Private Jet Nassau to Greenwich

Private charter has made the 982 nautical mile crossing from Nassau to Greenwich a straightforward proposition for those unwilling to compromise on time or comfort. For this leg, a Challenger 350 tends to be the aircraft of choice, since it is prized for its wide, quiet cabin and strong runway performance even from smaller regional airports. Cruising at altitudes of up to roughly 45,000 feet keeps the aircraft above most weather systems and the bulk of commercial traffic, allowing for a smoother, more direct routing than lower-flying alternatives. Block time on this routing is typically around 2 hours, considerably faster door to door than any scheduled alternative once connections are factored in. Departures on this route are typically arranged from Lynden Pindling International Airport, which offers the kind of efficient, low-traffic processing that private travellers expect and rarely find at larger hubs. Wifi connectivity is now common on this aircraft type, allowing passengers to work uninterrupted for the duration of the flight. On arrival, Westchester County Airport places passengers within a short drive of Greenwich itself, avoiding the longer transfers associated with New York’s major airports. Greenwich is a harbour town on Long Island Sound, its historic Putnam Cottage and grand Tudor-style homes just minutes from Westchester County Airport. Its downtown Avenue remains one of the more exclusive retail strips in the northeastern United States, lined with flagship boutiques rarely found outside Manhattan. Nassau itself is the Bahamian capital, a colonial-era port city on the island of New Providence. Its historic Bay Street runs past pastel colonial buildings dating to the eighteenth century. Catering and cabin service can be tailored to the individual traveller, a further point of contrast with scheduled commercial service. The route suits business travellers and families alike, offering a level of flexibility that scheduled airline service simply cannot match on this city pair.