Private Jet Moscow to Banjul

The flight from Moscow to Banjul covers about 4,090 miles and takes around seven hours, a distance that suits a heavy business jet or an ultra-long range jet flying direct. Departures can use either Moscow Sheremetyevo International Airport or Vnukovo International Airport, both within reach of the city centre, before the aircraft heads southwest across Europe and the Sahara toward West Africa. Banjul sits at the mouth of the Gambia River on the Atlantic coast, and it is the capital of The Gambia, a small country largely surrounded by Senegal. Travellers usually head there for the beaches along the Atlantic coast, the river and mangrove scenery, and the chance to visit the city’s markets and historic sites. Arrivals land at Banjul International Airport, so guests can step from the cabin into a warm, relaxed setting that contrasts sharply with the Russian capital they have just left.