The island capital where the superyachts outnumber the tourists in the old town.
Book a private jet to Palma de Mallorca from Madrid, Barcelona, London and beyond. Palma Airport FBO, same-day departures, EASA-certified operators. All-inclusive quote within 4 hours.
Palma runs year-round on a different rhythm than Ibiza's summer sprint — this is where the superyacht owners actually live, not just visit. Flying privately into Palma's dedicated business aviation terminal puts you eight kilometres from a Gothic cathedral that faces the water and a marina, Real Club Náutico, that ranks among the most prestigious in the Mediterranean. Whether you're here for the boat, a round at one of the island's championship courses, or dinner in the old town's stone alleyways, the aircraft is simply the fastest way to start.
Our clients fly into Palma for the yacht that's waiting, for a property closing in Son Vida, and for a season that runs considerably longer than most people assume. We source the right aircraft for the occasion — a light jet for a quick hop from Barcelona, or a large cabin for a full family arriving from London for the summer.
| Airport / Helipad | IATA | ICAO | Distance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Palma de Mallorca Airport | PMI | LEPA | 8 km | The island's main airport, with a dedicated FBO for private aviation. Summer slots (June–September) are heavily restricted; book early. |
| Son Bonet Aerodrome | — | LESB | 8 km | General aviation field north of the city. Ideal for light aircraft and helicopters, less congested than the main terminal. |
Ideal for Palma – Barcelona, Palma – Madrid, Palma – Ibiza. The fastest way between the Balearics and the mainland.
Preferred for Palma – London, Palma – Geneva. Non-stop range that avoids a connection during peak season.
The choice for full families and longer stays — spacious cabin for a summer's worth of luggage and guests.
Average market pricing based on recent comparable routes. Actual quotes depend on aircraft availability, seasonality and specific requirements. All quotes from Prime Jet Brokerage are all-inclusive — no hidden fees, no supplements.
| Route | Estimated cost | |
|---|---|---|
| Madrid → Palma | € 6,000 – 9,000 | Request quote |
| Barcelona → Palma | € 4,500 – 7,000 | Request quote |
| London → Palma | € 10,500 – 15,500 | Request quote |
| Milan → Palma | € 9,000 – 13,000 | Request quote |
| Ibiza → Palma | € 3,500 – 5,500 | Request quote |
Repositioning flights departing from or arriving in Palma de Mallorca — at up to 75% below standard charter rates. Updated daily.
Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is the answer for almost all clients — it has a dedicated FBO for private aviation, just eight kilometres from the centre. Son Bonet is a useful alternative for light aircraft and helicopters wanting a quieter apron.
A light jet from Madrid or Barcelona to Palma starts from approximately €4,500 to €9,000 one-way. From London, expect €10,500 to €15,500. We provide an all-inclusive quote within 4 hours.
Slot restrictions apply during peak July–August dates, but Palma's season runs longer and its airport has more capacity than Ibiza's. Booking 2–3 weeks ahead is usually sufficient outside the absolute peak weeks, versus a month or more for Ibiza.
Yes. Your pets fly in the cabin with you — no cargo hold, no separation, no weight restrictions. As this is a domestic Spanish route, documentation requirements are minimal.
An empty leg is a private jet flying without passengers to reposition — typically returning to base or preparing for its next charter. These flights are available at up to 75% below standard charter rates. We publish available Palma empty legs on this page and update them daily.
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