Private Jet New York to Johannesburg

The long transatlantic route from New York to Johannesburg covers approximately 6,518 nautical miles, linking the financial capital of the United States with the commercial heart of South Africa in around fourteen hours. A journey of this magnitude calls for an ultra-long-range jet, and aircraft such as the Gulfstream G650ER or the Bombardier Global 7500 are ideally suited to the task. These are among the finest of private aircraft, offering the range to cross the Atlantic and the length of Africa in a single non-stop flight, along with spacious cabins that allow passengers to rest, dine and work in comfort. Cruising as high as fifty-one thousand feet, they ride above the weather and the winds on the long passage south. Departures may be arranged from Teterboro Airport or Westchester County Airport, both of which serve the New York metropolitan area with dedicated private facilities and international handling. Arrivals are made at O.R. Tambo International Airport, the principal gateway to Johannesburg and the Gauteng region. Johannesburg sits high on the Highveld at some seventeen hundred metres, a city built on gold whose museums, markets and the nearby heritage sites of Soweto and the Cradle of Humankind draw travellers from across the world. This route suits business travellers with interests spanning finance, mining and commerce, as well as those bound for the safaris and landscapes of southern Africa. The generous cabin of an ultra-long-range aircraft is essential over so long a sector, allowing a party to arrive on the Highveld rested and composed after one of the longer crossings in private aviation, accomplished entirely without a stop.