Washington, D.C. Airports & Charter Routes

Private Jet Washington, D.C.

Fly to and from our nation’s capital on a safe, convenient and luxurious private jet charter with evoJets, and experience everything that private travel has to offer.

Washington DC is a focal point of evoJets’ air charter operations in the northeast, with a variety of aircraft on hand at all times. Private jet charter in DC has never been easier – call and speak to an evoJets agent today and be wheel’s up in a matter of hours, to anywhere in the world.

Popular Charter flights to/from Washington, DC

Airports in and Around Washington, D.C.

With evoJets, your flight to D.C. will most likely be through Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, Washington Dulles International Airport or Manassas, VA, the three major airports serving the D.C. area.

  • Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA, KDCA) – is located 3 miles south of the central business district of D.C. General aviation services are provided for corporate and private aviation by Signature Flight Support, the only fixed base operator (FBO) located at DCA.
  • Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD, KIAD) – is about 25 miles west of the central business district of D.C. There are two FBOs at Dulles: Signature Flight Support and Landmark Aviation Dulles, Inc.
  • Manassas Regional Airport (HEF, KHEF) – also known as Harry P. Davis Field. Located about 30mi southwest of central DC, Manassas is a preferred choice of many charter flights into the area because as an alternative to congestion at Reagan and Dulles.

Charter Pricing

How much does it cost to charter a private jet to Washington, DC?

The cost to charter a private jet can range widely in price, based on flight time and the type of aircraft. A private jet rental from New York to Washington, DC will cost $4,000 or more in a Compact Light Jet, for example.

Here are some target prices for private jet charter flights to/from Washington, DC that we aim to offer our clients:

To/From
Location		 Target Price
(One-Way)		 Aircraft
Type		 Max
Passengers
New York From $4,000 Compact Light Jet 2-4
Los Angeles From $25,000 Super Midsize Jet 6-8
Chicago From $6,500 Light Jet 6-8
Las Vegas From $19,500 Midsize Jet 7-8
S. Florida From $7,500 Light Jet 8-10

Please note that the above prices are ballpark estimates; specific pricing for a given trip will vary, and these amounts cannot be guaranteed for any specific flight.

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.

Aircraft Available

With an in-network fleet of thousands, we have a variety of aircraft available in almost every city in the country.

Inventory can change by the day, but here is a list of aircraft commonly available for Washington DC private jet charters:

  • Pilatus PC-12
  • King Air 200
  • Phenom 100
  • Citation CJ2
  • Hawker 400XP
  • Citation Excel
  • Hawker 800XP
  • Falcon 50
  • Hawker 1000
  • Challenger 601
  • Gulfstream G-400

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Charter FAQ

What is the most convenient airport to use in Washington DC?

While Ronald Reagan Airport in downtown DC is the closest airport in the area it is not always the easiest to use. Not only do you need a permit to land at Reagan there can also be long delays due to all of the government officials flying in and out. We recommend using Dulles or Baltimore (BWI) depending on your final destination in Washington DC.

What is the appropriate aircraft to use to fly from Miami to Washington DC?

With the flight from Miami to Washington DC being about 2 hours there are quite a few aircraft that would work for this trip. The main factor in determining the best aircraft for this particular flight would be the size of the group you are travelling with. If you have under 8 passengers a Light Jet would be perfect for this flight.

What are the busiest times to fly in and out of Washington DC?

A large portion of the travel into and out of Washington DC revolves around the government and their meeting schedule. Reagan, Dulles and Baltimore (BWI) experience the heaviest air traffic during the morning and evening rush hour periods. If you have a specific schedule you need to keep please speak to one of our charter specialists

What type of aircraft should I use for my charter flight to Washington, DC?

Washington, DC’s airports can support all types and sizes of aircraft. The aircraft you choose should be tailored to the distance you are flying, the number of passengers and amount of baggage you’re bringing along, as well as your budget and preferences.

The following table shows the average ranges (in statute miles and flight hours) for all the major aircraft types, as well as their average cubic ft. of baggage space:

Aircraft
Type		 Average Range
(St. Miles)		 Average Range
(Flight Hrs)		 Baggage Space
(cu. Ft)
Turboprop 1,000-2,000 2.5-3.5 50-80
Very Light Jet 1,300-1,600 2.5-3.0 40-60
Light Jet 1,200-2,000 3.0-4.0 50-80
Midsize Jet 2,000-3,000 3.5-4.5 60-90
Supermidsize Jet 3,000-4,000 4.0-5.0 70-100
Heavy Jet 3,500-5,000 5.0-7.5 115-225

Please note that the above values are averages across a series of aircraft; specific ranges and baggage space may fall outside of these estimates in certain cases.

Travel Guide

Top Luxury Hotels in Washington, D.C.

For your stay in D.C., you may be interested in some of these luxury accommodations:

  • Four Seasons Hotel
  • The St. Regis, Washington, D.C.
  • Hay-Adams Hotel
  • Willard InterContinental Washington
  • Mandarin Oriental Washington D.C.
  • The Madison – a Loews Hotel
  • Park Hyatt Washington
  • The Jefferson Washington D.C.

Arts & Culture Sights in Washington, D.C.

Fascinating Monuments and Majestic Museums

As the site of countless historical moments, D.C. is an incredible destination for exploring our nation’s heritage. Among the fascinating monuments and majestic museums, you can find attractions for nearly any interest. Some of the most enjoyable sights can be found at the National Mall, where it may take several days to thoroughly enjoy each venue around the circuit. Located here are:

  • Natural History Museum
  • Freer Gallery
  • American History Museum
  • Sackler Gallery
  • The Washington Monument
  • WWII Memorial
  • Vietnam Veterans Memorial
  • The White House
  • Korean War Memorial
  • Lincoln Memorial

Theater and Shows in Washington, D.C.

Once you have seen the numerous world-class museums of D.C., you may wish to further your arts experience with some theater and shows. Behold dazzling performances at such venues as

  • The Atlas Performing Arts Center
  • Merriweather Post Pavilion
  • AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center
  • National Theatre
  • Arena Stage
  • Shakespeare Theatre Company
  • Capitol Movement Inc.
  • Signature Theatre
  • Carter Barron Amphitheatre
  • Sixth & I Historic Synagogue

Outdoor Adventure in Washington, D.C.

Though hiking around the National Mall may be enough exercise and outdoor adventure for some, others may be interested in further recreation. Some of D.C.’s outdoor tour venues, recreational areas, and spectator sports include:

  • Potomac Park
  • Anecdotal History Tours
  • Potomac Riverboat Company
  • Bike and Roll
  • Ravenchase Adventures
  • Boomerang Tours Inc.
  • Renditions Golf Course
  • C & O Canal Boat Rides
  • Rosecroft Raceway
  • Capitol River Cruises

Weather in Washington, D.C.

D.C. has warm summers, with temperatures usually in the 70s. The warmest month of the year is July, with an average maximum temperature of 88.3 degrees Fahrenheit. Winters are very cold, typically in the 30s, and the coldest month, January, has an average minimum temperature of 27.3 degrees. D.C.’s annual average precipitation is 39.35 inches, and the wettest month is May, with an average rainfall of 3.82 inches.