Dubai is one of the most strategically connected cities on earth — sitting at the precise geographic intersection of Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. This position, combined with the UAE’s extraordinary investment in aviation infrastructure, has made Dubai the most important private jet hub in the Middle East and one of the top five private aviation markets globally. Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC), Dubai International Airport (OMDB), and Sharjah International together handle a volume of private aircraft movements that places the Dubai metro area alongside New York, London, and Hong Kong as a tier-one private jet destination.

Dubai attracts a uniquely global private jet clientele. European and American executives fly in for the UAE’s world-class financial, real estate, and technology sectors. Russian, CIS, and Central Asian ultra-high-net-worth individuals have long made Dubai a second home. South Asian business families from India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka use Dubai as a regional HQ and lifestyle hub. Chinese and Southeast Asian investors treat Dubai Expo City and the DIFC as primary investment destinations. And global leisure travelers are drawn by the Burj Al Arab, Palm Jumeirah, desert safaris, and year-round sunshine. Each of these segments demands a different charter strategy — and Centurion Jets has the expertise and operator relationships to serve all of them.

As your independent aviation broker, Centurion Jets sources the best available aircraft at the most competitive pricing from our global network, with complete transparency and no long-term obligations. Explore our Dubai private jet charter page, browse our full aircraft fleet, or learn how on-demand charter works.

Dubai’s central global position means it is reachable by private jet from virtually every major city on earth, with a range of routing strategies depending on aircraft category and departure origin. The tables below provide current indicative pricing for both domestic-regional routes within the Gulf region and the most active long-haul routes to Dubai. All figures are one-way estimates. Contact Centurion Jets for a fully itemized, all-in quote.

Regional Gulf & Middle East Routes

Long-Haul & Intercontinental Routes to Dubai

New York and Los Angeles require the Gulfstream G700 or Global 7500 for non-stop capability. Smaller heavy jets may require a single fuel stop in Europe or the Gulf. Centurion Jets confirms range and routing for every transatlantic booking.

For a precise all-in Dubai charter quote, contact Centurion Jets 24/7, or submit an online quote request and receive competitive aircraft options within 30–60 minutes.

In less than 50 years, Dubai has transformed from a modest pearl-fishing settlement into a $100+ billion global economy that leads the world in architectural ambition, luxury hospitality, financial services innovation, and experiential tourism. Today’s Dubai is simultaneously a global financial capital, the world’s busiest international aviation hub, a luxury retail and hospitality destination with no peers in its region, and a geopolitical safe haven for wealth and enterprise from across the globe.

Global Business & Finance Hub

The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) is the foremost financial hub between London and Singapore — home to more than 4,000 registered companies, over 650 financial institutions, and the region’s most sophisticated legal and regulatory framework. Global banks, hedge funds, sovereign wealth advisors, law firms, and technology companies operate from DIFC, drawing a continuous flow of senior executives by private jet from New York, London, Zurich, and beyond. Dubai World Trade Centre and Expo City Dubai host some of the most significant international trade shows and conferences on the annual calendar, including GITEX Technology Week, Arab Health, ADIPEC, and the Future Investment Initiative.

Real Estate & Luxury Property

Dubai’s luxury real estate market is one of the fastest-growing and most globally diverse in the world. Palm Jumeirah, Emirates Hills, Jumeirah Bay Island, and Mohammed Bin Rashid City concentrate some of the most expensive residential real estate in Asia and the Middle East. Ultra-high-net-worth buyers from Russia, India, the UK, China, and the broader GCC have invested billions in Dubai residential and commercial property over the past decade, and the market shows no signs of cooling. Private jet charter to Dubai for real estate investment visits, property management, and ownership stays is one of the highest-frequency use cases in Centurion Jets’ Middle East portfolio.

Tourism, Leisure & Luxury Hospitality

Dubai received over 17 million international visitors in 2023 — the most of any city in the world by overnight tourists. The city’s leisure offering is extraordinary: the Burj Khalifa (world’s tallest building), the Burj Al Arab (world’s most recognized luxury hotel), the Palm Jumeirah artificial island, the Dubai Mall (world’s largest shopping centre), and an extraordinary private beach club and marina ecosystem make Dubai a year-round luxury leisure destination with no equivalent in the region.

