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Private Jet Charter in Naples, FL
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Charter a Private Jet to/from Naples, FL
Traveling to or from Naples, FL has never been easier than with Velox Air Charter. With Velox Air Charter, chartering a private jet is the best way to travel to or from any location in Naples, FL. The advantages of flying private ranges from access to private terminals, often referred to as FBO (Fixed Based Operator). You can enjoy the conveniences of private/discreet lounges, a secure waiting area, and coffee bars, among other amenities.
Our private charter service allows you to take advantage of instant access to your private jet, skipping long lines that you would otherwise make when flying commercial. Enjoy access to hundreds of Private Jets regardless of your schedule.
The convenience does not stop at the terminal. Step in the comfort of your plane with onboard catering at your request. Among many other standard onboard services such as complementary Wi-Fi, Water, beer, wine and spirits as well as light snacks. Catering is also available at your request.
Velox Air Charter in Naples, FL
At Velox Air Charter – Naples Private Jet Charter, we understand that by choosing to charter a private jet to/from Naples, FL you expect nothing but the upmost premium experience, comfort, safety and that is what we aim to deliver.
Our Naples, FL division ensures that you depart and arrive at Naples Airport (KAPF). To ensure that you never have to worry about logistics, Our team of dedicated private aviation advisors are here to help facilitate and arrange ground transportation that works best for you regardless of your final destination.
All about Naples, FL
Naples, Florida is consistently top-rated amongst people across the United States for happiness and health alike. There’s so much to the incredible beach community rooted in the way it’s sunny practically all year (over 300 days, for the record).
The Gulfside City
Naples is amazing on so many levels. The seafood is citrusy and tropical; boats that go out into open water are likely to see dolphins swimming alongside them. All of the hotels have palm trees and seashells at varying degrees. Even the shopping plazas are incredible since they’re castle-like. The water, too, is dazzling and can definitely compete with a lot of Caribbean spots.
Though you could follow in their sandy footsteps, savvy travelers who find themselves in Naples tend to experience a transformation. After spending a year or two enjoying the culture and weather, they stop being tourists; instead, they become locals.
Planning to visit the Sunshine State’s southwest side? Here are some key ideas for your trip whether you’re up for an adventure or looking to relax:
Give In To Luxury
People generally fly into the Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) in Fort Myers. However, if you make like the Naples locals and use a private jet, you’ll land at Naples Airport (KAPF).
From there, chances are you’ll be brought to a Port Royal mansion. The most famous neighborhood of the city, Port Royal is in the downtown district that’s incredibly historic. Mansions best described as “over the top” dot the streets amidst manicured palm trees and twisting mangroves. Just looking at those homes is a treat in itself, especially for people who have an active interest in architecture and/or real estate.
Should you feel the urge to dress like a Port Royal resident, check out the Waterside Shops. It’s an outdoor mall that involves literally crossing moats to go from Prada to Louis Vuitton.
Fifth Avenue South
Fifth Avenue South, a rich historic main street in Naples, Florida, known for its upscale shops, art galleries, and dining options. The street is lined with palm trees and has a Mediterranean feel, it’s a popular destination for both locals and tourists.
There are many popular restaurants in Fifth Avenue South, offering a range of cuisines and atmospheres, some of them are:
Bha! Bha! Persian Bistro: Offers delicious Mediterranean dishes, such as kebabs, falafel, and dolmas.
The Capital Grille: Known for its dry-aged steaks, fresh seafood, and extensive wine list.
The Continental: Offers a menu of contemporary American cuisine, including seafood, steak, and pasta dishes.
The French Brasserie Rustique: Offers a menu of traditional French dishes, such as escargot, steak frites, and mussels.
The Oyster Society: Known for its raw bar, fresh seafood, and an extensive wine list.
The Turtle Club: Offers a menu of seafood, steak, and pasta dishes.
Truluck’s Seafood, Steak and Crab House: Offers a menu of seafood, steak, and pasta dishes, along with a raw bar and an extensive wine list.
Yabba Island Grill: Offers a menu of contemporary American cuisine, with a focus on seafood and steak.
Walk the Boardwalk and Experience Life
Yes, Naples has incredible beaches, but surf and sand isn’t the “end all be all” of the area! They have plenty of museums like the Naples Holocaust Museum, whose artifacts were permanently loaned or donated by local liberators and survivors alike. Another museum to check out is the Revs Institute, with well over a hundred rare and classic cars.
The Audubon Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary is a 2.25-mile boardwalk that is ideal for bird-watchers but everyone would benefit from. It’s certainly a must-do. The Naples Botanical Garden is also quite gorgeous; there’s an active butterfly garden as well as a water lily pond.
If animals are specifically something you’re interested in, check out Bird Gardens of Naples! You can hear parrot conversations and actually interact with them, too. Most of the birds that are particularly chatty have names and rather striking personalities. You will be allowed to feed them through their cages-almonds, specifically.
Naples, Florida is very popular to the point that many tourists end up becoming locals. Also known as the Gulfside city, it has cool museums and incredible beaches. Be sure to give in to luxury and walk the boardwalk.
