Private Jet Minneapolis to Santa Clarita

The route from Minneapolis to Santa Clarita covers 1,330 nautical miles, linking the Twin Cities’ network of lakes and riverside parkways with the hills overlooking Los Angeles. Departing from Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, guests leave behind Minnesota’s distinctly northern climate for a flight best served by a Light Jet, with the Embraer Phenom 300 or Citation CJ4 offering the balance of range, speed and cabin comfort this stage length calls for. These aircraft are capable of cruising at altitudes up to around 45,000 feet, allowing them to operate efficiently above much of the weather that can affect the northern Plains and the Rocky Mountain corridor, and their cabins provide enough space for passengers to work through documents or simply relax over what is typically a flight of around three hours. On arrival at Santa Clarita Station Heliport, guests find themselves in the hills north of the Los Angeles basin, an area long associated with the film and television industry through its many production facilities, and within easy reach of Six Flags Magic Mountain for those travelling with family. The Angeles National Forest rises beyond the valley, offering a very different outdoor character to Minnesota’s lake country. This route suits business travellers connecting the Twin Cities’ corporate and financial sectors with Los Angeles’s entertainment and media industries, as well as those seeking a direct, private alternative to the layovers that commercial routings between these two cities frequently involve, arriving refreshed rather than road-worn from a connection through a major hub airport. Winter departures in particular benefit from skipping Minneapolis’s often disrupted commercial schedules.