Answers to the questions we are asked most often about private jet and helicopter charter from Malta and the UK. Can’t find what you need? Contact us or request a free quote.
The price depends mainly on the size of the aircraft, the flight time, whether the aircraft needs to position empty to collect you, airport and handling fees, and crew overnight costs on return trips. A short light-jet flight to Sicily or Tripoli costs far less than a large jet to Dubai. YouJet Club members avoid broker mark-ups, and we price-match any lower quote. Request a free quote for your exact route.
Private jets in Malta use Malta International Airport (MLA) in Luqa, which has dedicated private aviation facilities so you can pass through quickly and discreetly.
Malta to London is roughly 2,100 km and takes approximately 3 to 3.5 hours non-stop, into airports such as Farnborough, Biggin Hill, Luton or London City. More about Malta to London.
Yes. The helicopter flight from Malta to the Gozo heliport takes around 15 minutes and is ideal for airport transfers, day trips and events. More about helicopter charter.
Yes. We arrange flights from Malta to North Africa, including Tripoli, Tunis and Cairo, and further afield to destinations such as Lagos, subject to the necessary permits and current operating conditions. More about Malta to Tripoli.
As a guide, light jets carry around 4 to 8 passengers, midsize jets around 7 to 9, super midsize jets around 8 to 10, and large jets 12 or more. Helicopters typically carry 4 to 6 passengers. We will recommend the right aircraft for your group and baggage.
The earlier the better, especially in peak summer, but we can often arrange flights at short notice, subject to aircraft availability and any permits required for your destination.
YouJet Club is a private jet charter membership. Instead of paying a broker fee on every trip, members pay a subscription and get direct access to our concierge team, who source the right aircraft for each flight. View membership tiers.
YouJet arranges your flight with licensed commercial operators that hold an Air Operator Certificate (AOC), so every flight is operated to the required safety and regulatory standards.