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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Geneva | Zurich | 230 km | 0h 40m | From €5,900 |
| Milan | Zurich | 230 km | 0h 40m | From €5,900 |
| Nice | Zurich | 435 km | 0h 55m | From €7,900 |
| Paris | Zurich | 475 km | 1h 00m | From €7,900 |
| Rome | Zurich | 695 km | 1h 25m | From €8,900 |
| London | Zurich | 750 km | 1h 35m | From €9,850 |
Every Hans Jet flight into Zurich is flown on the Pilatus PC-12, a turboprop built for exactly this kind of route. Its short-field capability and fuel efficiency make it the natural choice for short and medium haul hops across Europe, landing you directly at Zurich Airport's business aviation terminal rather than routing through a larger hub. Whichever European city you start from, the Pilatus PC-12 is the aircraft carrying you there.
Zurich sits at the northern tip of its namesake lake, Switzerland's financial capital and the country's easiest way in for business and the mountains beyond.
Land at Zurich Airport with Hans Jet and the old town is a short drive away, its cobbled lanes and guild houses running down to the water on both sides of the Limmat river.
Beyond the banks and the boutiques, the lake itself is the city's backyard, and the resorts of the Alps, from St Moritz to Zermatt, are within easy reach for a day on the slopes or a longer stay.
Beyond the trading floors and the airport transfer, Zurich moves at its own measured pace. Here's a closer look at the flavours, mornings and history that make the city worth more than a stopover.
Zurich's kitchens borrow from France, Italy and the mountains all at once. Order zürcher geschnetzeltes, sliced veal in a cream and mushroom sauce served with rösti, or head to a cheese shop for raclette, melted tableside over potatoes and pickles. On a cold evening, fondue remains the city's answer to comfort food.

The Bürkliplatz market sets up twice a week along the lake shore, flowers and produce stalls facing the water while the old town wakes up behind them. Saturdays bring a larger flea market a short walk away, spreading along the Helvetiaplatz through the morning.

Yes. Hans Jet operates the Pilatus PC-12 directly into Zurich Airport's dedicated business aviation terminal, landing you minutes from the old town and within easy reach of the wider Swiss Alps.
Zurich's old town preserves the layout of a medieval guild city, when trade associations rather than nobles held the real power, a structure that shaped the city's independent streak for centuries.
The Reformation took hold here early, led by Huldrych Zwingli in the 1520s, and the city's austere, practical character owes something to that history. Banking grew from the same instincts in the 19th and 20th centuries, turning Zurich into one of the world's financial centers without ever losing its small city feel.
Zurich Airport sits a short distance north of the city, and its general aviation terminal is built for a different pace entirely than the busy commercial hub next door. Processing is discreet, transfers move quickly from curb to cabin, and the setting puts you close to the old town and the lake within minutes. It's the arrival point Hans Jet clients use on every trip to Zurich and the Alps beyond.
A wide alpine lake right at the city's edge, popular for a lakeside walk or a boat trip.
One of the Alps' oldest ski resorts, under an hour from Zurich by air.
Europe's largest waterfall by volume, less than an hour north of the city.
A lakeside old town beneath Mount Pilatus, a short drive southwest of Zurich.
Hans Jet operates direct private charter flights to Zurich Airport on the Pilatus PC-12, connecting Switzerland to major European cities with guaranteed availability and occupied hours only billing.
A Hans Jet private charter from London to Zurich takes around an hour and thirty five minutes on the Pilatus PC-12, departing Biggin Hill and landing directly at Zurich Airport. From there, the old town and the lake are minutes away by car. With no connections and flexible departure times, the London to Zurich route is popular for banking and finance travel throughout the year.
Charter pricing for the London to Zurich route starts from €9,850 one way. Hans Jet offers guaranteed aircraft availability, so your flight departs on your schedule.
A private jet from Rome to Zurich with Hans Jet covers the distance in around an hour and twenty five minutes, connecting the Italian capital directly to Switzerland's financial center without a layover. Pricing starts from €8,900 one way.
The Paris to Zurich private jet route takes around an hour with Hans Jet, departing Paris Le Bourget and landing directly at Zurich Airport. It is well suited to clients moving between two of Europe's financial centers, or those connecting through Paris from longer international flights. Pricing starts from €7,900 one way.
The Nice to Zurich route takes around fifty five minutes with Hans Jet, connecting the French Riviera directly to Switzerland's financial capital. It is especially popular during the winter ski season, when clients combine time on the coast with the Alps. Pricing starts from €7,900 one way.
The Milan to Zurich route is one of the shortest hops Hans Jet flies, departing Milan Linate and landing at Zurich Airport in around forty minutes. It is a natural pairing for clients moving between Northern Italy and Swiss business travel. One-way pricing starts from €5,900.
Flying private with Hans Jet from Geneva to Zurich takes around forty minutes on the PC-12, a quick, direct hop connecting Switzerland's two largest financial centers without the layovers of a commercial connection through either hub. Charter pricing starts at €5,900 one way.
We fly on request across Europe. Tell us the destination and we'll confirm access, routing and pricing.
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