Montreal is the second-largest city in Canada and the cultural capital of French North America — a metropolitan area of over 4.2 million people that generates a private jet market driven by a diverse and sophisticated mix of corporate, entertainment, sports, and leisure demand. The city’s unique bilingual identity, positioned on the U.S.–Canada border corridor between Boston, New York, and Toronto, makes it one of the most strategically important private aviation markets in northeastern North America.

The Montreal private jet market is characterized by four dominant demand profiles. Corporate aviation connects Montreal’s aerospace and technology sector — anchored by Bombardier, CAE, Bell Flight (Bell Textron), and a world-class AI and life sciences cluster — to New York, Toronto, Chicago, and European capitals. Cross-border leisure brings American and international clients to the city for its world-famous festival calendar, its Michelin-caliber dining scene, and its winter festival culture that makes it one of the only cities in the world that has turned extreme cold into a celebrated attraction. Intra-Canadian executive travel between Montreal, Toronto, and Calgary is among the most consistent private jet corridors in the country. And event-driven demand — centered on the Grand Prix du Canada, the Montreal International Jazz Festival, Just For Laughs, and the Canadiens playoff run — produces some of the most extraordinary charter demand spikes in North American aviation.

Centurion Jets serves all of these segments from our global network of certified operators, providing complete cross-border documentation, competitive aircraft options, and upon request end-to-end service from departure gate to Montreal hotel door. Learn more at our Montreal private jet charter page, browse the full aircraft fleet, or learn how on-demand charter works.

Montreal’s location at the northeastern intersection of the U.S. Canada corridor makes it one of the most accessible charter destinations for New York, Boston, and Toronto clients, with competitive pricing driven by strong aircraft availability on the busy northeastern North American corridors. All pricing below is indicative one-way estimates. Contact Centurion Jets for a fully itemized, all-in quote inclusive of all cross-border fees.

Charter Pricing by Aircraft Category

Popular Routes From & To Montreal — Pricing Guide

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Montreal is the most culturally complex and intellectually stimulating city in Canada — a place where French and English, old world and new, corporate ambition and bohemian creativity coexist in a density that produces a city experience unlike anywhere else on the continent. Founded in 1642, Montreal is one of the oldest cities in North America, and its centuries-deep European heritage gives it an architectural and cultural richness that its younger neighbours cannot replicate. At the same time, it is a leading-edge city in aerospace, artificial intelligence, gaming, life sciences, and creative industries — a 21st-century knowledge economy built on an 18th-century foundation.

Aerospace & Technology — A World-Class Knowledge Economy

Montreal is the third-largest aerospace cluster in the world — behind only Toulouse and Seattle — anchored by Bombardier (global headquarters, design centres, and manufacturing), CAE (the world’s leading flight simulation and training company), Bell Flight / Textron Aviation, Pratt & Whitney Canada, and over 250 aerospace firms in the Montreal metropolitan cluster. This concentration of aerospace industry generates a continuous and substantial flow of executive private jet charter between Montreal and aerospace hubs in Toulouse, Seattle, Dallas, Washington, London, and Paris.

Beyond aerospace, Montreal is globally recognized as a leading artificial intelligence research hub — home to the Mila Quebec AI Institute (founded by Turing Award winner Yoshua Bengio), Element AI, Desjardins Group, and major Canadian operations for Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Amazon. The Montreal International cluster also encompasses a world-leading video game industry — with Ubisoft, EA, Warner Bros. Games, and Behaviour Interactive all maintaining major studios in the city.

The Grand Prix du Canada — F1 on the Island

The Grand Prix du Canada is one of the most beloved races on the Formula 1 calendar and the defining private jet event of Montreal’s year. Held each June at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on the Ile Notre-Dame, the race is legendary among F1 fans for its unpredictability, its overtaking opportunities, and the unmatched party atmosphere that envelops the entire island of Montreal for race weekend. Over 300,000 spectators attend across the race week — including an extraordinary concentration of UHNW guests, F1 team owners, sponsors, and corporate hospitality clients who arrive by private jet from New York, Miami, London, and Monaco. Book Grand Prix weekend aircraft a minimum of 6 weeks in advance — YUL ramp space is finite and fills completely for this event.

