Charter a private jet to and from Rome, Italy
Explore the best of Rome with Hans Jet
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How much does it cost to charter a private jet to Rome?
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Olbia | Rome | 276 km | 0h 40m | From €5,900 |
| Milan | Rome | 470 km | 1h 00m | From €7,900 |
| Malta | Rome | 685 km | 1h 25m | From €8,900 |
| Zurich | Rome | 695 km | 1h 25m | From €8,900 |
| Athens | Rome | 1,060 km | 2h 15m | From €13,200 |
| London | Rome | 1,410 km | 2h 50m | From €16,900 |
Pilatus PC-12 travel to Rome, made simple.
Every Hans Jet flight into Rome 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 Rome Ciampino rather than routing through the larger Fiumicino. Whichever European city you start from, the Pilatus PC-12 is the aircraft carrying you there.
The eternal capital of the south.
Rome spreads across seven hills beside the Tiber, a capital that has been continuously inhabited and continuously important for close to three thousand years.
Land at Rome Ciampino with Hans Jet and the historic center is a short drive away, past umbrella pines and ancient aqueducts before the dome of St Peter's comes into view.
Beyond the Colosseum and the Forum, the city holds entire eras layered on top of each other, from imperial ruins to Renaissance palaces to the trattorias that have barely changed their menus in decades.
A city where every layer is still visible.
Beyond the ruins and the airport transfer, Rome moves at its own unhurried pace. Here's a closer look at the flavours, mornings and history that make the city worth more than a stopover.
Four pastas, one city.
Roman cooking is built around a small set of dishes that locals argue about endlessly and rarely order anywhere else. Order carbonara, made with guanciale and egg rather than cream, or cacio e pepe, just pecorino and black pepper turned into a sauce through technique alone. Supplì, fried rice balls stuffed with mozzarella, make the classic street food alongside a slice from a Roman style pizzeria.
Mornings at Testaccio.
The Testaccio market runs daily in a covered hall south of the historic center, butchers, cheese counters and produce stalls doing the real business of feeding the neighborhood well before the tourist crowds arrive at the Trevi Fountain. Campo de' Fiori keeps a similar rhythm nearer the center, though its stalls lean more toward visitors by midday.
Can you travel to Rome with a private jet or Pilatus PC-12?
Yes. Hans Jet operates the Pilatus PC-12 directly into Rome Ciampino, the city's dedicated business aviation airport, avoiding the larger, more distant Fiumicino.
From empire to eternal city.
Rome's foundation is traditionally dated to 753 BC, and the city went on to govern an empire that stretched from Britain to the Persian Gulf at its height, leaving monuments like the Colosseum and the Pantheon still standing two thousand years later.
After the empire's fall, Rome became the seat of the Catholic Church, and the Renaissance and Baroque periods filled the city with the palaces, fountains and basilicas that define its center today. Vatican City, an independent state within Rome's borders, has stood at the heart of that religious history since the Renaissance.
Italy's gateway to the capital.
Rome Ciampino sits close to the city center, and its general aviation terminal is built for a different pace entirely than the sprawling Fiumicino hub further out. Processing is discreet, transfers move quickly from curb to cabin, and the setting puts you near the historic center within minutes rather than a long transfer from the coast. It's the arrival point Hans Jet clients use on every trip to Rome.
Places to visit around Rome.
Vatican City
The smallest state in the world, home to St Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel.
Colosseum
The largest amphitheater ever built by the Roman Empire, still standing at the center of the city.
Tivoli
Hadrian's Villa and the gardens of Villa d'Este, half an hour outside Rome by car.
Ostia Antica
A Roman port city preserved almost as completely as Pompeii, a short drive from the center.
Private Jet Charter Routes to Rome
Hans Jet operates direct private charter flights to Rome Ciampino on the Pilatus PC-12, connecting the Italian capital to major European cities and the Mediterranean with guaranteed availability and occupied hours only billing.
Private jet charter between London and Rome
A Hans Jet private charter from London to Rome takes around two hours and fifty minutes on the Pilatus PC-12, departing Biggin Hill and landing directly at Rome Ciampino. From there, the historic center is a short drive away. With no connections and flexible departure times, the London to Rome route suits both business travel and city breaks throughout the year.
Charter pricing for the London to Rome route starts from €16,900 one way. Hans Jet offers guaranteed aircraft availability, so your flight departs on your schedule.
Private jet charter between Athens and Rome
The Athens to Rome private jet route takes around two hours and fifteen minutes with Hans Jet, connecting two of the Mediterranean's most historic capitals directly, without the connections typical of commercial schedules between the two cities. Pricing starts from €13,200 one way.
Private jet charter between Zurich and Rome
A private jet from Zurich to Rome with Hans Jet covers the distance in around an hour and twenty five minutes, connecting Switzerland's financial center directly to the Italian capital without a layover. Pricing starts from €8,900 one way.
Private jet charter between Malta and Rome
The Malta to Rome route is one of the shortest hops Hans Jet flies, taking around an hour and twenty five minutes, connecting the airline's home base directly to the Italian capital. It is a favourite for clients combining time on the island with business or a city break in Rome. One-way pricing starts from €8,900.
Private jet charter between Milan and Rome
The Milan to Rome route takes around an hour with Hans Jet, connecting Italy's financial and political capitals without the crowded schedules of the busy commercial corridor between the two cities. Pricing starts from €7,900 one way.
Private jet charter between Olbia and Rome
Flying private with Hans Jet from Olbia to Rome takes around forty minutes on the PC-12, the fastest way to reconnect with international departures after time in Sardinia, without the ferry crossing to the mainland. Charter pricing starts at €5,900 one way.
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