Charter a private jet to and from Athens,Greece
Explore the best of Athens with Hans Jet
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How much does it cost to charter a private jet to Athens?
Indicative one-way estimates on the Hans Jet Pilatus PC-12 rate of €5,900 per flight hour. Actual pricing depends on aircraft availability, routing and season. Contact Hans Jet for an exact quote.
| From | To | Distance | Flight Time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mykonos | Athens | 155 km | 0h 30m | From €5,900 |
| Santorini | Athens | 230 km | 0h 40m | From €5,900 |
| Malta | Athens | 850 km | 1h 55m | From €11,300 |
| Rome | Athens | 1,060 km | 2h 15m | From €13,200 |
| Milan | Athens | 1,450 km | 3h 00m | From €17,700 |
| London | Athens | 2,400 km | 4h 30m | From €26,500 |
Pilatus PC-12 travel to Athens, made simple.
Every Hans Jet flight into Athens is flown on the Pilatus PC-12, a turboprop built for exactly this kind of route. Its fuel efficiency and range make it a practical choice even on the network's longer legs, landing you directly at Athens International Airport rather than routing through a larger hub. Whichever European city or Greek island you start from, the Pilatus PC-12 is the aircraft carrying you there.
The ancient capital of the Aegean.
Athens spreads across a bowl of hills beneath the Acropolis, the sun bleached capital of Greece and gateway to the Aegean islands.
Land at Athens International Airport with Hans Jet and the Parthenon is a short drive away, rising over a city that has been continuously inhabited for more than 3,000 years.
Beyond the ancient sites, the Plaka and Monastiraki districts hold café lined lanes, rooftop bars looking straight at the Acropolis, and a ferry network that puts Mykonos, Santorini and the rest of the Cyclades within easy reach.
A capital built on layers.
Beyond the ruins and the airport transfer, Athens moves at its own pace. Here's a closer look at the flavours, mornings and history that make the city worth more than a stopover.
Taverna at heart.
Athenian cooking centers on the taverna, shared plates of grilled meat, fresh salads dressed simply with olive oil, and seafood pulled from the Saronic Gulf a short drive from the city. Order souvlaki from a stand in Monastiraki, then sit down for moussaka and a plate of horiatiki, the classic Greek salad, at a taverna table.
Mornings at Varvakios.
The Varvakios Central Market runs daily just off Athinas Street, fishmongers calling out over ice at dawn, then butchers, spice stalls and greengrocers through midday. It's one of the few places in the city center that still runs entirely on its own rhythm.
Can you travel to Athens with a private jet or Pilatus PC-12?
Yes. Hans Jet operates the Pilatus PC-12 directly into Athens International Airport, Eleftherios Venizelos, landing you close to the city center and within easy reach of the ferry ports serving the Cyclades and Saronic islands.
Older than the city itself.
Athens has been settled for more than 3,000 years, but its defining monuments date to the 5th century BC, when Pericles oversaw the construction of the Parthenon atop the Acropolis during the city's golden age.
After centuries under Byzantine, then Ottoman rule, Athens became the capital of the newly independent Greek state in 1834, a comparatively small town rebuilt almost from scratch around its ancient core. The neoclassical buildings around Syntagma Square date from that 19th century rebuilding.
Greece's gateway to the Aegean.
Athens International Airport, Eleftherios Venizelos, is one of Europe's newer major airports, and its general aviation terminal is built for a different pace entirely. Processing is discreet, transfers move quickly from curb to cabin, and the setting puts you within thirty minutes of the city center rather than routing through a distant hub. It's the arrival point Hans Jet clients use on every trip to Athens and the islands beyond.
Places to visit around Athens.
Acropolis and Parthenon
The ancient citadel crowning the city, most striking at sunset when the marble turns gold.
Plaka
Athens' oldest neighborhood, a maze of pedestrian lanes beneath the Acropolis' northern slope.
Cape Sounion
The Temple of Poseidon stands on a clifftop an hour outside the city, one of the most dramatic ruins in Greece.
Hydra
An island in the Saronic Gulf where cars are not allowed, its harbour lined with stone mansions from the 18th century.
Private Jet Charter Routes to Athens
Hans Jet operates direct private charter flights to Athens International Airport on the Pilatus PC-12, connecting the Aegean to major European cities and islands with guaranteed availability and occupied hours only billing.
Private jet charter between London and Athens
A Hans Jet private charter from London to Athens takes approximately four and a half hours on the Pilatus PC-12, departing Biggin Hill and landing directly at Athens International Airport. From there, the city center and Plaka are a short transfer away. With no connections and flexible departure times, the London to Athens route suits clients travelling on to the islands as well as those visiting the city itself.
Charter pricing for the London to Athens route starts from €26,500 one way. Hans Jet offers guaranteed aircraft availability, so your flight departs on your schedule.
Private jet charter between Milan and Athens
The Milan to Athens private jet route takes around three hours with Hans Jet, departing Milan Linate and landing directly at Athens International Airport. It's a route favoured by clients combining Italian business travel with time in Greece, avoiding the connections typical of commercial schedules between the two cities. Pricing starts from €17,700 one way.
Private jet charter between Rome and Athens
A private jet from Rome to Athens with Hans Jet covers the distance in around two hours and fifteen minutes, departing Rome Ciampino and landing directly at Athens International Airport. The route is well suited to clients moving between two of the Mediterranean's most historic capitals, or those connecting through Rome from longer international flights. Pricing starts from €13,200 one way.
Private jet charter between Malta and Athens
Flying private with Hans Jet from Malta to Athens takes just under two hours on the PC-12, a direct route between two of the Mediterranean's oldest port cities with no commercial nonstop equivalent on many schedules. Charter pricing from Malta to Athens starts at €11,300 one way.
Private jet charter between Santorini and Athens
The Santorini to Athens route is a quick island hop, taking around forty minutes with Hans Jet. It's the fastest way to reconnect with international departures after time in the Cyclades, without the queues of the summer ferry schedule. One-way pricing starts from €5,900.
Private jet charter between Mykonos and Athens
The Mykonos to Athens route takes around thirty minutes with Hans Jet, connecting one of the Aegean's busiest islands to the mainland without the crowded ferry terminals of high season. It's a favourite for clients timing an onward international connection out of Athens. One-way pricing starts from €5,900.
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