Private Jet Buffalo to Antalya

The route between Buffalo and Antalya measures close to 4,675 nautical miles, a long transatlantic passage linking western New York with the Mediterranean shore of southern Turkey. The distance can be flown by a capable heavy business jet such as the Gulfstream G550, or, for larger parties, by an executive airliner like the Boeing Business Jet. The G550 crosses comfortably non-stop, cruising at altitudes up to around 45,000 feet with a cabin engineered for quiet and low pressurisation fatigue, so that passengers step off feeling notably fresher after the long sector. Flights depart from Buffalo Niagara International Airport, whose private facilities and proximity to both the city and the Niagara region make for an easy and efficient departure before the north-easterly track towards Europe and the Mediterranean. Antalya is among the most rewarding destinations on the Turkish Riviera. The city gathers around the old quarter of Kaleici, where lanes of restored timber houses descend to a Roman harbour now filled with yachts. The second-century Hadrian’s Gate marks the historic entrance, while the Taurus Mountains rise behind the coast, their peaks holding snow into spring. Konyaalti and Lara beaches stretch along the shore, and the great theatre of Aspendos lies a short drive inland for those with an appetite for the classical past. With a choice of heavy jet or executive airliner, this route adapts well to parties of varying size travelling from the north-eastern United States to the eastern Mediterranean. It suits both couples seeking a discreet, restful crossing and larger groups for whom cabin space across the many hours aloft is the deciding factor in how the journey should be flown.