Private Jet Miami to Shima

The route from Miami to Shima spans roughly 6,631 nautical miles, an extraordinary crossing that links the gateway of Florida with the coast of central Japan. This is the domain of the executive airliner and the very longest-range business jets, with aircraft such as the Gulfstream G650ER, the Bombardier Global 7500 or a converted airliner cabin possessing the range and refinement to serve so demanding a leg, in some cases with a single technical stop. These aircraft cruise in the high forties of thousands of feet, near 51,000 feet where conditions allow, riding above the weather across the Pacific for a smooth passage. Departure may be arranged from Miami International Airport, or from the executive fields at Miami Executive Airport or Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport, each offering discreet and highly efficient handling for private travellers. On arrival the aircraft descends towards Chubu Centrair, the elegant offshore airport serving the Nagoya region and the nearby Ise-Shima area. Shima and its surroundings are celebrated for the sacred Ise Grand Shrine, the pearl-cultivating waters of Ago Bay, and the rugged coastal scenery of the Ise-Shima National Park. A private charter on this route serves those for whom privacy and comfort across a very long journey are essential. The spacious cabins of an executive airliner provide private suites, dining and rest areas, and the space to arrive prepared after many hours aloft. Business travellers and delegations bridging the Americas and Japan will value the ability to fly on their own terms. For discerning passengers undertaking this ambitious intercontinental journey, the crossing from Miami to the shores of Ise-Shima demonstrates private aviation at the very limit of its reach.