Festivals — The World’s Festival Capital

Montreal has earned the informal title of festival capital of the world — a city that programs its cultural calendar with a density and quality that defies its size. The Montreal International Jazz Festival is the largest jazz festival on earth, drawing 2 million+ attendees and 3,000 performances across 10 days each June–July. Just For Laughs is the world’s largest comedy festival, producing everything from sold-out arena shows to intimate club evenings each July. Osheaga Music & Arts Festival at Parc Jean-Drapeau draws the world’s leading music acts each August. Igloofest in January–February is the world’s coldest outdoor music festival — an only-in-Montreal celebration of winter rather than a retreat from it. Each of these events generates significant private jet traffic from the U.S. East Coast, Toronto, and internationally.

Culinary Capital — The Best Restaurant Scene in Canada

Montreal’s restaurant culture is, by the consensus of every major culinary authority, the finest in Canada and one of the most interesting in North America. The city supports a staggering density of chef-driven restaurants, natural wine bars, nose-to-tail bistros, and Montreal bagel institutions that reflect its French cultural heritage, its Jewish and Eastern European immigrant history, and its contemporary creative energy. Vin Papillon, Joe Beef, Le Vin Papillon, Toqué!, and Maison Boulud at the Ritz-Carlton represent just the beginning of a dining ecosystem that rewards months of exploration. Private jet travelers who arrive in Montreal for the food leave with the conviction that they will return.

Montreal’s dominant private jet corridors are short-to-medium range domestic and cross-border North American routes — particularly the Montreal–New York, Montreal–Toronto, Montreal–Boston, and Montreal–Miami segments. This makes light jets and midsize jets the workhorses of the Montreal market. For transatlantic departures to London and Paris — particularly popular among Montreal’s large French-speaking business community — heavy and ultra-long-range aircraft take precedence. Every aircraft sourced by Centurion Jets carries Transport Canada or FAA Part 135 / EASA certification and ARGUS Platinum or Wyvern Wingman operator safety ratings.

Very Light Jets & Turboprops — Intra-Quebec & Short Cross-Border

For ultra-short segments within Quebec — Montreal to Quebec City (30 min), Montreal to Sherbrooke, Montreal to Sept-Iles — and for quick U.S. border hops, the Embraer Phenom 100EV and King Air 350i offer efficient, cost-effective private access. The Phenom 100EV’s 2,000 nm range and Garmin G3000 glass cockpit make it an ideal executive shuttle for the Montreal–Quebec City corridor that serves the National Assembly and Quebec government offices.

Light Jets — The Montreal-New York & Montreal-Toronto Standard

The Embraer Phenom 300E is the most popular aircraft in the Montreal private jet market. At just under 1 hour to New York’s Teterboro Airport and approximately 1 hour to Toronto’s Island Airport, it delivers the speed, cabin comfort, and value proposition that makes it the default aircraft for Montreal’s executive cross-border commute. The Cessna Citation CJ4 Gen2 is the preferred alternative for slightly larger groups. Both offer near-stand-up cabins, satellite Wi-Fi, and the range to reach Boston, Washington, and even Chicago non-stop from YUL.

Midsize Jets — Eastern Seaboard, Florida & Midwest

The Cessna Citation XLS+ and Hawker 900XP handle the Montreal–Miami and Montreal–Chicago corridors with full stand-up cabins, hot meal galley service, and comfortable seating for 8–9. The XLS+ is consistently rated the most versatile midsize jet in the North American fleet and appears frequently in the Montreal–U.S. East Coast market. For the growing Montreal–Caribbean charter segment — Cancun, Nassau, Turks & Caicos — midsize jets provide the most economical non-stop solution.

Super-Midsize Jets — Premium Domestic & Long Cross-Border

The Bombardier Challenger 350 — the world’s most popular super-midsize jet, built just outside Montreal at Bombardier’s Dorval facility — is the benchmark premium aircraft for Montreal charter. Its double-club cabin, full flight attendant service, outstanding Wi-Fi, and non-stop range to any North American destination make it the aircraft of choice for Montreal executives traveling to Los Angeles, Vancouver, or Las Vegas. The irony of chartering a Challenger 350 in the same city where it was built is not lost on Montreal’s aerospace community.

