One of the most interesting spots of the French Riviera, Monaco is an independent principality, a state within a state, located only five miles (8km) from the Italian border and nine miles (15km) from the famous city of Nice.
Besides its rich history and mesmerizing natural landscapes, Monaco is also one of the most luxurious vacation destinations. With a population of 38,000 inhabitants, and a territory smaller than 0,8 square miles/2 square kilometres, Monaco is the second smallest country in the world after the Vatican.
What makes Monaco so popular in the eyes of the people enjoying a high-end lifestyle are its loose tax laws and gambling facilities. These are just some of the reasons why many celebrities and successful business people found their homes in this oasis of luxury.
One thing Monaco doesn’t have is its own airport. Therefore, when flying privately to Monaco, you’ll need to land in either Nice, Cannes, Le Luc, Le Castellet, or Toulon province, however, the most common landing point is Nice. Then, you can either go by car or enjoy a brief helicopter ride to the Monaco Heliport.
The most popular routes to Monaco are:
In this article, we’ll give you all the essentials regarding these routes, so let’s get to it.
1. Private Charter: Munich to Monaco
It takes between one and two hours to reach Monaco from the centuries-old architecture and beerhalls of the Bavarian capital.
From Munich to Monaco, you can choose to fly on a turboprop, light jet, midsize jet, or heavy jet – the distance is only 585 kilometres/363 miles.
Munich to Monaco: Pricing Options
While the prices may vary depending on the service provider and the exact flight time of your choice, these are the price estimates for each type of aircraft from Munich to Monaco.
The prices for all the routes are based on the rates calculated by Evo Jets. Keep in mind that other private charter companies might have different prices.
| Aircraft Type | Max no of passengers | Price to Monaco | Estimated flight time |
| Turboprop | 9 | From €9,100 to €12,423 | 2 h 2 min |
| Light Jet | 9 | From €11,095 to €14,980 | 1 h 15 min |
| Midsize Jet | 10 | From €12,612 to €17,070 | 1 h 11 min |
| Heavy Jet | 16 | From €13,656 to €24,846 | 1 h 2 min |
Munich to Monaco: Airport Options
Franz Josef Strauss Airport
Franz Josef Strauss is the only airport in Munich and it hosts three FBO handlers:
- MAS Munich Aviation Service
- Execujet Europe GMBH MUC
- Signature Flight Support
The airport is located 36 kilometres/22 miles from the city centre, which is approximately 40 minutes by taxi for a price of €50.
2. Private Charter: Geneva to Monaco
Getting from one of the European global cities, financial hubs, and diplomacy centres that is Geneva to the bright shining lights of Monaco has never been easier. The two destinations are only 639 km/397 miles apart, which translates to only 57 minutes of flight.
After landing in Nice, you can either reach Monaco by a 20-minute car ride or enjoy the breathtaking view of the French coast during a 7-minute helicopter ride.
Geneva to Monaco: Pricing Options
For the Geneva to Monaco route, all types of aircraft are at your disposal. If you’re flying alone or with fewer people, turboprops are the most reasonable option both price and size-wise. This type of plane is ideal for short-haul flights.
Turboprop prices start at €5,118/CHF 5,054 while larger jets’ starting prices are already at five digits.
| Aircraft Type | Max no of passengers | Price range to Monaco | Estimated flight time |
| Turboprop | 9 | From €5,120/CHF 5,055 to €7,400/CHF 7,308 | 57 min |
| Light Jet | 9 | From €9,578/CHF 9,460 to €12,992/CHF 12,992 | 46 min |
| Midsize Jet | 10 | From €11,285/CHF 11,486 to €15,268/CHF 15,080 | 43 min |
| Heavy Jet | 16 | From €18,398/CHF 18,172 s to €24,847/CHF 24,542 | 37 min |
Geneva to Monaco: Airport Options
Geneve Cointrin Airport
Although one of Europe’s financial and cultural hubs, Geneva is home to only one airport – Geneve Cointrin Airport. However, private flying is pretty popular from this location, as the airport hosts as many as five FBOs:
The airport is located only 7km/4,3 miles from the centre of Geneva, so you can reach it by taxi in 10-15 minutes. The price is around 40 Swiss Francs, which rounds up to €40/CHF 39,5.
