Private Flights to Farnborough Airport with Prime Jet Services

Farnborough Airport (IATA: FAB, ICAO: EGLF) is one of the United Kingdom’s premier dedicated business aviation facilities, and private jet charter to Farnborough remains a preferred choice for executives, leisure travellers and heads of state arriving into the south of England. Prime Jet Services arranges bespoke charter flights to and from Farnborough, handling every detail from initial enquiry through to your onward transfer. Whether you are departing Dubai or arriving from the other side of the world, our team ensures a seamless, unhurried experience from start to finish.

Airport Specifications

Farnborough Airport is situated approximately 3.5 km from Farnborough town centre, in the borough of Rushmoor, Hampshire, England. The facility covers 310 hectares (770 acres) — roughly 8% of the entire Rushmoor area — and sits at 73 m (238 ft) above sea level. Its single terminal, which opened in 2006, was purpose-built for private and business aviation, and the airport operates exclusively in that sector.

• IATA: FAB
• ICAO: EGLF
• Runways: 1
• Runway length (Asphalt): 2,440 m (8,005 ft)
• Elevation: 73 m (238 ft) above sea level
• Distance to Farnborough town centre: approx. 3.5 km

Charter Flights to and from Farnborough

Farnborough maintains well-established connections across Europe, Asia, Africa and North America. The following approximate flight times apply to popular routes operated via the airport:

• Farnborough to Amsterdam: approx. 1 hour 15 minutes
• Farnborough to Frankfurt: approx. 1 hour 30 minutes
• Farnborough to Paris: approx. 1 hour
• Farnborough to Linate: approx. 1 hour 25 minutes
• Farnborough to Manchester: approx. 1 hour
• Farnborough to Glasgow: approx. 1 hour 25 minutes
• Farnborough to Dubai: approx. 7 hours
• Farnborough to Nur-Sultan: approx. 8 hours 30 minutes
• Farnborough to Beijing: approx. 10 hours
• Farnborough to Maafaru: approx. 11 hours 10 minutes
• Farnborough to Hong Kong: approx. 11 hours 55 minutes

Clients who prefer a cost-efficient option on certain routes may also wish to enquire about empty-leg flights, which can offer significant savings when scheduling allows.

Passenger Services and Amenities

Flying privately through Farnborough means bypassing the queues and congestion of a commercial terminal entirely. Boarding is swift and discreet, and complimentary transfers between the terminal and your aircraft are provided as standard. Prime Jet Services clients travelling through Farnborough have access to the following:

• Airport transfers
• Luxury car rental
• Hotel booking assistance
• Restaurant reservations
• Access to VIP lounges
• Separate boarding
• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• In-flight catering
• Television and multimedia
• Private VIP assistance
• Access to conference rooms

Ground Transfers

Farnborough’s road links provide straightforward access into central London and across Hampshire. For clients requiring something more direct, London is also reachable by a 30-minute train journey or a 12-minute helicopter service to Battersea. Prime Jet Services can arrange limousine transfers on request, ensuring a consistent standard of comfort from aircraft door to final destination — without resorting to public transport or navigating unfamiliar road networks independently.

Farnborough and the Surrounding Region

Farnborough is a quiet town of approximately 65,000 residents, situated in one of Hampshire’s most accessible corners. Its appeal for business travellers lies largely in its proximity to London, though the surrounding area — including the broader Rushmoor borough — offers a relaxed alternative to the capital for those with time to explore. London itself, reachable within the hour by road or rail, provides the full range of high-end restaurants, luxury retail, five-star hotels and cultural attractions one would expect of a world city.

A Brief History of Farnborough Airport

Farnborough Airport is among the oldest aviation facilities in England, with origins dating to 1908, when it initially served hot air balloons. The site was significantly damaged during bombing by Nazi Germany in the Second World War, yet successive modernisation programmes brought it progressively up to contemporary standards. The aerodrome has also served as a filming location, most notably for the 2008 James Bond film Quantum of Solace and Christopher Nolan’s Inception (2010). The current purpose-built terminal opened in 2006 and has since positioned the airport as one of the most accomplished private aviation facilities in the Northern Hemisphere.