Heavy & Ultra-Long Range — Europe & Transcontinental

For transatlantic flights from Montreal — most commonly to London and Paris — the Gulfstream G550, Bombardier Global 6500, Dassault Falcon 7X, and Gulfstream G700 provide fully flat beds, multiple cabin zones, and the range to complete London (6.5 hrs) or Paris (7 hrs) non-stop from YUL. Montreal has a particularly strong transatlantic charter market to France, driven by the city’s Francophone business community maintaining financial and cultural ties to Paris and Lyon. The G700’s 7,500 nm range can reach virtually any European capital non-stop from Montreal.

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Montreal is served by two active private aviation airports and a third legacy facility that is used for specific cargo and aircraft storage operations. Understanding the differences between YUL and YHU is essential for any Montreal charter — the right airport choice saves ground time, reduces per-movement costs, and significantly improves the private jet arrival experience.

Montreal’s charter market is dominated by the northeastern North American corridor — short-to-medium-range segments where light and midsize jets deliver exceptional value and speed. The following aircraft are the most frequently chartered for Montreal routes, organized by departure corridor.

Short Cross-Border & Intra-Canada (New York, Boston, Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec City)

• Embraer Phenom 300E  Light jet | 8 pax | The definitive Montreal-NY and Montreal-Toronto aircraft — fast, comfortable, cost-effective
• Cessna Citation CJ4 Gen2  Light jet | 9 pax | Excellent range and cabin for Montreal–Boston and Montreal–Washington DC non-stop
• King Air 350i  Turboprop | 9 pax | Reliable intra-Quebec shuttle and northern Canada access
• Embraer Phenom 100EV  VLJ | 4 pax | Most economical option for Montreal–Quebec City or Montreal–Ottawa
• Cessna Citation M2 Gen2  Light jet | 6 pax | Efficient light jet for short Quebec and Ontario routes

Mid-Range U.S. & Eastern Canada (Chicago, Miami, DC, Calgary, Vancouver, Caribbean)

• Cessna Citation XLS+  Midsize | 9 pax | Most popular midsize — Montreal to Miami, Chicago, Calgary non-stop
• Hawker 900XP  Midsize | 9 pax | Stand-up cabin, hot galley — business group travel to Miami and Chicago
• Bombardier Learjet 75 Liberty  Midsize | 9 pax | Fast Learjet tradition for Miami, Caribbean, and southern U.S.
• Bombardier Challenger 300  Super-midsize | 9 pax | Double-club for longer domestic routes — LA, Vancouver, Las Vegas

Transcontinental U.S. & Premium Canadian Routes (LA, Las Vegas, Seattle, Vancouver)

• Bombardier Challenger 350  Super-midsize | 10 pax | The Montreal premium standard — built locally, beloved globally
• Gulfstream G280  Super-midsize | 10 pax | Exceptional fuel efficiency for LA and Vancouver non-stop
• Cessna Citation X+  Super-midsize | 9 pax | World’s fastest civil aircraft — Montreal to LA under 5 hrs

Transatlantic & Long-Haul (London, Paris, Geneva, Frankfurt)

• Gulfstream G550  Heavy | 14 pax | Most popular Montreal-Europe aircraft — non-stop London and Paris
• Bombardier Global 6500  Heavy | 12 pax | Exceptional cabin quality for overnight transatlantic from YUL
• Dassault Falcon 7X  Heavy | 14 pax | Three-engine safety, 5,950 nm — non-stop from Montreal to any European city
• Gulfstream G700  Ultra-long | 19 pax | The flagship — Montreal to Paris, Frankfurt, or Dubai non-stop
• Bombardier Global 7500  Ultra-long | 19 pax | Montreal’s home-built ultra-long-range flagship

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Montreal rewards depth of engagement. A single visit rarely does it justice. Here is the essential orientation for the private jet traveler arriving at YUL or YHU — from the cobblestones of Vieux-Montreal to the designer boutiques of Griffintown and the world-class food scene of the Plateau.

Old Montreal (Vieux-Montreal) — North America’s Most Beautiful Historic Quarter

Old Montreal is one of the most architecturally remarkable historic urban districts in North America — a 17th and 18th-century European city preserved within a modern metropolis. Its cobblestone streets, grey stone buildings, the Basilique Notre-Dame de Montreal (one of the most beautiful churches in the Western Hemisphere), and the Old Port waterfront along the St. Lawrence River create a visitor experience that feels genuinely European rather than theme-park imitative. The restaurant concentration in Vieux-Montreal — including Toqué!, widely regarded as the restaurant that defined modern Quebec cuisine — makes the neighbourhood a mandatory destination for first-time and returning visitors alike.