The Dubai Luxury Ecosystem

Dubai has cultivated an ecosystem of ultra-luxury services that is unmatched outside of New York, London, and a handful of European cities. The Dubai Yacht Show, the Formula E, and expanding motorsport calendar, the Dubai World Cup (the world’s richest horse race), the Dubai Airshow, and the Dubai Shopping Festival collectively define a social and entertainment calendar that rivals any in the world. Private jet demand surrounding these events is exceptionally high, and advance aircraft reservations are essential.

Strategic Gateway — East Meets West

Perhaps Dubai’s single most important characteristic for private jet travelers is its unmatched geographic position as a transit hub connecting East and West. With no meaningful time zones of restriction, optimal weather year-round for aviation, and world-class FBO facilities at both DWC and OMDB, Dubai serves as the premier technical stop and overnight connection point for ultra-long-range private jets routing between Europe and Asia, Africa and the Americas, and the Indian Subcontinent and the rest of the world. Centurion Jets regularly coordinates Dubai stopovers for clients on longer transcontinental routings.

Dubai’s global departure network means clients arrive from cities ranging from London (7 hours) to New York (13–14 hours) to Singapore (7.5 hours) — a span of flight durations that requires matching aircraft cabin standards to journey length. Every aircraft sourced by Centurion Jets is operated by a certified FAA Part 135 or EASA-equivalent operator with ARGUS Platinum, Wyvern Wingman, or IS-BAO Stage 2+ ratings.

Light Jets — Gulf Regional & Short-Haul

For short Gulf regional routes — Dubai to Riyadh (1 hr), Dubai to Doha (45 min), Dubai to Muscat (45 min), Dubai to Abu Dhabi (20 min) — the Embraer Phenom 300E and Cessna Citation CJ4 Gen2 deliver comfortable, efficient cabin experiences for groups of 6–8 without the cost overhead of a larger aircraft. Their satellite Wi-Fi, enclosed lavatories, and near-stand-up cabins are perfectly suited for executive day trips within the GCC.

Midsize Jets — South Asia, East Africa & Medium-Haul Routes

The Cessna Citation XLS+, Hawker 900XP, and Bombardier Learjet 75 Liberty serve the critical mid-range routes that define Dubai’s regional connectivity — Mumbai (2.5 hrs), Nairobi (5 hrs), Cairo (3.5 hrs), Istanbul (4 hrs), and Almaty (4.5 hrs). Stand-up cabins, hot meal galleys, and Wi-Fi make these ideal for business travel across the broader Middle East and Indian Ocean corridor.

Super-Midsize Jets — Europe, Russia & South/Southeast Asia

The Bombardier Challenger 350 is the most popular super-midsize jet in the world and the benchmark for Dubai charter from London, Geneva, Paris, and Moscow. Double-club cabin, full flight attendant service, outstanding Wi-Fi, and the range to complete all European sectors non-stop. The Gulfstream G280 offers excellent fuel efficiency and a beautifully engineered Israeli-designed interior. The Cessna Citation X+ is the fastest civil aircraft available and dramatically shortens long-haul European routing times.

Heavy Jets — Long-Haul from Europe, Asia & The Americas

The Gulfstream G550, Bombardier Global 6500, Dassault Falcon 7X, and Dassault Falcon 8X are the workhorses of long-haul Dubai charter — capable of non-stop service from London, Singapore, Hong Kong, Sydney, and Moscow with fully flat beds, multiple cabin zones, chef galleys, and the kind of sleep quality that makes arrival in Dubai genuinely refreshed after a 7–8 hour overnight flight.

Ultra-Long Range — New York, Los Angeles & Transcontinental

For the longest routes to Dubai — New York (13+ hrs), Los Angeles (15+ hrs), São Paulo, or Sydney on a westward routing — the Gulfstream G700 and Bombardier Global 7500 are without equal. Four distinct cabin zones, a private master suite with queen bed, an onboard shower, a dedicated lounge and dining area, and the world’s largest business jet windows transform the journey into a first-class experience. The G700’s certified 7,500 nm range comfortably handles New York to DWC non-stop with reasonable payload.

Browse interior photos, cabin schematics, and performance specifications for every aircraft category at the Centurion Jets Aircraft Page. Our advisors match every client to the right cabin based on travel time, group size, and comfort requirements.