3. Private Charter: Paris to Monaco
Getting ready to go from the capital of love, culture, and good wine to the capital of luxury and glamour? Paris is less than 1000 kilometres/593 miles away from Monaco, which is around 1,5 hours of flight.
Once again, all types of jets are at your disposal for this type of flight, so all you need to do is sit back and enjoy the ride.
Paris to Monaco: Pricing Options
If you decide to book your flight via Evo Jets, these are the prices you can expect. But keep in mind that the prices can vary depending on the time of your flight, the size of your party, and the service provider.
| Aircraft Type | Max no of passengers | Price to Monaco | Estimated flight time |
| Turboprop | 9 | From €9,483 to €13,276 | 1 h 4 min |
| Light Jet | 9 | From €11,900 to €15,268 | 1 h 13 min |
| Midsize Jet | 10 | From €12,897 to €17,449 | 1 h 17 min |
| Heavy Jet | 16 | From €18,397 to €24,846 | 2 h 5 min |
Paris to Monaco: Airport Options
Every year, Paris welcomes tens of millions of tourists coming mostly from all over Europe, U.K., and U.S. Travellers usually arrive in Paris at one of its four airports: Le Bourget, Charles de Gaulle, Paris Orly, and Villaroche.
Le Bourget
Le Bourget is a huge international airport in Paris located around 6 miles from the city centre. A car ride to this airport takes approximately 40 minutes and costs around €45.
Le Bourget is home to a number of FBOs, making it a very convenient spot to land with your private charter. You will find the following FBO handlers at this airport:
- Cessna Service
- Astonsky
- Sky Valet
- Dassault Falcon Service
- Air Aviation Support
- Signature Flight Support
- Advanced Air Support
- Jetex Le Bourget
- Universal Aviation
Charles de Gaulle
Located around 14 miles from downtown Paris. Charles de Gaulle is the largest airport not only in France but also in Europe. The taxi ride to this airport from Champs-Elysees costs €60/$63 if you’re going from the right bank, and €55/$57 if the taxi picks you up on the left river bank.
Although Charles de Gaulle is such a big airport, there are only two FBO handlers:
Paris Orly
If you decide to fly from Paris Orly to Monaco, your flight will be handled by BP Paris Orly FBO. The airport is some 11 miles/18 kilometres from the centre, and a taxi ride usually costs between $44,5/ €43 – $73,5/ €71.
Villaroche
Located the furthest from downtown Paris, 21 miles southwest, Villaroche is a smaller, more intimate airport with one FBO handler – Mellun Vilaroche Airport.
4. Private Charter: Amsterdam to Monaco
Flying from Amsterdam to Monaco sounds like the perfect hedonist transition. After enjoying the paintings of Rembrandt and Van Gogh, in less than two hours you can find yourself sunbathing with a Pina Colada in your hand.
The two cities are a bit more than 1,400 kilometres/870 miles away from each other, o you can pick any type of jet for your journey.
Amsterdam to Monaco: Pricing Options
If you’re not in a hurry, we strongly recommend flying this route on an executive turboprop. Turboprops are an excellent option for short-haul flights, and Amsterdam to Monaco falls into that category. No pit stops are needed, and for a rather reasonable price, you get to enjoy the style and comfort of private flying.
| Aircraft Type | Max no of passengers | Price to Monaco | Estimated flight time |
| Turboprop | 9 | From €11,105 to €14,997 | 2 h 22 min |
| Light Jet | 9 | From €14,237 to €19,268 | 1 h 47 min |
| Midsize Jet | 10 | From €16,610 to €22,495 | 1 h 42 min |
| Heavy Jet | 16 | From €21,451 to €28,950 | 1 h 31 min |
Amsterdam to Monaco: Airport Options
Schipol Airport
Amsterdam is not a big city, so its needs are well-covered with a single airport. Schipol airport is located some 40 minutes from the city centre, which rounds up to €75/$78 of taxi fare.
At Schipol Airport, you will find five FBOs handling private jet charters:
- Aviapartner Executive Aviation
- Servisair Amsterdam
- Jet Aviation
- KLM Jet Centre (now belongs to Jet Aviation)
5. Private Charter: London to Monaco
More than 177,054,819 people land each year at all airports within the city of London. London is one of Europe’s main centres of culture, business, and tourism, so both commercial and private flights from London to Monaco take place on a daily level.
The distance between the two cities by plane is some 1,031 kilometres/640 miles and flying time is two hours on average.
