and very popular Anvil Bar & Refuge; hearkening back to the early 1900’s cocktail culture, the Anvil treats cocktail creation like an art in itself. And while these nostalgic cocktail bars are waxing in popularity, there are still plenty of dive, luxury, and sports bars throughout Houston.

Houston also has an intensely popular sports team in the Texans. Stop by one of the aforementioned sports bars on a Sunday and watch a game with the fans, or head to the imposing NRG Stadium and get the visceral and unadulterated experience among thousands of others. Whether you’re visiting for business or for pleasure, check out our list of recommendations after your private flight to Houston, Texas.

NASA Space Center
1601 NASA Pkwy, Houston, TX
(281) 244-2100
http://spacecenter.org/

Holocaust Museum
5401 Caroline Street, Houston, TX
(713) 942-8000
https://www.hmh.org/

The Museum of Natural Science
5555 Hermann Park Dr, Houston, TX
(713) 639-4629
http://www.hmns.org/

Museum of Fine Arts
1001 Bissonnet St, Houston, TX
(713) 639-7300
http://www.mfah.org/

Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens
5201 Memorial Dr, Houston, TX
(713) 862-5900
http://www.bayouonthebend.com/

Houston Symphony
615 Louisiana Street, Houston, TX
(713) 224-4240
http://www.houstonsymphony.org/

Children’s Museum
1500 Binz St, Houston, TX
(713) 522-1138
http://www.cmhouston.org/

Museum District
1401 Richmond Avenue, Houston, TX
(713) 715-1939
http://houstonmuseumdistrict.org/

Hobby Center for the Performing Arts
800 Bagby Street, #300, Houston, TX
(713) 315-2400
https://www.thehobbycenter.org/

The Menil Collection
1533 Sul Ross St, Houston, TX
(713) 525-9400
https://www.menil.org/

Miller Outdoor Theatre
6000 Hermann Park Dr, Houston, TX
(832) 487-7102
http://milleroutdoortheatre.com/

Grand Opera
510 Preston Street, Houston, TX
(713) 546-0200
https://www.houstongrandopera.org/

Corporate Air Charter Service in Houston

Houston is the fourth-largest city in the United States and encompasses an area almost twice as large as its three closest competitors. With more Fortune 500 companies based there than any other city in America, Space City’s economic weight cannot be understated.

Its status on the world stage as a leader in oil and natural gas only adds to it’s imposing influence, and all of this makes it an exceedingly popular destination for private jet travelers. With several private aviation hubs, landing here puts jet travelers conveniently close to the bustling downtown and business districts.

Air Charter Advisors can arrange a business jet charter for your executive team, review the current market for possible empty-leg flights to Houston, and we can create a supplemental lift program for corporate flight departments and their fleet of business jets.

It’s our attention to detail and dedication to providing the most transparent experience possible that separates us from other charter companies. By going the extra mile, we endow our clients with a sense of security seldom found elsewhere. Read on for more information about how our private jet services can make your business or pleasure trip the best one yet.

Enjoy a Luxurious Stay at a Five-Star Hotel, Resort, or Spa

The colloquialism “everything is bigger in Texas” holds especially true in Houston. With an enormous population of slightly over two million people, the city stands tall among the other heavy hitters in global economies like New York and San Francisco.

The Texas Medical Center, NASA’s mission control center, and a bevy of corporate headquarters have put Texas up there as one of the most visited cities in the United States. Investors saw this opportunity early and poured millions into Houston’s hotel industry in order to accommodate these visiting professionals.

Now, private jet travelers can spend their nights at award-winning four and five-star hotels in just about any district. The Four Seasons Hotel, Hotel Granduca, and The Inn at Dos Brisas offer some of the most decadently furnished rooms, highest standards in service, and most comprehensive amenities lists found anywhere. Aside from these world-class hotels, H-Town is home to a plethora of other choices ranging from classic luxury to chic and quirky boutique.

