Private Jet Billings to Alexandria

The long intercontinental route from Billings to Alexandria spans approximately 5,666 nautical miles, linking the high plains of Montana with the Mediterranean coast of Egypt. A journey of this magnitude calls for an executive airliner, and an aircraft such as a Boeing Business Jet or an Airbus ACJ320 is ideally suited to the task. These are the largest and most capable of private aircraft, offering full stand-up cabins, private staterooms and lounges, and the range to cross oceans and continents in a single sustained flight of around eleven hours. Cruising in the high thirties and low forties of thousands of feet, an airliner-derived cabin allows passengers to rest, work and dine in surroundings that few other aircraft can match. Departures are made from Billings Logan International Airport, where private handling ensures a calm and efficient start to a long journey. Arrivals are made at Borg El Arab International Airport, the modern gateway serving Alexandria, set a short distance from the city itself. Alexandria has drawn travellers since antiquity, founded by Alexander the Great and once home to the fabled Library and the Pharos lighthouse. Today its long Corniche curves along the Mediterranean, lined with cafes and faded belle-epoque grandeur, while the modern Bibliotheca Alexandrina pays tribute to the city’s scholarly past. This route suits those with the range of business or leisure interests that span continents, from diplomacy and commerce to unhurried cultural travel. The generous cabin of an executive airliner is particularly valuable over so long a sector, allowing a party to arrive on the Egyptian coast rested and ready after crossing half the globe in privacy and considerable comfort.