Private Jet Norfolk to Addison

The route from Norfolk to Addison spans approximately 3,450 nautical miles, a substantial sector that a heavy or super-midsize jet flies comfortably nonstop. Aircraft such as the Gulfstream G280 or the Bombardier Challenger 650 are well matched to the pairing, combining generous range with a comfortable stand-up cabin and the ability to cruise in the low to mid forties of thousands of feet, above the weather of the American interior. Departures are handled from Norfolk International Airport, the gateway to Virginia’s Hampton Roads region, an area steeped in maritime and naval history on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay. The arrival into Addison Airport places travellers in the heart of the Dallas metropolitan area, a busy and convenient business aviation field surrounded by the restaurants and hotels of the Addison district and within easy reach of the commercial life of north Texas. This is a route that serves business travellers above all, linking the Atlantic seaboard with the commercial energy of Texas in a private and efficient flight, though it serves family and leisure travel just as capably. For executives the ability to depart and arrive at dedicated business fields close to their destinations is a considerable advantage, sparing them the congestion of the larger commercial hubs. On a sector of this length a well-appointed cabin allows guests to work, dine or rest as they please, arriving composed and ready for the day’s demands. The flexibility to depart on a private schedule adds further value to those with full diaries. It is a route that unites the historic coast of Virginia with the dynamism of the Dallas area, delivered with the speed, privacy and quiet assurance that define considered private aviation.