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Private jet from Miami to Los Angeles

We have seen 3 empty legs from Miami to Los Angeles, from US$ 43,990. A full charter is estimated at US$ 44,900–89,800. 2,032 nm, about 4h43 in the air.

Distance
2,032 nm
Flight time
4h43
Typical empty leg, heavy jet
US$ 43,990
One-way charter, heavy jet
US$ 89,800

Published flights

Empty legs seen on this route

Flights seen
3
Lowest price
US$ 43,990
Median price
US$ 71,590
Latest flight
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Prices are for the whole aircraft, converted to US dollars. Data from the public listings jetvega tracks.

What a full charter costs

ClassTimeHourCharter
Midsize jet, 8 seats 5h01 US$ 6,000 US$ 30,100–US$ 60,200
Super-midsize jet, 9 seats 4h49 US$ 7,500 US$ 36,100–US$ 72,200
Heavy jet, 12 seats 4h43 US$ 9,500 US$ 44,900–US$ 89,800
Ultra long range, 14 seats 4h33 US$ 13,000 US$ 59,100–US$ 118,200

An empty leg on this route had a median price of US$ 43,990, against US$ 89,800 for a full charter on a heavy jet: about 51% less.

An estimate, not an offer: flight hours at the typical speed of the class × the average hourly rate. The lower figure applies when the aircraft is already in town; the higher one includes the aircraft flying back empty, which is how a one-way trip is usually priced. Airport fees not included.

Airports in Miami

Airports in Los Angeles

Questions

How much is a private jet from Miami to Los Angeles?

A full charter runs about US$ 44,900–89,800 on a heavy jet (estimate). Empty legs on this route have been listed from US$ 43,990, with a median of US$ 71,590.

How long is the flight from Miami to Los Angeles?

It is 2,032 nautical miles (3,763 km): about 4h43 on a heavy jet, including take-off and landing.

Which aircraft fly Miami → Los Angeles?

Non-stop: midsize jet (8 seats), super-midsize jet (9 seats), heavy jet (12 seats), ultra long range (14 seats). Seen on this route: Gulfstream IV/G300/G400/G450, Gulfstream G280.

Are there empty legs from Miami to Los Angeles right now?

Yes, 3 listed now, from US$ 43,990. They are at the top of this page.

Which airports do the flights use?

In Miami: Miami International Airport (MIA), Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport (FLL), Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport (OPF). In Los Angeles: Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Long Beach International Airport (LGB), Hollywood Burbank/Bob Hope Airport (BUR). Business jets often use smaller airports closer to where you are going.

What about the way back, Los Angeles to Miami?

The return route has its own page, with 9 empty legs seen. Asking for a round trip in one request is usually cheaper than two one-way flights.

What is an empty leg?

It is a flight with no passengers on board: after dropping off a client the aircraft returns to base or repositions for the next trip. The operator sells that leg at a discount rather than fly it empty.