Advantages of flying private to Naples, FL
There are several advantages to flying on a private jet, including the following:
Flexibility: With a private jet, you can fly at a time that is convenient for you, rather than being limited by commercial flight schedules.
Speed: Private jets can often fly directly to their destination, bypassing the need for layovers or connecting flights.
Comfort: Private jets often have more spacious and luxurious interiors, providing a more comfortable flying experience. Did anyone say Catering?
Privacy: With a private jet, you have the plane to yourself and can conduct business or relax in a more private setting.
Time Management: time is considered a valuable and irreplaceable resource for many business people. Being able to save time on travel can be especially important for business travelers alike or those with busy schedules. Flying on a private jet can help make the most of your time, by allowing you to arrive at your destination faster, more efficiently and with less stress. Furthermore, the freedom and flexibility that comes with private jet travel can also help you to make the most of your time by allowing you to conduct business or work while in flight or at your preferred fixed based operator (FBO).
Efficiency: Private jets can also be more efficient for travelers as they can land at smaller airports and avoid traffic at larger commercial airports.
It’s worth noting that the advantages of flying on a private jet may vary depending on the specific aircraft and service provider you choose.
Popular destinations near Naples, FL by Private Jet
Sarasota: Sarasota is a coastal city located in southwest Florida known for its beaches, cultural attractions, and upscale lifestyle.
St Petersburg: Located on the Gulf of Mexico in Florida known for its beaches, museums, and parks, as well as its vibrant downtown area.
Miami: Known for its beaches, nightlife, and art deco architecture, Miami is a popular destination for tourists and business travelers alike.
Key West: This tropical paradise is known for its clear waters, sandy beaches, and laid-back lifestyle.
Fort Lauderdale: Known for its waterways and yachting culture, Fort Lauderdale is a popular destination for boating enthusiasts and sun seekers.
Orlando: Home to theme parks such as Disney World and Universal Studios, Orlando is a popular destination for families and vacationers.
Tampa: Known for its beaches and attractions such as Busch Gardens and the Florida Aquarium.
The Bahamas: The Bahamas are a popular destination for its beaches, crystal clear waters and luxury resorts.
The Caribbean: There are many Caribbean islands that are easily accessible from Naples by private jet, such as Cuba, Dominican Republic, and Jamaica.
Atlanta: This city is a hub for business and commerce, and it also offers tourist attractions such as the Atlanta History Center, the Georgia Aquarium, and the World of Coca-Cola.
Velox Air Charter is always available to help you explore Naples, Florida and beyond. There’s the good life, then there’s the jet life. Give us a call at (954)-686-4191 or email us at charter@veloxjets.com and allow us to handle all of your Private Jet Charter needs.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is On-demand Private Jet Charter?
On-demand charter is often referred to pay-as-you-fly. Often times, other companies will require a jet charter membership which consists of prepaying hundreds of flight hours upfront tying you down with contracts, initial deposits and long-term commitments. Velox Jets process is very simple with no gimmicks all while still maintaining the same true market competitive pricing that you can always count on. One flight at a time.
What influences pricing on a private jet charter?
Many factors such as flight times and distances, type of aircraft and the length of the flight. For example, if you are flying a round-trip or multi-leg flight with many days ( usually more than 3 days) before your return flight on that same particular aircraft. You will incur aircraft, crew expenses often referred as “overnights” to cover the costs of hotels, aircraft parking for those days that the aircraft will be stationary on the ground.
Such fees are typically non-negotiable with the operator/owner of the aircraft as these are fixed expenses incurred during each and every flight. If the Private Jet cannot simply stay on the ground for a course of several days. The price will often be higher as the operator will build round-trip pricing for each leg. This means the aircraft will drop you off, leave to its next destination or its base, and then come back for you when you’re ready to depart. That’s a lot of flying therefore incurring higher charges.
Who owns the aircraft?
The aircraft marketed are owned by private individuals, companies for corporate travel or aircraft management companies that charter planes for profit or to offset aircraft ownership costs. Many aircraft are marketed for jet charter by its owners when not in use.
What will a broker do for me?
Velox Jets uses its leveraged relationships with aircraft operators (FAA Part 135) to strategically negotiate the best pricing for the best private jet options available in the market. While the private aviation industry can be full of mystery, we practice transparency and honesty. Our expert jet charter advisors will ensure that you understand why the flight cost what it costs, what safety credentials the plane and crew hold, and which options are best at your preferred price point.
What are the safety standards of the aircraft used?
To protect the safety of customers, we only charter aircraft that carry an ARGUS or Wyvern safety ratings (or their foreign equivalents for international travel). Our customers safety is our number one priority.
Can you arrange last minute charter flights?
Absolutely. Often times, we can source and secure a private jet option 2-4 hours before departure. One of the major factors depend on the aircraft availability at that current time.
What separates us from the competition?
- Velox Jets is one of the few private jet brokers that discloses the name of the operators, aircraft and their cancellation terms. We use our operator relationships to represent you and secure the best private jet at the best possible rates providing true market transparency on each and every flight.
