Private Jet San José del Cabo to Greenwich

The 2,112 nautical mile hop from Los Cabos to Greenwich is comfortably handled by a Super Mid-Size Jet like the Gulfstream G280, which combines the range for a non-stop crossing with a cabin tall enough for passengers to stand and move about during the roughly four-hour flight. Los Cabos International Airport has become one of Mexico’s busiest gateways for private aviation, serving the resort corridor between San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas where golf courses and beach clubs line the Sea of Cortez. Climbing out over the Baja peninsula, the aircraft settles into cruise around 43,000 feet for the long overland leg across Mexico and the southern United States before descending into Westchester County Airport, a discreet alternative to the region’s larger commercial fields. Greenwich itself, with its harbour at Old Greenwich and the beaches at Tod’s Point, offers a very different coastal experience from the desert backdrop of Los Cabos, trading cacti and tequila for salt marsh and clam shacks. This pairing suits winter-season travellers closing out a stay at one of Los Cabos’ resort properties and returning to Connecticut ahead of the school term, as well as golf and sport-fishing enthusiasts who treat the peninsula as a regular seasonal retreat. The route’s popularity has grown steadily as more Fairfield County families acquire property along Mexico’s Pacific coast, and demand typically peaks in the weeks either side of the New Year and again around the spring break period. Sport-fishing captains out of Cabo San Lucas report some of the best marlin and dorado grounds in the eastern Pacific, a draw that keeps many private aviation clients returning to the peninsula season after season.