Private Jet Amarillo to Toronto

Stretching some 1,156 nautical miles, the route from Amarillo to Toronto joins the high plains of the Texas Panhandle to the largest city in Canada in a shade over two hours of flying. The distance falls comfortably within the reach of a midsize or super-midsize jet, and aircraft such as the Citation CJ4 for lighter loads or the Challenger 350 for those wanting more cabin and range offer an ideal balance of speed and refinement. A super-midsize cabin allows passengers to stand, work and rest across the sector, cruising near 43,000 feet above the weather that so often builds over the central United States in summer, and delivering an even, unbroken passage north. Departure is from Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport, named for the Amarillo-raised space shuttle commander and offering the calm, efficient handling that private travellers value. On arrival, guests may choose between Toronto Pearson International Airport, the principal hub set to the west of the city, or the more central Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, perched on the islands off the downtown waterfront and only a short crossing from the financial district. Toronto itself is a study in scale and diversity, its skyline marked by the CN Tower, its neighbourhoods drawn from communities across the world, and its position on the northern shore of Lake Ontario giving it both a working harbour and a lakeside character. The route suits business travellers bound for the Canadian markets as much as families connecting the American Southwest to a cosmopolitan northern capital, and the choice of two arrival airports lets each itinerary land as close as possible to its final destination.