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Private jet airports for Paris

Where private jets fly from, which terminal you use, and what fits on the runway.

2Airports
2Business aviation
3Private terminals
11/02Checked

Private jets around Paris use Paris-Le Bourget (LBG) and Paris-Saclay-Versailles (TNF). Which one fits depends on the aircraft and how close you want to land. Checked 2 November 2026.

The airports

LBG · LFPB

Paris-Le Bourget

Business aviation airport, 11 km to Paris.

Private terminals
ExecuJet Paris, Jet Aviation Paris-Le Bourget, Universal Aviation France - Le BourgetReported, not confirmed by the operator: Signature Paris Le Bourget, Jetex Paris Le Bourget, Dassault Falcon Service
Customs
24/7
Runway
3,000 m
Aircraft (our reading)
All types incl. heavy/ultra-long-range (3,000 m runway; Jet Aviation hangars up to G700, Universal hangar sized for BBJ)

Sources: execujet.com, jetaviation.com, universalweather.com

TNF · LFPN

Paris-Saclay-Versailles

Business aviation airport.

Private terminals
None confirmedReported, not confirmed by the operator: Various small handlers (e.g. Advanced Air Support International)
Customs
Not confirmed
Runway
1,100 m
Aircraft (our reading)
Light jets / turboprops only (two short parallel runways of about 1,100 m and 1,050 m)

Sources: skybrary.aero, en.wikipedia.org

Questions

Which airports do private jets use for Paris?

Paris-Le Bourget (LBG) and Paris-Saclay-Versailles (TNF). LBG and TNF are mainly business aviation.

Where do you check in for a private flight at LBG?

At a private terminal, called an FBO, not the airline terminal. At LBG: ExecuJet Paris, Jet Aviation Paris-Le Bourget and Universal Aviation France - Le Bourget. Your broker or operator tells you which one.

Do I need to clear customs at a private terminal?

On international flights, yes. Many private terminals handle it on site, but hours vary by airport and some need notice in advance. Your operator arranges it; check the hours if you land late.

Aircraft suitability is our reading of runway length and airport rules, not an operator's limit: your operator decides what can land. Hours and handlers change, so confirm before you travel. All cities.