Private Jet Washington D.C. to Santa Clarita

Washington Dulles International Airport is the departure point for the 2,007 nautical mile route to Santa Clarita, a substantial crossing that carries travellers from the nation’s capital, with its monuments and government institutions, to the hills above Los Angeles. Given the distance involved, a Mid-Size Jet is recommended, with the Cessna Citation Latitude or Citation XLS+ well suited to the cabin space and non-stop range that a sector of this length requires. These aircraft cruise at altitudes up to roughly 45,000 feet, allowing them to climb above much of the weather that affects the Appalachians and the Great Plains during the crossing, and their stand-up cabins provide passengers with the room to work through briefing papers or simply rest during the several hours aloft. Arrival at Santa Clarita Station Heliport places guests in the hills north of the Los Angeles basin, an area with a long-standing connection to the entertainment industry through its many film and television production facilities, and within easy reach of Six Flags Magic Mountain. The Angeles National Forest rises nearby, offering a striking natural backdrop quite different from the manicured formality of the capital. This coast-to-coast route particularly suits policy professionals, lobbyists and executives whose work bridges Washington and the entertainment or technology sectors of Southern California, as well as those wanting to avoid the standard connecting itineraries between the two coasts in favour of a single, private, non-stop flight that delivers them considerably closer to their final destination than a commercial arrival into LAX would ordinarily allow.