Private Jet Miami to Bogota

The route between Miami and Bogota covers around 1,312 nautical miles, carrying travellers from the coast of South Florida south across the Caribbean to the Andean capital of Colombia. A super-mid-size or heavy jet suits this sector well, with aircraft such as the Bombardier Challenger 350 or a larger Gulfstream cabin covering the distance in around two and a half hours. These aircraft cruise in the mid-forties of thousands of feet, rising above the tropical weather of the Caribbean and holding a smooth, quiet ride, while their performance suits the high elevation of Bogota’s airport, set at some 8,360 feet in the Andes. Their spacious cabins and ample baggage capacity suit business travellers and families alike. Departures may be arranged from Miami International Airport, from Miami Executive Airport or from Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport, each offering facilities for private travellers across the metropolitan area. On arrival at El Dorado International Airport, guests are within reach of the Colombian capital, a vibrant city of nearly eight million set on a high Andean plateau. Bogota offers its colonial quarter of La Candelaria, the celebrated Gold Museum and a dining and cultural scene of great energy. The route serves the substantial traffic of commerce and family ties between Florida and Colombia. The speed and comfort of a super-mid-size jet make the crossing of the Caribbean an efficient one, sparing passengers the connections of the busier terminals. For those linking Miami with Bogota, whether for business or to visit family, the sector offers a discreet and reliable passage, delivering travellers refreshed on arrival in the Andes.