Le Bourget Airport: Paris by Private Jet, the FBOs and the Routes That Land There

Paris-Le Bourget (LBG) is the private jet airport for Paris. Groupe ADP, which runs it, calls it Europe’s leading business airport: three runways on 553 hectares north of the city, no regular commercial traffic since 1981, and 56,645 aircraft movements in 2019. It takes everything from small twin engine aircraft to an Airbus A380. Five FBOs that we could check on their own sites operate here, from Dassault’s own terminal to Jetex and Signature. This guide covers each one and what the routes into Paris cost.

Where Le Bourget Is

Le Bourget sits just north of Paris and is the home of the Paris Air Show. Groupe ADP’s documents state that it stopped handling regular commercial traffic in 1981, which leaves the field to business aviation. Universal Aviation’s guide for operators notes there are no airport slots at Le Bourget, with exceptions during special events such as the air show, and that parking must be arranged with the FBO in advance.

Le Bourget FBOs

These FBOs list a Paris-Le Bourget location on their own websites:

• Dassault Falcon Service, 53-55 Avenue de l’Europe, a Dassault Aviation subsidiary next to its maintenance centre, with a 24 hour line. Dassault says it handles aircraft up to the A319 and BBJ.
• Jet Aviation, which took over the ASTONSKY FBO and has operated there since August 1, 2025, open 24 hours.
• Jetex, 6-8 rue Henri Lossier, the company’s first FBO, opened in 2009, with 24/7 operations listed.
• Signature Aviation, Terminal 1, 45 Avenue de l’Europe, open from 06:00 to 22:00 every day.
• Universal Aviation, with its own apron and a heated hangar for aircraft up to BBJ size. Its pages give different opening hours, so confirm them for a late arrival.

Customs and immigration clear passengers at the FBO or on board, and Universal puts typical clearance for a standard business jet at 5 to 20 minutes.

Routes to Paris-Le Bourget

Calculated from the great circle distance and manufacturer cruise speeds, with 2026 hourly rates in US dollars.

Route	Distance	Flight time	Flight time cost
London to Paris	186 nm	45 min (midsize)	$3,000 to $5,300
Paris to Nice	375 nm	1 h 15 min (midsize)	$5,000 to $8,800
New York to Paris	3,150 nm	7 h 10 min (super midsize, range is tight)	$43,000 to $64,500

All the routes we have priced are on the private jet routes page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do private jets land in Paris?

Most land at Paris-Le Bourget (LBG), which Groupe ADP calls Europe's leading business airport. It has handled no regular commercial traffic since 1981, so the field is given over to business aviation.

Does Le Bourget have slots?

Universal Aviation's operator guide says there are no airport slots at Le Bourget, with exceptions during special events such as the Paris Air Show. Parking still has to be arranged with the FBO in advance.

Which FBOs are at Paris-Le Bourget?

Dassault Falcon Service, Jet Aviation, Jetex, Signature Aviation and Universal Aviation all list a Le Bourget FBO on their own sites. Directories name others, which your broker can confirm.

How long is a private jet from London to Paris?

About 45 minutes in a midsize jet from Farnborough to Le Bourget, by our calculation from the 186 nm great circle distance.

Sources

• Groupe ADP, Paris-Le Bourget business aviation pages and registration document, parisaeroport.fr, checked November 7, 2026
• Dassault Falcon, DFS Le Bourget facility page, dassaultfalcon.com
• Jet Aviation, Paris-Le Bourget location page and ASTONSKY acquisition announcement, jetaviation.com
• Jetex, Paris network page and 10th anniversary release, jetex.com
• Signature Aviation, LBG location page, signatureaviation.com
• Universal Aviation, Paris-Le Bourget location page and Paris destination guide, universalaviation.aero
• Villiers Jets, 2026 hourly charter rates (March 30, 2026), villiers.ai