Four Seasons
1300 Lamar Street, Houston, TX
(713) 650-1300
http://www.fourseasons.com/houston/

Hotel Granduca
1080 Uptown Park Boulevard, Houston, TX
(713) 418-1000
http://www.granducahouston.com/

The St. Regis
1919 Briar Oaks Lane, Houston, TX
(713) 840-7600
http://www.stregishoustonhotel.com/

JW Marriott Downtown
806 Main Street, Houston, TX
(713) 237-1111
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/houdj-jw-marriott-houston-downtown/

Houstonian Hotel Club and Spa
111 North Post Oak Lane, Houston, TX
(713) 680-2626
http://www.houstonian.com/default.aspx

The Inn at Dos Brisas
10000 Champion Dr. Washington, TX 77880
(979) 277-7750
http://www.dosbrisas.com/

Hotel ZaZa
5701 Main St, Houston, TX
(713) 526-1991
http://www.hotelzaza.com/#houston

Houston Private Airports

Private airports in Houston are found in mass quantities, accommodating charter planes while relieving traffic at IAH. With just over two dozen airports located within 50 nautical miles, you’ll have plenty of options for your private flight in Houston and neighboring areas of the state of Texas.

There are a total of 27 airports within 50 miles of downtown Houston, creating flexible options for your private flight. Speak with one of our advisors to review all the options.

(KHOU, HOU) William P. Hobby Airport – Houston, TX

• Runway: 7,602 feet
• Website: http://www.fly2houston.com/hou/overview/

William P. Hobby Airport (IATA: HOU, ICAO: KHOU, FAA LID: HOU) is an international airport located 7 miles from downtown. It’s the city’s oldest commercial airport, and served as the primary airport until George Bush Intercontinental opened in 1969. Today, William P. Hobby serves as a secondary airport for domestic airline service, as well as a regional hub for corporate and private aviation.

The airport offers 4 runways to handle a large amount of air traffic from a variety of different sized aircraft:

• 4/22:        7,602-feet | concrete
• 13L/31R: 5,148-feet | concrete
• 13R/31L: 7,602-feet | asphalt
• 17/35:      6,000-feet | asphalt/concrete

If you’re a frequent private flyer with a preferred FBO, you can choose between Signature Flight Support, Million Air, Atlantic Aviation, Wilson Air Center and Jet Aviation, each operating one of the 5 private terminals located on-site. Speak with one of our brokers to arrange your upcoming flight to (KHOU) William P. Hobby Airport.

(KIAH, IAH) George Bush Intercontinental Airport – Houston, TX

• Runway: 12,002 feet
• Alias: Commonly referred to as Houston Airport
• Website: http://www.airport-houston.com/

Schedule your flight to arrive at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, (IATA: IAH, ICAO: KIAH, FAA LID: IAH), one of the largest, busiest airports in the United States.  It’s located 23 miles north of downtown, and is named after George H. W. Bush, the 41st President of the United States.

(KIAH) George Bush Intercontinental is the second largest facility in Texas, featuring 5 terminals and 5 concrete runways. Each of the runways are long enough to accommodate jets and VIP airliners of any size. There are two FBOs operated by Signature Flight Support and Atlantic Aviation. George Bush Intercontinental is also a focal point for air cargo, ranking as the 12th largest facility for international air cargo.

(KEFD, EFD) Ellington Airport – Webster, TX

• Runway: 9,001 feet
• Alias: Commonly referred to as Ellington Field
• Website:https://www.fly2houston.com/ellington-airport/

Fly private to Ellington Airport (IATA: EFD, ICAO: KEFD, FAA LID: EFD) a public/military airport located 15 nautical miles southeast of downtown Houston in Harris County, TX. The airport is commonly known as Ellington Field, and does not offer scheduled commercial airline service.

KEFD Ellington Field covers 2,362 acres and offers three runways with concrete surfaces: 4/22 and 17R/35L are long enough to accommodate any size business jet. The airport is home to nearly 200 aircraft and averages nearly 350 operations per day, with around 70% accounting for general aviation and 20% military activity.

(KTME, TME) Houston Executive Airport – Brookshire, TX

• Runway: 6,610 feet
• Website: http://www.houstonexecutiveairport.com/

Private business flights heading to the west side of the city can arrive at Houston Executive Airport (ICAO: KTME, FAA LID: TME, formerly 78T), a public-use airport in unincorporated Waller County, Texas. It’s located about 28 miles directly west of downtown Houston, and its closest city is nearby Brookshire.