The Plateau-Mont-Royal & Mile End — Creative Capital of Canada

The Plateau-Mont-Royal neighbourhood is the cultural heart of French Montreal — a dense grid of Victorian duplexes and triplexes with wrought-iron external staircases, independent cafes, record shops, and restaurants that have made it one of the most written-about urban neighbourhoods in North America. Mile End, at the Plateau’s northern edge, is home to the legendary Fairmount Bagel and St-Viateur Bagel — the two institutions at the centre of Montreal’s extraordinary bagel culture — as well as Joe Beef, Vin Papillon, and the food and wine strip along Notre-Dame Ouest that has made this stretch one of the most exciting restaurant corridors in North America.

The Grand Prix du Canada — F1 at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

The Grand Prix du Canada transforms Montreal into one of the world’s great sporting spectacles for an entire week each June. Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on Ile Notre-Dame is one of F1’s most challenging and entertaining tracks — a street circuit carved through a park island in the St. Lawrence River that produces more incidents, safety cars, and unpredictable results than almost any other race on the calendar. The paddock hospitality scene rivals Monaco, and the citywide party atmosphere extends from Thursday practice through Sunday’s podium to Sunday evening on Crescent Street. Private jet clients arriving for Grand Prix weekend should plan arrival by Thursday to maximize race week programming — and must have aircraft booked well in advance.

Mont Royal & Outdoor Life

The Parc du Mont-Royal — a 200-hectare park at the geographic centre of the island, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted (who also designed Central Park) — is the defining natural feature of the city and a year-round gathering place for Montrealers. In summer, its Chalet du Mont-Royal lookout offers the most celebrated view of the Montreal skyline. In winter, its cross-country ski trails, snowshoe paths, and Lake des Castors ice rink transform it into a winter wonderland that embodies Montreal’s refusal to be intimidated by cold. Adjacent to the park, the neighbourhood of Outremont — largely French-speaking and among the most affluent in the city — offers excellent boutique dining and the residential atmosphere most preferred by Montreal’s established elite.

Underground Montreal — The World’s Largest Underground City

Montreal’s famous underground city — the RESO network — connects over 32 km of passageways linking hotels, shopping centres, the Bell Centre, the Palais des Congres convention centre, major office towers, and the Metro system. It is the world’s largest underground pedestrian network and a remarkable urban planning achievement that allows Montrealers to live, work, shop, and be entertained entirely indoors during the most extreme winter months. For private jet clients visiting in January or February, understanding and using the RESO is essential for efficient navigation of the city’s core.

Montreal Events Calendar — High-Demand Private Jet Periods

• Grand Prix du Canada (June):  Formula 1 at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve — highest private jet demand of the year. Book 6–8 weeks ahead
• Montreal International Jazz Festival (late June/July):  World’s largest jazz festival — 2M+ attendees, 3,000 shows, 10 days
• Just For Laughs (July):  World’s largest comedy festival — sold-out arena shows and intimate club events
• Osheaga Music & Arts (August):  Major music festival at Parc Jean-Drapeau — strong U.S. and Toronto charter demand
• Igloofest (January–February):  World’s coldest outdoor music festival — uniquely Montreal, increasingly global
• Fantasia International Film Festival (July–August):  North America’s premier genre film festival — cult following among cinephiles
• NHL Playoffs — Canadiens de Montreal:  Every Canadiens playoff run drives extraordinary charter demand from Toronto, New York, and Boston
• Salon du Velo / IQDMF (biannual):  Major pharmaceutical and defence industry conferences generating business charter demand

Day Trips from Montreal by Private Jet

• Quebec City (YQB):  30 min. UNESCO World Heritage Site — Chateau Frontenac, winter carnival, Old Quebec
• Toronto (YBZ):  1 hr. Financial capital — Bay Street, Yorkville luxury
• New York (TEB):  1 hr. The closest major U.S. city — Broadway, business, leisure
• Boston (BED):  1 hr. Cultural and academic hub — Boston Symphony, Harvard, Fenway Park
• Tremblant / Laurentians (helipad):  45 min by road or helicopter — premier Quebec ski resort and four-season destination

Eastern Townships (Cantons-de-l’Est):  1 hr by road — wine country, spa retreats, Manor Hovey, Manoir des Sables

Montreal’s luxury hotel market combines historic grandeur with contemporary design ambition — a city where the Ritz-Carlton occupies a 1912 Beaux-Arts palace and a boutique design hotel might occupy a converted textile warehouse, and both offer genuinely exceptional service. The following represent the finest properties for private jet traveler standards.