Dubai and the broader UAE provide private jet travelers with an exceptional multi-airport infrastructure. Each facility offers specific advantages for different aircraft types, destinations, and passenger requirements. Centurion Jets recommends the optimal airport for every Dubai charter based on your flight profile and ground logistics.

The following aircraft are the most frequently chartered for Dubai routes — selected for their demonstrated performance on the world’s most active private jet corridors into the UAE.

Gulf Regional Routes (Riyadh, Doha, Muscat, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Kuwait)

• Embraer Phenom 300E  Light jet | 8 pax | Most efficient GCC regional workhorse — fast, comfortable, cost-effective
• Cessna Citation CJ4 Gen2  Light jet | 9 pax | Excellent range for Kuwait and Bahrain sectors
• Cessna Citation XLS+  Midsize | 9 pax | Stand-up cabin for executive team travel within the Gulf
• Hawker 900XP  Midsize | 9 pax | Reliable GCC operator with excellent service infrastructure
• Pilatus PC-12 NGX  Turboprop | 9 pax | Versatile short-haul access — popular for site visits and remote field operations

European Routes (London, Paris, Geneva, Zurich, Moscow, Istanbul)

• Bombardier Challenger 350  Super-midsize | 10 pax | Non-stop London/Geneva to Dubai — #1 super-mid for this corridor
• Gulfstream G280  Super-midsize | 10 pax | Fuel-efficient; excellent for Moscow and Istanbul routing
• Dassault Falcon 7X  Heavy | 14 pax | Three-engine safety, exceptional range — non-stop from all European cities
• Gulfstream G550  Heavy | 14 pax | Most popular heavy jet for London–Dubai — flatbed, full galley, Wi-Fi
• Bombardier Global 6500  Heavy | 12 pax | Superior cabin acoustics and flatbed quality for overnight European flights
• Dassault Falcon 8X  Heavy | 14 pax | Longest-range Dassault — 6,450 nm, non-stop from virtually any European city

Americas Routes (New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Toronto, Sao Paulo)

• Gulfstream G650ER  Ultra-long | 14 pax | 7,500 nm range — non-stop New York to Dubai with standard payload
• Gulfstream G700  Ultra-long | 19 pax | Gulfstream flagship — four zones, shower, 7,500 nm non-stop
• Bombardier Global 7500  Ultra-long | 19 pax | World record-holder — 7,700 nm, widest ultra-long cabin available
• Bombardier Global 6500  Ultra-long | 12 pax | One-stop East Coast to Dubai with premium cabin

Asia Pacific Routes (Singapore, Hong Kong, Mumbai, Sydney, Tokyo)

• Gulfstream G550  Heavy | 14 pax | Non-stop Singapore/Hong Kong to Dubai — the proven route aircraft
• Bombardier Global 6000  Heavy | 12 pax | Exceptional range for Sydney-Dubai non-stop
• Gulfstream G700  Ultra-long | 19 pax | Sydney to Dubai non-stop (~14 hrs) — the pinnacle of comfort
• Cessna Citation XLS+  Midsize | 9 pax | Mumbai to Dubai (2.5 hrs) — cost-effective midsize for South Asian routes

View full cabin specifications, performance data, and safety ratings for all aircraft at the Centurion Jets Aircraft Page.

Arriving in Dubai by private jet at Al Maktoum puts the entirety of this extraordinary city within 40 minutes. Here is the essential Dubai guide for the private jet traveler — from the world’s tallest building to the desert’s most remote luxury camps.

Downtown Dubai & The Burj Khalifa

Downtown Dubai, anchored by the Burj Khalifa (828 metres — the world’s tallest structure), the Dubai Fountain, and the Dubai Mall, is the symbolic centre of modern Dubai. The At The Top, Burj Khalifa observatory on the 124th floor is one of the most visited attractions in the world. The Dubai Mall — with over 1,200 retail outlets, an indoor ski slope at Ski Dubai, the Dubai Aquarium, and a global culinary corridor — represents the extreme outer edge of what shopping centre can mean. Upon request, Centurion Jets concierge team arranges priority access and private guided experiences for all Downtown Dubai attractions.