Houston Executive Airport opened in January 2007, and was privately funded by Ron Henriksen, a local businessman and pilot. Houston Executive caters to businesses based in the Energy Corridor area of Houston. (KTME) Houston Executive features a single 6,610-foot asphalt runway, and Henriksen Jet Center operates the lone FBO, offering hangar space, Wi-Fi internet, crew lounge, rental cars, luxury crew cars, and 24-hour service.

(KDWH, DWH) David Wayne Hooks Memorial Airport – Spring, TX

• Runway: 7,009 feet
• Website: http://www.hooksairport.com/

Offering an additional departure and arrival option for private flights in the region, David Wayne Hooks Memorial Airport (IATA: DWH, ICAO: KDWH, FAA LID: DWH) is a public airport in unincorporated Harris County, Texas. It’s the busiest general aviation facility in Texas, and consistently ranks as one of the busiest general aviation hubs in the United States.

David Wayne Hooks Memorial offers 3 runways in total: 17R/35L, a 7,009 foot asphalt runway, 17L/35R, a 3,987 foot asphalt runway, and 17W/35W, a 2,530 foot waterway for seaplanes. David Wayne Hooks Memorial also holds the distinction as one of the only privately owned airports in the country with a Federal Aviation Administration control tower. Tomball Jet Center and Gill Aviation run the two FBOs located on-site.

(KSGR, SGR) Sugar Land Regional Airport – Sugar Land, TX

• Runway: 8,000 feet
• Alias: Formerly Sugar Land Municipal, Hull Field
• Website: http://www.sugarlandtx.gov/

Fly your business jet to Sugar Land Regional Airport (IATA: SGR, ICAO: KSGR, FAA LID: SGR), a city-owned, public airport located in Sugar Land, Texas. It’s located just 17 miles southwest of Houston’s central business district, making it a popular hub for turbo-props and corporate jets. Formerly known as Sugar Land Municipal and previously as Hull Field, it is the fourth-largest airport within the Houston–Sugar Land–Baytown metropolitan area.

(KSGR) Sugar Land Regional offers a single 8,000-foot concrete runway (17/35) to accommodate a variety of private aircraft, ranging anywhere between smaller piston and turbo-prop aircraft such as a Cirrus SR-22 and Cessna Caravan, to mid-size and long-range heavy jets, including Falcon 900s, Challenger 600s and Gulfstream 500s. Global Select operates the only FBO at (SGR) Sugar Land Regional.

(KCXO, CXO) Conroe-North Houston Regional Airport – Conroe, TX

• Runway: 7,501 feet
• Alias: Formerly Lone Star Executive and Montgomery County
• Website: http://www.lonestarairport.org/

If you’re planning to travel to the northside of Houston, we can arrange for your charter flight to arrive at Conroe-North Houston Regional Airport (IATA: CXO, ICAO: KCXO, FAA LID: CXO), a county-owned airport located in in Conroe, Montgomery County, about 37 miles north of downtown Houston. It was formerly know as Lone Star Executive and Montgomery County.

(CXO) Conroe-North Houston Airport is an international hub, offering a U.S. Customs and Border Protection Federal Inspection Station to service corporate and business travelers arriving from outside the United States. It’s also an all-weather facility, featuring two concrete runways for private planes: 14/32 is 7,501 feet, and 1/19 measures 5,000 feet in length. Galaxy FBO and General Aviation Services operate the two FBOs located here.

(KLVJ, LVJ) Pearland Regional Airport – Pearland, TX

• Runway: 4,313 feet
• Alias: Formerly Clover Field
• Website: http://www.flypearland.com/

Planning on arriving or departing southeast of Houston? We can arrange for your flight to go in/out of Pearland Regional Airport (ICAO: KLVJ, FAA LID: LVJ), a public-use general aviation airport located about 25 southeast of downtown Houston. The airport and its FBO are both managed by Texas Aviation Partners.

(KLVJ) Pearland Regional, formerly known as Clover Field, offers a single 4,313 -foot concrete runway (14/32) to accommodate turbo-props and light jets, including Cessna Citations (CJ3, Citation III, Citation V) and Learjets (31, 35). Rent a private jet or helicopter out of (LVJ) Pearland Regional using our 24 hour aviation services.