Private Jet Oslo to Capri

At 1,173 nautical miles, Oslo to Capri ranks among the longer sectors in this network, and a Citation CJ4 is well suited to the task, its light-jet range and a cruise ceiling near 45,000 feet keeping the journey efficient despite the distance involved. Departing Oslo Gardermoen Airport, the aircraft climbs south across Scandinavia and continental Europe before crossing the Alps, a routing that allows the whole sector to be flown non-stop in a little over two and a half hours. The descent into Capri Heliport, positioned on the col between Capri town and Anacapri, offers a striking final approach over the island’s cliffs and the Faraglioni sea stacks. From there, guests are close to the Piazzetta and the boutiques of Via Camerelle, as well as to quieter spots such as the Gardens of Augustus, which offer some of the finest photographic vantage points on the island without the crowds that gather nearer the centre in high summer. Norwegian travellers making this journey are typically escaping a considerably shorter, cooler summer than their Mediterranean counterparts enjoy, and Capri’s warmth and light have long made it a favoured destination for exactly that reason. The CJ4’s non-stop range removes the need for a refuelling stop that a shorter-legged aircraft might otherwise require on a sector of this length, meaning departure from Oslo in the morning can still allow for a full afternoon and evening on the island itself. For families travelling with children on Norwegian school holidays, the reduced journey time also means far less of the trip is lost to travel itself, leaving considerably more of the break for the island’s beaches, boat trips and long, unhurried dinners.