Palm Jumeirah & The World Islands

The Palm Jumeirah — Dubai’s iconic palm-shaped artificial island — houses some of the most celebrated hotels, residences, and beach clubs in the world. Atlantis The Palm, The Palm Tower and St. Regis Palm, FIVE Palm Jumeirah, and the One&Only The Palm are the premier accommodation options for clients seeking beachfront luxury. The island’s private beach clubs — Zero Gravity, Nikki Beach, Cove Beach — are the social epicentre of Dubai’s luxury lifestyle from October through May.

DIFC & Business Dubai

The Dubai International Financial Centre is simultaneously Dubai’s premier financial district, its finest dining quarter, and the heartbeat of its international cultural life. DIFC’s Gate Village houses the Opera Gallery and The Third Line art galleries alongside fine dining institutions including Zuma Dubai, Coya Dubai, STK Dubai, and Nobu Dubai. The combination of elite business infrastructure and world-class social dining in a single walkable district makes DIFC the preferred base for executive private jet clients.

Desert Safari & Beyond the City

Dubai’s desert hinterland offers experiences that are as extraordinary as the city itself. Premier operators including Arabian Adventures and Platinum Heritage arrange private desert safaris with dune driving, camel trekking, falconry, and overnight stays in luxury desert camps. For the most exclusive desert experience, Bab Al Shams Desert Resort & Spa offers overwater-style luxury camps set among the red dunes of the Saih Al Salam desert. Upon request, Centurion Jets coordinates helicopter transfers from DWC directly to remote desert camp landing pads for clients seeking maximum efficiency.

Yachts, Marinas & Water Experiences

Dubai’s marina culture is world-class. The Dubai Marina — a 3.5 km artificial canal housing 200 residential towers and lined with waterfront restaurants — is the most active yacht marina in the Middle East. Private yacht charters from Dubai Marina allow guests to view the Palm Jumeirah, Burj Al Arab, and Jumeirah Beach shoreline from the water. For superyacht arrivals, Dubai Harbour — the largest marina in the Middle East with 1,100 berths — is the premier destination. Upon request, Centurion Jets coordinates private jet arrivals at DWC with seamless yacht-to-shore ground transport for all Dubai marina properties.

Shopping — Dubai Mall to Gold Souk

Dubai offers the world’s most extreme range of luxury retail — from the Dubai Mall‘s 1,200 outlets (including the only Harrods outside London until recently, and flagship stores for every major luxury house) to the Gold Souk in Deira, the largest gold market in the world, where hundreds of jewellery workshops sell 24-karat gold at prices unmatched anywhere. The Mall of the Emirates houses the flagship Harvey Nichols in the Middle East alongside Ski Dubai, the indoor ski resort. For bespoke luxury shopping beyond the malls, the boutiques of Jumeirah Road and City Walk offer curated high-end retail in an open-air environment.

Dubai Events Calendar — High-Demand Private Jet Periods

• Dubai World Cup (March):  World’s richest horse race — $30M purse. Meydan Racecourse. Major private jet demand from Europe and Asia
• Art Dubai (March):  Premier contemporary art fair in the MENA region — DIFC and Madinat Jumeirah
• Dubai Airshow (November, biennial):  World’s largest airshow — extraordinary private aviation demand
• ADIPEC (November):  Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition — largest energy industry gathering in the world
• GITEX Technology Week (October):  Leading tech and AI conference in the MENA region — 180,000+ attendees
• Dubai Shopping Festival (December–January):  World’s largest retail event — AED 150+ billion in sales
• New Year’s Eve Burj Khalifa Fireworks:  One of the world’s most spectacular NYE celebrations — peak private jet demand
• Dubai International Boat Show (February/March):  Premier yachting event — high-net-worth buyer traffic from Europe, Russia, and Asia
• ATP Dubai Tennis Championships (February):  One of the most glamorous tennis events on the ATP circuit

Dubai’s luxury hotel market is the most competitive in the Middle East — a relentless competition between properties at the absolute frontier of hospitality design, service, and spectacle. The following represent the finest and most significant properties for private jet traveler standards.

Centurion Jets concierge team coordinates preferred hotel rates, suite upgrades, butler service arrangements, and VIP amenity packages at all Dubai luxury properties. Request full concierge services alongside your charter quote.