London to Monaco: Pricing Options
To reach Monaco from London, you can fly on any type of jet.
Turboprops are the most rational option, although they take a little bit longer to reach the final destination. Even though their price is significantly lower than other types of jets, you’ll get all the benefits of private flying.
| Aircraft Type | Max no of passengers | Price to Monaco | Estimated flight time |
| Turboprop | 9 | From £10,110/€11,756 to £13,697/€15,928 | 2 h 28 min |
| Light Jet | 9 | From £12,637/€14,695 to £17,040/€19,815 | 1 h 52 min |
| Midsize Jet | 10 | From £14,757/€17,160 to £19,894/€23,133 | 1 h 46 min |
| Heavy Jet | 16 | From £19,079/€22,185 to £25,765/€29,959 | 1 h 35 min |
London to Monaco: Airport Options
London is rich in airports, so below, we’ll briefly explore the five biggest and most important airports in the city.
Biggin Hill
Around 17 miles southeast of downtown London lies the Biggin airport with its two FBO handlers:
From Trafalgar square, taxi fares can be anywhere between £56/€66 and £123/€146, depending on the traffic.
Luton
In the completely opposite direction, 74 kilometres/46 miles northwest of downtown London is the London Luton airport. If you take a cab, you can reach it in approximately one hour, for a price of £42/€50.
London Luton hosts three big names in the FBO handling business:
- RSS Jet Centre
- Harrods Aviation
- Signature Flight Support
Heathrow
Not more than 16 miles in the northeast direction is the biggest airport in London – Heathrow airport. Signature Flight Support and Dnata Private Aviation Services are the two FBO handlers you will find at this airport.
Taxi fare is, on average, £68/€80, however, the price may vary due to traffic.
Farnborough
If you travel some 64 kilometres/40 miles to the southwest of the centre of London, you will reach Farnborough airport with its two FBO handlers:
- Tag Farnborough Airport
- Farnborough Airport Operations
Stansted
If you’d prefer a wide selection of FBO handlers, we recommend flying from the Stansted airport, where you will find as many as six companies:
The airport is located in the northeast of London, 64/kilometres/40 miles from the city centre. On average, a taxi will cost you £110/€129.
London Gatwick
Only 25 miles south of London lies Gatwick airport. It hosts two FBO handlers:
The average taxi fare is £122/€143.
6. Private Charter: Moscow to Monaco
The city of Moscow is some 2,523 kilometres/1,567 miles away from Monaco. Autumn or early winter, when Moscow is already freezing cold, is the perfect time to visit Monaco, where people still walk around in their short pants.
The flight from Moscow to Monaco can be a direct one, which is the most economical way to go both time and money-wise, but that means that you only have heavy and ultra-long-range jets at your disposal.
The flight lasts more than 10 hours, so it’s important to prioritize your comfort and plan your on-flight time.
Moscow to Monaco: Pricing Options
Estimated flight prices from Moscow to Monaco go up around 10 times to the prices of the destinations described so far.
| Aircraft Type | Max no of passengers | Price to Monaco | Estimated flight time |
| Heavy Jet | 16 | From ₽9,655,820/€144,395 to ₽11,735,340/€175,493 | 11 h |
| Ultra Long-Range Jet | 18 | From ₽13,554,920/€202,703 to ₽16,471,320/€246,316 | 10 h 27 min |
Moscow to Monaco: Airport Options
Moscow is a big city, and you can choose from any of its five large airports: Sheremetyevo, Zhukovsky, Domodedovo, Vnukovo, and Ostafayevo. There are also other smaller airports in the vicinity of the city, however, these are the most popular five airports with confirmed quality FBO handlers.
One good thing about Moscow is that taxi fares are quite cheap, given the size of the city and the distances between checkpoints. You can expect the taxi fares from any of the listed airports to be between ₽1268/€19 and ₽3170/€48.
Sheremetyevo – Alexander Pushkin International Airport
This is Moscow’s largest and most important international airport, handling over 50 million passengers each year. They host three, mainly Russian, FBO handlers:
Zhukovsky International Airport
Previously known as Ramenskoye, the Zhukovsky International Airport is located in the city of Zhukovsky, in the Moscow Oblast. This is a small and relatively new airport in Russia. It has one FBO – Premier Aviation, operating on the main terminal.
