London to Riyadh
Riyadh has become one of the busiest business routes from London, with government, investment and real estate meetings driving most trips. A super-midsize jet flies it without stopping in a little over six hours.
What it costs
Usual competitive market rates for the whole aircraft, one way, before taxes and fees. Every quote depends on the exact aircraft, your dates and where it is positioned. Empty legs on this route can cost far less.
Airports
- King Khalid International (RUH). A private aviation terminal north of the city, around 35 minutes from the King Abdullah Financial District.
- Farnborough (FAB). Business aviation only, about 50 minutes from Mayfair. Our usual choice.
- Biggin Hill (BQH). South-east London, quick for the City and Kent.
Good to know
- Landing permits for Saudi Arabia take a few working days, so give us as much notice as you can.
- Return legs are often booked for the same or the following day, and the crew can rest locally in between.
- Jeddah and AlUla can be added as onward legs.
Flights between Riyadh and other cities
We arrange flights between any of these cities as well as from London.
Questions
How long is a private jet flight from London to Riyadh?
About 6h 50m on a super-midsize, covering roughly 4,955 km. You board at a private terminal within minutes of arriving.
How much does a private jet from London to Riyadh cost?
Usual competitive market rates are £70,000 to £90,500 one way on a super-midsize, before taxes and fees. Every quote depends on the exact aircraft, the dates and where the nearest suitable aircraft is based. Empty legs can cost much less.
Which airport do private jets use in Riyadh?
King Khalid International (RUH): A private aviation terminal north of the city, around 35 minutes from the King Abdullah Financial District. In London we usually depart from Farnborough or Biggin Hill.
Planning a trip to Riyadh?
Send the route and dates. You will have options by email within the hour during UK working hours.