Dubai enjoys a hot desert climate (BWh) with year-round sunshine and virtually no precipitation. This makes Dubai one of the most reliable private jet destinations in the world from an aviation weather perspective — operations at DWC and OMDB are rarely disrupted by weather. The key planning variable is not weather disruption but summer heat: Dubai’s June–September temperatures routinely exceed 40°C (104°F), creating density altitude conditions that marginally affect aircraft performance and making outdoor activities essentially impossible between 10 AM and 6 PM.

Real-time Dubai weather and aviation forecasts are available at the UAE National Centre of Meteorology.

Dubai is one of the most prolific empty leg markets in the world. The city’s position as the primary international private jet hub for the Middle East, India, East Africa, and Central Asia generates an extraordinary volume of repositioning flights on virtually every major global route. For cost-conscious private travelers, Dubai empty legs represent some of the most valuable savings opportunities in international aviation — including ultra-long-range aircraft legs to New York, London, and Singapore at a fraction of standard charter pricing.

Why Dubai Generates So Many Empty Legs

Dubai’s structural position as a one-directional destination market — more clients arriving for business or leisure than departing — creates a persistent imbalance between inbound and outbound flights. When a heavy jet drops a client at DWC and needs to return empty to London, Geneva, or Moscow, that repositioning flight is offered as an empty leg at 50–75% below charter rate. Additionally, Dubai’s role as the Middle East’s main technical stop and fuel point for ultra-long-range flights between Europe and Asia means aircraft frequently need to reposition from DWC or OMDB to their next assignment — often on routes that align precisely with popular travel corridors.

Most Active Dubai Empty Leg Routes

How to Book a Dubai Empty Leg

• Register for Empty Leg Alerts:  Tell us your preferred Dubai routes and we notify you instantly when a matching leg becomes available at DWC or OMDB.
• Stay flexible on dates:  Empty legs have fixed departure points, destinations, and dates. Flexibility within a 3–5 day window dramatically increases your chances of booking premium Dubai empty legs.
• Monitor event transitions:  The days immediately before and after major Dubai events — Dubai World Cup, GITEX, Airshow, NYE — generate the highest empty leg volume. Set alerts around these dates.
• Combine with a charter leg:  Book one-way standard charter and use an empty leg for the return, or vice versa. This hybrid strategy delivers round-trip Dubai access at a significantly reduced total cost.

Browse current Dubai empty legs and register for instant route alerts at the Centurion Jets Empty Leg Flights page.

Q: How much does it cost to charter a private jet to Dubai?

A: Private jet charter to Dubai ranges from approximately $16,000 for a light jet from nearby Gulf cities (Riyadh or Doha) to over $295,000 for an ultra-long-range aircraft from New York non-stop. The most common routes from Europe — London, Geneva, or Paris — typically run $115,000–$200,000 one-way on a heavy jet such as the Gulfstream G550 or Bombardier Global 6500. Mumbai to Dubai on a midsize costs $42,000–$95,000. Centurion Jets provides a fully itemized, transparent all-in quote with no hidden charges. Request a free Dubai charter quote and receive options within 30–60 minutes.

Q: What is the best private jet airport in Dubai?

A: For the majority of private jet arrivals, Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) is the preferred choice — a purpose-built business aviation hub with world-class FBO facilities, exclusive terminals, and the finest private aircraft handling in the region. For clients based in or near Downtown Dubai, DIFC, or Deira, the Dubai International Airport Business Aviation Terminal (OMDB BAT) reduces ground time by 15–20 minutes. Centurion Jets recommends the optimal airport for every booking at no additional charge.

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

A: Yes — the Gulfstream G700 (7,500 nm range) and Bombardier Global 7500 (7,700 nm range) can fly non-stop from Teterboro Airport (TEB) to Al Maktoum International (DWC) in approximately 13–14 hours with a standard payload. Smaller heavy jets such as the Gulfstream G550 can make the crossing with one efficient fuel stop in Europe (London, Geneva, or Amsterdam). Centurion Jets confirms aircraft range vs. route distance for every transatlantic booking before recommending a non-stop option.

Q: Do I need special permits to fly a private jet to Dubai?

A: Yes. Private aircraft require a UAE landing permit and, depending on the routing, overflight permits for countries in the flight path. These are standard requirements for international private aviation and are handled entirely by Centurion Jets as part of every Dubai charter booking — at no additional administrative charge. Lead times for UAE landing permits are typically 24–72 hours, though Centurion Jets recommends beginning the permit process as early as possible for peak event periods.