Moscow Domodedovo Mikhail Lomonosov Airport
Domodedovo is the largest airport in the whole Russian Federation and the busiest one in Moscow. It’s located approximately 42 kilometres/26 miles southeast of downtown Moscow.
The three main FBOs at Domodedovo are:
- Premier Aviation
- Domodedovo Airport
- Domodedovo Business Aviation Centre
Domodedovo Business Aviation Centre also offers helicopter taxi services across the entire Moscow Oblast.
Vnukovo International Airport
Located around 27 kilometres/17 miles southwest of the Moscow city centre, Vnukovo is the smallest airport serving the city. There, you will find three FBO handlers:
- Premier Aviation
- VIPPort
- iJet
Ostafayevo Airport
Operating on the grounds of a former military base, Ostafayevo is a “B” class airport located approximately 14 kilometres/8,7 miles southeast of the centre of Moscow.
- Premier Aviation
- Aviapartner LLC
- Crystal Jet
7. Private Charter: New York to Monaco
Flying from the Big Apple to Monaco is the longest route listed in this article. As you can imagine, available jets are limited to heavy and ultra-long-range jets.
Although the distance between New York and Monaco is almost 6500 kilometres/4000 miles, the estimated flying time is shorter than from Moscow and rounds up to approximately seven hours.
New York to Monaco: Pricing Options
Private jet charters from New York to Monaco start at $142,500 for heavy jets and from $213,800 for ultra-long-range jets.
| Aircraft Type | Max no of passengers | Price to Monaco | Estimated flight time |
| Ultra Long-Range Jet | 18 | From $103,400/€98,033 to $125,700/€119,176 | 7 h 28 min |
| Heavy Jet | 16 | From $142,400/€135,009 to $173,100/€164,116 | 6 h 58 min |
New York to Monaco: Airport Options
The city of New York has five big airports that might host your getaway-flight from the hectic crowd of New York to the mesmerizing nature and glamorous life of Monaco.
Teterboro, New Jersey
Teterboro airport is approximately 20 minutes away from downtown New York by taxi. The taxi will cost you around $75/€72. Teterboro has the widest selection of FBOs handling private jet charters of all New York airports:
John F. Kennedy
You can reach JFK airport from Time Square by taxi in just 20 minutes, and the ride should cost you around $60/€57. JFK collaborates only with Modern Aviation FBO.
Westchester County
Located a bit more than 48 kilometres/30 miles from downtown New York, Westchester County airport offers you two amazing FBOs to handle your private jet charter:
Taxi fare from the centre is $160/€152, on average.
Newark Liberty
This airport is approximately 20 minutes away from Times Square if you go by taxi, and the fare is around $70/€68. The two FBOs you will find at this airport are:
La Guardia
This airport is located only 10 miles away from the centre of the city. For an average price of $45/€43, you can reach this airport in approximately 20 minutes. Modern Aviation LGA is the only FBO handling private jet charters at La Guardia.
Which Jets Can You Fly to Monaco?
You can use any type of jet from any of the listed cities to Monaco, except from New York and Moscow.
Turboprops
If you decide to book your private jet charter via Evo Jets, you can expect models such as Kind Air 90, King Air 350, and Pilatus PC-12.
Turboprops are ideal for short-haul flights because they are quite economical, however, they usually take a bit longer to reach the destination compared to the other types of jets.
Light Jets
If you’re pressured with time, for a somewhat higher price, you can get a light jet that’s the same size as turboprop to get you to your destination a bit faster. These jets also have a bit longer range than turboprops.
Popular light jets for this route are Citation CJ2, Lear 45XR, and Hawker 400XP.
Midsize Jets
If you’re bringing a larger party with you or require more comfort, a midsize jet is the right choice. On the Monaco route, you will encounter Citation Excel, Hawker 800XP, and Lear 60.
Heavy Jets
Finally, heavy jets and ultra-long-range jets are common choice for cross-continent flights. They are the only viable option if you decide to fly from New York or Moscow to Monaco.
Heavy jets you can take to Monaco are Gulfstream G-IV, Challenger 604, and Falcon 900EX.
Conclusion
Going to Monaco means indulging in luxury and hedonism to the fullest. Treat yourself from the very beginning of the journey and book a private jet charter from anywhere in the world to take you to the capital of fun and glamour.
As soon as you book your flight, you no longer have to think about the details. Everything will be sorted our with your service provider. All you need to do is pack your suitcase and be ready to go.
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