- Your private jet flight is being handled by true full-time #avgeeks with vast aviation experience in the industry. Our Founder and team members have years of experience previously working with FAA PART 135 Air Operators. That means you’re in good hands with true experts.
What is a Fixed Based Operator (FBO)?
A Fixed based Operator, often referred to as an FBO is a facility which services private jets and provides a discreet experience for private travelers. FBOs are generally located at almost each and every airport in the country with exceptions to small county municipal or private airports.
They assure to provide ground-support services to private jets arriving into a destination. Their services range from Fuel, Ground-handling, Aircraft parking and overnight storage, GPU, AOG Maintenance services, Aircraft Detailing, De-Icing, Retail offices, Pilot lounges and day-rooms, Coffee shops, Luxurious living rooms with waiting areas while you wait to board your private jet flight with the most ultimate comfort. Think of it as your very own private terminal without the long wait lines or security lines, and no you don’t have to take off your shoes.
What are the top private jets frequently flown?
Private Jets range not only from aircraft manufacturer name and model but by aircraft categories also.
Private Jet categories range from turbo-props, light jets to midsize jets, super-mid jets, heavy jets and commercial airliners.
Some very popular aircraft often used for charter are the following:
Turbo-prop Category:
Pilatus PC-12NG, King Air 350, Cessna Grand Caravan, Piaggio Avanti P180, Saab 340B
Light Jet Category:
Cessna Citation Mustang, Cessna Citation CJ2/CJ2+, Nextant 400XT, Embraer Phenom 300/300E, Hawker 400, Hawker 400A, Honda Jet
Mid-size Jet Category:
Bombardier Lear 45, Bombardier Lear 60, Bombardier Lear 60XR, Hawker 800XP, Citation CJ3, Citation Latitude, Embraer Legacy 500, Cessna Citation XLS+.
Super Mid-size Jet Category:
Citation Sovereign, Gulfstream G200, Cessna Citation Sovereign+, Challenger 300, Citation X, Challenger 350, Dassault Falcon 50
Heavy Jet Category:
Gulfstream G450, Challenger 605, Embraer Lineage 1000E, Challenger 604, Dassault Falcon 6X, Dassault Falcon 5X, Falcon 900LX, Falcon 2000LXS, Challenger 650
Ultra-long Range Jet Category:
Gulfstream G650, Dassault Falcon 7x, Dassault Falcon 8X, Gulfstream G550, Bombardier Global 6000
How much does it cost to charter a flight to or from Naples, Florida?
Chartering a private jet to or from Naples, FL (KAPF) can highly vary. Such factors as to aircraft positioning, Aircraft Make/Model, Hourly cost, Taxes and fees can all influence the final price when you fly private into Naples, FL.
On average, the hourly cost to charter a small jet such as a Cessna Citation Mustang or a Beechcraft Premier I can start at $3,000 per hour.
A mid-size jet like a Hawker 800XP, Learjet 60 or a Gulfstream G150 will cost around $4,000 to $4,500 per hour.
A large jet such as a Gulfstream G450 or a Bombardier Global 6000 can cost $8,000 to $12,000 per hour.
These are approximate prices and can vary depending on factors such as the flight distance, the number of passengers, aircraft repositioning and the type of aircraft. For an accurate pricing estimate please get in touch with us today.
Airports in Naples, FL
Connecting people to the Paradise Coast of Naples, Marco Island and the Everglades through an exceptional airport experience, Naples Airport (APF) accommodates more than 100,000 general aviation takeoffs and landings each year.
Minutes from the Gulf of Mexico, downtown Naples and I-75, the airport provides friendly services focused on the needs of pilots and passengers, including U.S. Customs clearing for international arrivals. The airport is also home to sightseeing tours, air charter operators, flight schools and other businesses here to meet your needs.
The Marco Island Executive Airport is conveniently located to Naples, Marco Island, Goodland and Isles of Capri.
Marco Island Airport covers an area of 140 acres (57 ha) and contains one asphalt runway (17/35): 5,000 ft × 100 ft (1,524 m × 30 m).
For 12-month period ending February 28, 2019 the airport had 58,430 aircraft operations, an average of 150 per day: 50% local general aviation, 42% transient general aviation, 8% air taxi and <1% military. There are 26 aircraft based at this airport year-round: 85% single engine (22), 8% multi engine (2), 4% jet aircraft (1) and 4% helicopters (1),[1] although this figure can triple during the busy winter seasonal months that runs from November through May.
Located in Fort Myers, the airport is perfectly positioned to serve the greater Southwest Florida area, including Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Sanibel, Captiva, Greater Naples, Marco Island and the Everglades, Charlotte Harbor and the Gulf Islands as well as other points along Florida’s Gulf Coast. Visitors can go from bag claim to beach in under 30 minutes. With quick access to Interstate 75 and U.S. 41, travelers will find that the airport’s location puts all the attractions of the region within easy driving distance.
RSW served more than 10.3 million passengers in 2021 and is one of the top 50 U.S. airports for passenger traffic.
