Burlington, VT Airports & Charter Routes

Private Jet Burlington, VT

Home to famed ice creamery Ben & Jerry’s, Burlington, Vermont is more than just scoops and cones, it’s an eclectic mix of people and places, inviting and appealing to jet setters from around the country. With evergreens and alpine landscapes and the bordering shoreline of Lake Champlain, Burlington has become a free spirited destination catering to the wild and the wealthy.

Burlington has been experiencing a resurgence of luxury amenities including the development of posh hotels, adventure-rich sporting shops and newly opened hiking trails boasting views of the Adirondack Mountains and beyond. Its culinary scene is seeing a boost too. With a strong emphasis on local faire, restaurants are now showcasing organic produce, farm fresh ingredients and grass fed beefs – all sourced from Vermont, of course!

Getting there

For direct and convenient access, Burlington is serviced by Burlington International Airport (BTV), a short ride to the center of town. Ski resorts and mountain ridges are less than 60 miles from the airport.

Common Burlington Private Jet Charter Routes

Charter Pricing

Private Jet Prices – Ballpark Hourly Rates

The following hourly rates represent a range of prices for most aircraft within each major category. Exact rates for specific aircraft within each class will vary:

Aircraft
Type		 Type
Example		 Max
Passengers		 Ballpark Hourly
Rate
Turboprop Pilatus PC12 6-8 $1,200 – $1,800
Very Light Jet Phenom 100 4-5 $1,500 – $2,250
Light Jet Hawker 400XP 6-8 $2,200 – $3,000
Midsize Jet Lear 60 7-9 $2,800 – $3,800
Supermidsize Jet Citation Sovereign 8-10 $3,800 – $5,000
Heavy Jet Gulfstream G-IV 10-16 $5,000 – $8,000

Please note that these hourly rates represent flight charges only, and do not include taxes, crew, airport and other related fees.

Travel Guide

Year Round Destination

Enjoyable in any season, Burlington has become a ski destination at Winter, a wonderland in Summer and picture perfect come Fall foliage and Spring awakening. Between mountains and lakes, horseback riding, rock climbing and water sailing, the west face of Vermont is home to a myriad of exciting and enticing activities.

  • Stroll and shop at Church Street Marketplace
  • An incredible sight – The Earth Clock
  • Aquarium and Science Center at ECHO Lake Champlain
  • Hiking – Mount Philo for beginners and kids, Camel’s Hump and Mansfield Mountain for challenging terrain (all within 1 hour driving distance of Burlington).
  • Sailing and canoes on the Bay

Top Accommodations in Burlington

Burlington hotels know how to playing up their best asset – nature. Many of the accommodations make excellent use of their views and natural surroundings, some even offering wellness centers and yoga zones. For an even more relaxed experience, mountain resorts offer quiet retreats with stunning grounds and world class spas.

  • Made INN Vermont- Hip & trendy
  • Hotel Vermont – Green sustainability
  • The Essex Resort & Spa
  • Stowe Mountain Lodge
  • Hilton Burlington

Burlington Bites

There’s been a recent boom in the food scene, with new restaurants, culinary schools and local farmers markets popping up around town. To help guide you, we’ve picked our favorite foodie and classic establishments.

  • Church & Main – Quintessential Vermont – Extensive wine list
  • L’Amante
  • Bluebird Tavern – High style gastropub
  • The Skinny Pancake
  • San Sai Japanese

Coffee Stops

  • Uncommon Grounds – Roast their own beans
  • Muddy Waters
  • Bluebird Cafe

Nighttime in Burlington

Burlington could be described as eclectic and quirky, but its nightlife is far from it. Wine bars, cocktail dens and lounges are sprinkled throughout the city, with some pubs and beer halls making appearances too. A few of our favorites below:

  • The Bar at L’Amante
  • Leunig’s
  • Hen of the Wood
  • Nectar’s

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