Centurion Jets’ concierge team arranges preferred hotel rates, suite upgrades, VIP amenity packages, and priority reservations at all Montreal luxury properties. Request full concierge services alongside your charter quote.

Montreal has one of the most extreme climates of any major city in the world — a full four-season continental climate that ranges from -20°C January nights to 32°C July afternoons. Far from being a deterrent, this climatic intensity is part of Montreal’s identity — a city that has developed the cultural infrastructure, underground network, and joie de vivre to thrive in every season. For private jet operations, Montreal’s climate is manageable year-round: YUL and YHU maintain full operations in all weather conditions, with ice clearing, de-icing equipment, and heated hangars standard at all major Montreal FBOs. Winter arrivals are smooth in the private terminal; the challenge is on the ground, not in the air.

Real-time Montreal weather and YUL aviation forecasts are available at Environment and Climate Change Canada and the NAV CANADA flight information service.

Montreal is an active empty leg market in northeastern North America — particularly on the Montreal–New York, Montreal–Toronto, Montreal–Miami, and seasonal transatlantic corridors. The city’s corporate aviation profile and its major event calendar create predictable patterns of charter demand that, in turn, generate consistent repositioning flight availability. For private jet travelers with route flexibility, Montreal empty legs offer savings of 50–75% below standard charter rates on some of the most traveled corridors in North America.

Montreal’s Empty Leg Demand Drivers

Several structural factors generate Montreal’s empty leg inventory. The corporate inbound pattern — executives flying into Montreal Monday and Tuesday for board meetings at Bombardier, CAE, and the major banks — creates outbound empty legs from YUL or YHU back to New York, Toronto, and Boston on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning. The event peak-and-trough pattern around the Grand Prix, Jazz Festival, and major Canadiens playoff games generates extraordinary inbound traffic followed by large-scale outbound repositioning legs within 24–48 hours of event conclusion. And the seasonal transatlantic pattern — European clients visiting Montreal in summer for festivals and returning home — generates eastbound heavy jet empty legs from YUL to London and Paris in July and August.

Most Active Montreal Empty Leg Routes

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Q: How much does it cost to charter a private jet to or from Montreal?

A: Private jet charter to or from Montreal starts from approximately $6,000 for a very light jet on a short intra-Quebec regional route, and ranges to $200,000+ for an ultra-long-range aircraft on a transatlantic route to Paris or London. The most popular routes have typical pricing of: Montreal to New York: $18,000–$45,000; Montreal to Toronto: $14,000–$32,000; Montreal to Miami: $42,000–$88,000; Montreal to London: $115,000–$195,000. Grand Prix weekend pricing commands a 35–60% premium above standard rates. Centurion Jets provides fully itemized, all-in quotes. Request a free Montreal charter quote.

Q: What is the best private jet airport in Montreal — YUL or YHU?

A: The answer depends on your flight origin and destination. Montreal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL) is required for all flights arriving from the United States or overseas — as it is the only Montreal airport with full Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) customs and immigration processing. Montreal/Saint-Hubert Longueuil Airport (YHU) is preferred for domestic Canadian flights and departures where customs clearance is not required — it offers lower fees, less congestion, and faster ground times. For most U.S.-departing clients, YUL is the point of arrival; YHU can be used for the return departure on domestic legs.

Q: Do I need to go through customs to fly from the U.S. to Montreal by private jet?

A: Yes. All private jets arriving in Canada from the United States or any international origin must clear Canadian customs and immigration through Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). In Montreal, CBSA processing for private aircraft is available at Montreal-Trudeau (YUL). Centurion Jets handles all pre-arrival CBSA notification, eAPIS cross-border filing, and permit documentation as a standard component of every U.S.-to-Montreal charter booking. Advance documentation preparation ensures the customs process is efficient and minimally disruptive.

Q: How far in advance should I book a private jet to Montreal for the Grand Prix du Canada?

