Private Jet Beijing to Palawan

The route from Beijing to Palawan covers approximately 1,816 nautical miles, carrying travellers from the capital of China to the island province of the western Philippines in around three and a half hours. A super-mid-size jet is well matched to the distance, and aircraft such as the Bombardier Challenger 350 or the Gulfstream G280 make the crossing comfortably non-stop with spacious cabins for the journey south. Cruising in the low forties of thousands of feet, these jets carry passengers over the South China Sea, arriving where limestone cliffs and turquoise lagoons define one of Southeast Asia’s most celebrated island landscapes. Departures may be arranged from either Beijing Capital International Airport or the newer Beijing Daxing International Airport, both of which offer private handling and international facilities for a smooth start to the journey. Arrivals are made at Puerto Princesa International Airport, the principal gateway to Palawan and a convenient point from which to reach the island’s celebrated destinations. Palawan is renowned for the towering karst formations of El Nido and Bacuit Bay, the subterranean river near Puerto Princesa that is among the longest of its kind, and the coral reefs that draw divers from across the world. Its blend of dramatic scenery and unspoilt coastline has earned it a lasting reputation among discerning travellers. This route suits leisure travellers seeking the seclusion of the Philippine archipelago, as well as those combining business in Beijing with an island escape. The comfortable cabin of a super-mid-size aircraft makes the crossing an easy one, and the flexibility of private scheduling allows guests to reach Palawan directly, avoiding the connections that scheduled services through Manila would otherwise require of them.