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

A: The optimal time to visit Dubai is November through April — Dubai’s peak season, characterized by near-perfect weather (18–28°C), all outdoor activities available, and the full social calendar in operation including the Dubai World Cup, Art Dubai, and the major conference season. Summer (June–September) offers extraordinary value on hotels (up to 70% discounts) and the best private jet aircraft availability, but outdoor activities are limited by extreme heat. Operations at Dubai’s airports are unaffected by weather at any time of year.

Q: How far in advance should I book a private jet to Dubai?

A: For standard travel outside major events, 48–72 hours lead time is typically sufficient for a Dubai charter. For peak events — Dubai World Cup (March), Dubai Airshow (November), GITEX (October), New Year’s Eve, and ADIPEC — we recommend booking 6–8 weeks in advance. Ultra-long-range aircraft for transatlantic New York or Los Angeles to Dubai routing should be secured 2–4 weeks ahead during busy periods. Centurion Jets begins permit processing as soon as a booking is confirmed.

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

A: No. Centurion Jets operates as a pure on-demand private jet 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, with complete pricing transparency and no hidden costs. Every Dubai quote is fully itemized. Request a free quote or call our 24/7 team to get started.

Q: Which Dubai hotel is best for private jet travelers?

A: The best Dubai hotel depends on the traveler’s purpose and preference. For absolute luxury with global recognition, the Burj Al Arab is the iconic choice. For ultra-luxury resort spectacle, Atlantis The Royal is Dubai’s most impressive recent opening. For business and DIFC proximity, the Four Seasons DIFC or The Lana Dorchester are preferred. Upon request, Centurion Jets concierge team provides personalized hotel recommendations with VIP arrangements based on your specific visit profile.

Q: Are there empty leg flights available to or from Dubai?

A: Yes — Dubai is one of the most active empty leg markets in the world. The city’s position as a global hub generates consistent repositioning flight availability on routes to London, Geneva, Moscow, Mumbai, Singapore, and the broader Gulf region. Empty leg discounts of 50–75% off standard charter rates are typical. Visit the Centurion Jets Empty Leg Flights page for current Dubai availability or register for instant alerts on your preferred routes.

Q: Can Centurion Jets arrange ground transport, hotels, and experiences in Dubai?

A: Yes. Centurion Jets provides a complete end-to-end Dubai concierge service — from your FBO arrival at DWC to your hotel suite and throughout your stay. This includes: luxury ground transport from DWC or OMDB; priority hotel access at the Burj Al Arab, Atlantis The Royal, Four Seasons, and all leading Dubai properties; private yacht charter from Dubai Marina or Dubai Harbour; desert safari and helicopter tour coordination; dinner reservations at Zuma, Nobu, Coya, and all DIFC top tables; VIP access to Dubai World Cup, Art Dubai, and the Dubai Airshow; and return flight planning and scheduling. Request a full Dubai concierge package alongside your charter quote.

Q: What aircraft is best for London to Dubai private jet charter?

A: The Bombardier Challenger 350 (super-midsize, 7 hrs non-stop) is the most popular aircraft for the London–Dubai route for groups of up to 10. For larger groups or clients requiring flatbed capability on the 7-hour overnight flight, the Gulfstream G550, Bombardier Global 6500, or Dassault Falcon 8X deliver fully flat beds, chef galley, and multiple cabin zones. The Cessna Citation X+ is the fastest option — completing the sector in under 6 hours. Centurion Jets provides aircraft recommendations for every London–Dubai booking based on group size, cabin preference, and budget.

From a London overnight on the Gulfstream G550 arriving at dawn above the Palm Jumeirah, to a New York departure on the Global 7500 touching down in Dubai in time for dinner at Zuma DIFC — Centurion Jets delivers the aircraft, the arrival, and the city access that matches Dubai’s extraordinary ambition. Every time.

Our Dubai aviation specialists are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to discuss your requirements, compare aircraft and routing options, and provide a transparent all-in charter price with no membership fees, no hidden costs, and no obligations.

Centurion Jets arranges private jet charter to Dubai from New York, Miami, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Geneva, Zurich, Moscow, Singapore, Hong Kong, Mumbai, Sydney, Riyadh, Nairobi, Cairo, and all major global departure cities. On-demand. No fees. No compromises.