Private Jet Dublin to Antalya

Linking Dublin with Antalya calls for a flight of around 1,825 nautical miles, a single easy sector that reaches from the Irish capital to the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. Distances of this order are well served by the super-mid-size and heavy business jet, with aircraft such as the Gulfstream G280 and the Bombardier Challenger 350 an excellent fit. Both offer the range to cross Europe comfortably without a stop, together with a quiet stand-up cabin and a cruising altitude in the region of 43,000 to 45,000 feet, where the ride is smooth and the miles pass quickly. The result is a journey that feels relaxed from the first minute to the last. Departures are handled from Dublin International Airport, whose private handling allows guests to board without the usual queues and leave on their own schedule. The route ends at Antalya Airport, the principal gateway to the Turkish Riviera. Antalya offers a warm welcome after the flight from the Atlantic edge of Europe: the restored old town of Kaleiçi descending to its stone harbour, the Roman landmark of Hadrian’s Gate and a coastline of clear turquoise water beneath the Taurus Mountains. Within a short transfer lie the golf resorts of Belek, the beaches and ruins of Side, and the great ancient theatre at Aspendos, giving travellers a rare mix of leisure and history. This pairing appeals to Irish travellers seeking guaranteed Mediterranean sun and to groups and families who value the comfort and flexibility of a private cabin. On a sector of this length the super-mid-size class provides generous room to relax or work, and the short flight time means the coast can be reached with the better part of a day still to enjoy.