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Private Jet Charter to Los Angeles

Charter a private jet to Los Angeles: award season, Malibu beach days, and the entertainment capital at your pace. Fly on your schedule, skip every line.

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THE EXPERIENCE

Why the world visits Los Angeles

Stay

The Beverly Hills Hotel

The 1912 "Pink Palace", Dorchester Collection; Polo Lounge power lunches. Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Howard Hughes; the single most legendary celebrity hotel in LA.

Hotel Bel-Air

12-acre canyon hideaway; rose-colored Mission-style bungalows around a swan lake. Grace Kelly's suite; LA's most discreet celebrity retreat since 1946; the hotel's famous tortilla soup.

The Peninsula Beverly Hills

Golden Triangle mansion; complimentary Rolls-Royce house car. AAA Five Diamond every year since 1993, the longest run in the city; rooftop pool A-list playground.

Chateau Marmont

Chateau Marmont

1929 faux-castle on Sunset; rock-star legend. Secluded courtyards and old-Hollywood mystique; the industry's favorite discreet address.

Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills

Rooftop with sweeping city-to-ocean views. Sweeping city-to-ocean rooftop views; Jean-Georges dining; new-build glamour.

Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel

Rodeo Drive landmark since 1928. Film immortality as the "Regent Beverly Wilshire."

Eat

The tables worth flying for.

Spago Beverly Hills

Wolfgang Puck's flagship on Canon Drive. Why famous: The standard-bearer of California cuisine since 1982; nightly entertainment-industry power dinners.

Nobu Malibu

Oceanfront Japanese-Peruvian on Carbon Beach ("Billionaire's Beach"). Why famous: Black cod miso by the fireplaces; the most celebrity-dense dining room in America.

Providence

Michael Cimarusti's seafood temple on Melrose. Why famous: 3 Michelin stars; one of only two LA restaurants ever to hold three.

Somni

Aitor Zabala's tasting counter in West Hollywood. Why famous: 3 Michelin stars; LA's most exacting and hardest reservation.

Melisse

Josiah Citrin's tasting room in Santa Monica. Why famous: 2 Michelin stars; the quiet pinnacle of LA fine dining.

Catch LA

Seafood rooftop in West Hollywood co-owned by Justin Timberlake. Why famous: The celebrity-owned see-and-be-seen rooftop; A-list sightings guaranteed.

Culture

The landmarks worth landing for.

Griffith Observatory

The 1935 Art Deco observatory above Los Feliz with planetarium shows. Why visit: The best free view in the city: the basin, the ocean, and the Hollywood Sign in one frame.

The Getty Center

Richard Meier's hilltop museum complex in Brentwood. Why visit: European masters, gardens, and architecture; admission is free.

Santa Monica Pier

The 1909 landmark pier at the end of Route 66. Why visit: The classic LA postcard: Ferris wheel, Pacific sunsets, and the beach at your feet.

Hollywood

The Walk of Fame and TCL Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard. Why visit: Film history under your feet; pair it with the TCM Classic Film Festival in April.

HAPPENING IN LOS ANGELES

Don't just visit. Time it right.

The events worth timing your trip around.

FILM & AWARDS · APR 8-11

TCM Classic Film Festival

The TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood, April 8-11. Four days of classic cinema with the industry's history crowd. Film-industry money and classic-cinema collectors; a focused, high-end audience.

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WHEN TO GO

Year-round, with two peaks

Dec-Feb: Peak. Award season: premieres, parties, and the industry in full flight. Book aircraft early around the big ceremonies.
Jun-Aug: High. Summer beach season from Malibu to Manhattan Beach; warm days, cool marine-layer mornings.
Mar-May & Sep-Nov: Low. The sweet spot for availability: mild weather, thinner crowds, easy charter scheduling.
SIGNATURE JOURNEYS

Wheels up to touchdown

New York → Los Angeles≈ 6h nonstop
London → Los Angeles≈ 11h nonstop
Miami → Los Angeles≈ 5h 45m nonstop
Aspen → Los Angeles≈ 2h 15m nonstop
FOR YOUR BOOKER

The logistics, handled

Airport: Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), with private terminals and dedicated FBOs on the south side of the field.

Alternates: Van Nuys (VNY), the busiest general-aviation airport in the US and the private-aviation standard for the Westside and the studios; Burbank (BUR); Santa Monica (SMO).

Aircraft fit: All cabin classes; ultra-long-range nonstop from Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

Notes: For Beverly Hills, Bel-Air, and Malibu, Van Nuys usually beats LAX on drive time. Helicopter transfers to Malibu, Downtown, and the studios run regularly.

QUESTIONS

Asked constantly

Do I need a visa for Los Angeles?

Standard US entry rules apply. ESTA or a visa depending on nationality; tell us early if yours needs a visa and we plan around it.

Can we bring our dog?

Yes. Pet-friendly aircraft are available on request, and LA's luxury hotels are famously dog-welcoming. We arrange the paperwork and the right aircraft.

Which airport should I use: LAX or Van Nuys?

Van Nuys (VNY) for the Westside, Beverly Hills, Bel-Air, and the studios; LAX works well for international arrivals with onward plans. Your booker picks by final destination.

Can I helicopter around LA?

Yes. Malibu, Downtown, the studios, and the airports are all linked by regular helicopter transfers; traffic makes it the rational choice.

When is award season?

Roughly January through March: the ceremonies that fill the industry calendar. Book aircraft early for those weekends.

What is the best month for Los Angeles?

September and October: warm ocean, clear skies, and the marine layer gone.

Get me to Los Angeles.

Tell us when. We handle the aircraft, the airport choice,
and the last mile to the coast.

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