What changes when you fly internationally
An international private flight involves more than a longer route. Customs and immigration, landing arrangements, ground handling and local entry requirements all need to be in place before the aircraft leaves. We manage them in parallel with the aircraft search so the extra steps do not delay your departure.
Entry and exit requirements differ by country and can change. We confirm what applies to your itinerary and passengers rather than relying on general rules.
Range, fuel stops and aircraft choice
Range decides which aircraft can fly a route nonstop. Most light and midsize jets comfortably cover the U.S. East Coast to the Dominican Republic. Longer intercontinental routes call for heavy or ultra-long-range aircraft, and some island airports have runway or slot limits that restrict aircraft size — we check these before recommending a jet.
Caribbean destinations we arrange most
- Casa de Campo, La Romana — private jet arrivals ten minutes from the resort
- Punta Cana and Santo Domingo
- St. Barths, Anguilla and Turks & Caicos
- Puerto Rico and the Dominican north coast via Puerto Plata
Your checklist for an international flight
- Valid passports for every passenger, ideally collected before the quote is confirmed
- Any visas or electronic entry forms required for your destination
- Pet health and import documents, if travelling with animals
- Names and dates of birth exactly as they appear on passports
Frequently asked
Questions, answered plainly.
Can you arrange international private jet charter from the United States?
Yes. We coordinate customs, immigration, permits and handling for flights from the U.S. to the Caribbean and beyond, and we match the aircraft to the range your route requires.
Do private jets clear customs?
Yes. International private flights clear customs and immigration at an airport of entry. We arrange this in advance so processing is as quick as possible, and we tell you what to expect on arrival.
Can a light jet fly from New York to the Dominican Republic nonstop?
Typically yes. The route is roughly 1,370 nautical miles and most light jets with a range near 2,000 nm cover it, depending on passengers, luggage and weather.
What documents do I need for an international private flight?
A valid passport for each traveller, plus any visa or electronic entry form your destination requires. We confirm the requirements for your itinerary when you inquire.
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