Private Jet Nursultan to Milwaukee

Nursultan and Milwaukee lie some 5,058 nautical miles apart, a distance well matched to an ultra-long-range jet such as the Gulfstream G650ER or Global 6000, both able to cruise near 45,000 feet for much of this crossing over the North Atlantic or the pole depending on routing. Nursultan Nazarbayev International Airport, serving Kazakhstan’s purpose-built capital on the northern steppe, is a modern gateway well equipped for the private and diplomatic traffic that moves through the government and energy sectors based there. At journey’s end, Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport delivers swift, professional handling, putting arriving guests promptly on the road to a city defined by its brewing traditions and Great Lakes shoreline, a dramatic contrast to Nursultan’s futuristic skyline and famously harsh continental climate. Built almost from scratch as Kazakhstan’s new capital, the city’s Bayterek Tower and striking modern architecture make for one of the more unusual urban landscapes anywhere on the continent. At around nine and three-quarter hours in the air, this route calls for careful planning around rest. Energy, government-relations and infrastructure executives with Kazakh interests, along with travellers curious about the city’s ambitious modern architecture, are well served by this route, sparing them the extensive connections a scheduled itinerary would otherwise demand. Both aircraft types offer full sleeping berths and galley facilities designed for genuine ultra-long-haul comfort, an important consideration given how few scheduled connections exist between the American Midwest and Kazakhstan’s administrative capital. The Nur-Astana Mosque and Khan Shatyr entertainment centre are among the city’s most-visited landmarks. Visiting delegations often extend their stay to tour the Expo 2017 site nearby.