Wherever You Need to Be
We fly across Europe and beyond — private aircraft can use thousands of airports that scheduled airlines don't, often putting you much closer to your actual destination.
Zürich
Switzerland is more than banks, watches, and insurance companies — take Zürich, the country's largest city, with around 400,000 residents. The river Limmat runs through the city, which sits beautifully on Lake Zürich, with a historic old town, the Kunsthaus art museum, and the landmark Grossmünster and Fraumünster churches.
The lake is the real focus for locals and visitors alike — rent a boat for views of the Alps, or take a short train ride up Mount Uetliberg for a sweeping view over the whole region.
Innsbruck
Innsbruck sits in southeast Austria and is, in many ways, comparable to a ski version of Ibiza — historic buildings, a lively nightlife, good restaurants, and unspoiled nature, all wrapped in a bowl-shaped valley enclosed by the Alps.
Just 20 minutes away is the child-friendly ski area Nordkette, with Ischgl, Sölden, and Zillertal all within reach by car. Beyond the skiing, Innsbruck offers historic sights like the Franziskanerkirche and the 15th-century royal house with its famous golden roof, plus Mozart's childhood home and a wealth of galleries and museums.
Cannes
Cannes is famous for its annual film festival, spectacular beaches, fine hotels, and its reputation as a meeting point for the rich and famous. On the French Riviera, the town has close to 75,000 residents — a figure that multiplies during the summer high season.
The film festival runs in May, and the town also hosts its own yachting festival in September. Flying private means landing at the smaller Cannes-Mandelieu airport, just five kilometres south of town, with Monaco, Monte Carlo, and Nice all a short drive further along the coast.
Ibiza
Ibiza needs little introduction — the Balearic island is famous worldwide for its beach clubs, world-class nightlife, and a Mediterranean coastline that draws visitors well beyond the party scene.
Away from the clubs, Ibiza's old town, Dalt Vila, is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the island's quieter north offers secluded coves, hiking, and some of the best sunset spots in the Mediterranean.
Olbia
Olbia sits in the northeast of the Italian island of Sardinia — a relaxed, smaller city of around 60,000 people, just south of the famous Costa Esmeralda. People swim straight off the cliffs here, with steps down to the water and pontoons to sit on.
Beyond its coastline, Olbia's old town has plenty to offer — restaurants, cafés, wine bars, and historic sites like the San Simplicio basilica. With its own airport close to the city, it's a relaxed, family-friendly destination that's easy to reach.
Seville
Spain has many tempting, beautiful destinations, and Seville is one of them — the capital and largest city of the province of the same name, with a history that's especially clear as you wander its winding old streets. The city's most famous building is its towering cathedral, La Giralda.
Seville is known as the city Columbus set out from to discover the New World in 1492 — he's buried in the cathedral. It's the perfect choice for an extended weekend, combining historic sites with local art and excellent food under near-constant sunshine.
Faro
Faro and its surrounding district, home to around 70,000 people, sit in southern Portugal along the Algarve coast, known for some of Europe's best beaches. Faro itself is full of restaurants serving what local fishermen bring in fresh that day.
Faro enjoys a wonderful climate, with summer temperatures around 26–27°C and little to no rain — the perfect choice when you need a break from a busy schedule. Here you'll find the real Portugal, and, as a bonus, some of the best golf destinations in Europe.
London
One of the world's great capitals, London pairs centuries of history with a skyline that's constantly evolving. From Tower Bridge and the City to the West End and beyond, there's a version of London for every kind of trip.
It's a short, direct flight from most of Europe — ideal for a same-day business trip, or a proper weekend away without losing half a day to travel.
Paris
The City of Light hardly needs an introduction. The capital of France has 2.2 million residents along the river Seine, and around 12 million across the wider metropolitan area — one of the largest cities in Europe.
Paris is an obvious choice for a romantic getaway — the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre-Dame, and the intimate streets of Montmartre are all within reach, alongside world-class food and, for sports fans, Paris Saint-Germain and the finish of the Tour de France on the Champs-Élysées.