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Private jet charter from Miami: prices and flight times

From $8,600–$14,000 one way to Orlando for 6 guests. Typical flight time: 40 m by light jet.

Departure
OPF
Distance
168 nm
Stops
Nonstop
Guests
6

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Flights from Miami

· one way · 6 guests

Real airports

Miami departure airports

Primary first · longest runway shown

Primary airport

OPF

Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport

Miami · longest runway 8,002 ft

Alternate airport

MIA

Miami International Airport

Miami · longest runway 13,016 ft

Alternate airport

TMB

Miami Executive Airport

Miami · longest runway 6,000 ft

Alternate airport

FXE

Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport

Fort Lauderdale · longest runway 6,002 ft

Airport and runway data are informational. The operator must confirm aircraft, airport, runway, weather, operational and legal suitability.

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Peak periods

  • Dec 2–Dec 6, 2026Art Basel Miami Beach

    Demand and the high end of estimates may increase during this window.

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Miami charter FAQ

How much is a private jet charter from Miami?

The lowest listed one-way estimate is $8,600–$14,000 to Orlando for 6 guests in the light jet class.

How long is the private flight from Miami to Orlando?

The estimated flight time is 40 m over 168 nautical miles, nonstop.

Which airport is used for Miami charter estimates?

Estimates depart from Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport (OPF), whose longest listed runway is 8,002 ft. The page lists 4 real airport options in total.

What is a typical light-jet hourly rate?

The class guide uses $5,200–$8,100 per hour for a light jet, with 6 typical seats and 1,800 nm of typical range.

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