Private Jet Calama to Sumba

Travellers flying from Calama to Sumba cover about 10,140 miles, a journey of roughly 17 hours that lies beyond the range of the longest-range business jets, so it requires a fuel stop rather than a non-stop flight. An executive airliner is the category offered for this long-haul trip, suited to the distance and the stop. Calama is a mining town in northern Chile’s Antofagasta Region, set in the Atacama Desert, often used as a base for visiting San Pedro de Atacama and its desert landscapes, and home to the nearby Chuquicamata copper mine. Sumba is an island in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara province, where visitors come to see traditional villages with stone tombs and thatched houses, and to witness the Pasola horseback ritual. The contrast between the arid Andean north and the tropical island makes this a journey between two very different worlds.