A: For Grand Prix du Canada weekend, we strongly recommend booking your aircraft a minimum of 6 weeks in advance — ideally 8 weeks. The Grand Prix is Montreal’s highest private jet demand event of the year, and YUL FBO ramp space is genuinely finite. Aircraft at the preferred aircraft categories (super-midsize and heavy jets) are fully committed by experienced operators several months before race day. Centurion Jets has established relationships with Montreal FBO operators that allow us to secure slots that are otherwise unavailable — but early booking is essential.

Q: Can a private jet fly non-stop from New York to Montreal?

A: Yes. New York to Montreal is approximately 1 hour non-stop — one of the most efficient private jet city pairs in North America. Virtually any aircraft category — from a very light jet to a heavy cabin — can operate this route non-stop. The most popular aircraft is the Embraer Phenom 300E, which completes the Teterboro (TEB) to YUL sector in approximately 55 minutes. This exceptional proximity makes Montreal a highly viable same-day destination from New York for business meetings, dining, or events — and vice versa.

Q: Does Centurion Jets charge membership fees for Montreal charter?

A: No. Centurion Jets operates as a pure on-demand charter broker with zero membership fees, no jet card requirements, no monthly subscriptions, and no long-term contracts. You pay only for the flights you book. Every Montreal quote is fully itemized with complete transparency including all cross-border fees, navigation charges, and de-icing costs where applicable. Request a free quote or call our 24/7 team to get started.

Q: What is the best aircraft for a private jet from Montreal to Miami?

A: The Cessna Citation XLS+ (midsize, 3 hrs non-stop, 7–9 pax) is the most popular and cost-effective aircraft for Montreal–Miami. For groups requiring a premium cabin experience on the 3-hour southbound flight, the Bombardier Challenger 350 (super-midsize, 10 pax) provides an exceptional double-club cabin with full flight attendant service. For smaller groups of 4–6 seeking maximum value, the Embraer Phenom 300E can operate Montreal–Miami non-stop in approximately 3.5 hours.

Q: Can Centurion Jets arrange Grand Prix tickets, hotel, and F1 hospitality in Montreal?

A: Yes. Centurion Jets provides a complete Grand Prix du Canada concierge package — aircraft from any departure city, YUL landing permit and CBSA coordination, preferred hotel access at the Ritz-Carlton Montreal and Four Seasons, Circuit Gilles Villeneuve paddock club and grandstand tickets, team hospitality suite access, restaurant reservations at Toqué!, Joe Beef, and all key Montreal Grand Prix dining venues, and return flight scheduling. Contact us to begin planning your Montreal Grand Prix — ideally 6–8 weeks before race weekend.

Q: What is the best time of year to visit Montreal by private jet?

A: Montreal is a year-round destination with distinct seasonal appeal. June through August is the peak season — warm weather, Grand Prix (June), Jazz Festival (late June/July), Just For Laughs (July), and Osheaga (August). September and October offer arguably the best all-around conditions: perfect temperatures, brilliant fall foliage, an active restaurant and cultural scene, and pre-Grand Prix availability. January and February offer Igloofest, world-class Nordic spa culture at Bota Bota and Scandinave Spa, and extraordinary hotel value — Montreal in winter is an experience, not a compromise.

Q: Are there empty leg flights available between Montreal and New York?

A: Yes — the Montreal–New York corridor is one of the most active empty leg routes in northeastern North America. The combination of regular corporate charter traffic and major event demand from both cities generates multiple repositioning legs per week in both directions. Savings of 50–75% below standard charter rates are typical. Visit the Centurion Jets Empty Leg Flights page or register for instant Montreal–New York route notifications.

From a Saturday evening departure on the Phenom 300E from Teterboro, touching down at YUL in time for dinner at Toqué!, to a Grand Prix weekend arrival on the Challenger 350 from London with paddock hospitality pre-arranged — Centurion Jets delivers the aircraft, the customs coordination, and the on-the-ground access that matches this city’s exceptional standard.

Our Montreal aviation specialists are available 24 hours a day, every day to discuss your requirements, compare aircraft options, and provide a transparent all-in charter price inclusive of all cross-border documentation and fees — with no membership requirements, no hidden costs, and no obligations.

Centurion Jets arranges private jet charter to and from Montreal from New York, Boston, Miami, Chicago, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Washington DC, Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver, London, Paris, Geneva, Zurich, and all major North American and international departure cities. YUL Montreal-Trudeau International | YHU Montreal/Saint-Hubert Longueuil. On-demand. No fees. No compromises.