Indicative prices for 4 cross-border routes out of Amsterdam, Netherlands, published before you ask. Whole aircraft, one price, operated by licensed third-party operators.
Last updated 24 September 2026 · Written by the MeghQuasar charter desk
A whole-aircraft charter from Amsterdam costs between $5,000 and $174,000 one-way depending on the destination and the size of aircraft, with a median of about $65,750 across the 4 routes we publish from here. You pay for the aircraft, not per seat.
We publish the indicative price for every route below before you ask for a quote. MeghQuasar is an independent broker: the flight is operated by a licensed third-party operator, and that operator is named in writing before you book.
Indicative one-way prices for the whole aircraft, generated by our own estimator from distance, block time, fuel and handling. Click a route for the price broken down by aircraft size.
| Route | Distance | In the air | Indicative one-way |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amsterdam to London London to Amsterdam | 353 km | 0h 25m | $5k - $37k |
| Amsterdam to Geneva Geneva to Amsterdam | 681 km | 0h 48m | $7k - $39k |
| Amsterdam to Dubai Dubai to Amsterdam | 5,169 km | 5h 37m | $62k - $155k |
| Amsterdam to New York New York to Amsterdam | 5,850 km | 6h 22m | $69k - $174k |
The median indicative one-way band for each aircraft size, taken across every route from Amsterdam that the size can fly without a fuel stop. The third column shows how many of our 4 routes from here that is, which is the honest measure of whether a size suits this city: a light jet that only reaches a handful of them is rarely the right answer.
| Aircraft size | Seats | Routes it reaches non-stop | Median indicative one-way |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turboprop | 4-8 | 2 of 4 | $6k - $8k |
| Light jet | 3-7 | 2 of 4 | $8k - $10k |
| Midsize jet | 6-9 | 2 of 4 | $10k - $14k |
| Heavy jet | 8-16 | 4 of 4 | $40k - $67k |
| Ultra-long range | 10-19 | 4 of 4 | $58k - $97k |
The single largest variable is not your flight, it is the flight the aircraft makes to reach you. An operator with an aircraft already near Amsterdam, or one due to reposition this way, prices well below one flying in empty from several hours away. That is the first thing worth checking on any date you can move.
After positioning, the things that actually move the number are the aircraft size the sector needs, whether crew duty limits force a second crew or a night stop, and the handling and permit costs at both ends. A return trip is rarely double a one-way, because the aircraft is already where it needs to be.
Prices are indicative, generated by our estimator and labelled as estimates. A firm price comes from the operating carrier once we have your date.
Between about $5,000 and $174,000 one-way for the whole aircraft, depending on the destination and the size of aircraft, with a median of roughly $65,750 across the 4 routes we publish from Amsterdam. Charter is priced per aircraft rather than per seat, so the cost per person falls as the party grows.
We arrange departures from Amsterdam (AMS). Business aviation normally uses a separate terminal with direct apron access, which is most of the time saving over a scheduled flight.
We publish prices on 4 cross-border routes from Amsterdam, from London at 353 km up to New York at 5,850 km. Routes not listed are sourced on request.
Twenty-four to forty-eight hours is comfortable on most routings, because overflight and landing permits are filed in that window. Shorter notice is possible when an aircraft is already positioned nearby, and that is the first thing we check.
For the whole aircraft. Charter is sold by the aircraft, not the seat, so divide by your party size to compare it fairly against airline tickets. Nothing on this page is a per-seat fare.
A licensed third-party operator holding its own air operator certificate. MeghQuasar is an independent charter broker and does not own or operate aircraft. The operating carrier is named in writing before a booking is confirmed.
Send the destination, the date and the number of passengers. We check operators with aircraft near either end and come back with named options and a price.
Prices are indicative, generated by the MeghQuasar estimator from distance, block time, fuel and handling, and labelled as estimates rather than quotations. Fuel basis: IATA jet fuel price monitor. The operating carrier sets the final price. Last reviewed 24 September 2026.