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Lower Manhattan's skyline across the East River at dusk
Private jet charter · Teterboro, New Jersey

The private airport closest to Manhattan.

Teterboro sits about 12 miles from Midtown and has no airline traffic, which is why so many private flights in and out of New York use it. Tell us where you are going and we will send aircraft options from TEB, priced all-in.

  • ~12 mito Midtown by road
  • Noneairline flights
  • Part 135operators only

By requesting a quote you agree to be contacted about this trip by email, phone or text. See our Privacy Policy. Teterboro Jets is an air charter broker and is not a direct air carrier. We do not own or operate aircraft; every flight is operated by an FAA Part 135 (or foreign equivalent) direct air carrier in operational control of the aircraft.
  • Priced to the dollar

    Federal excise tax, segment fees, handling and crew costs sit inside one total.

  • Certificated carriers

    Every flight operates under FAA Part 135, or the foreign equivalent abroad.

  • A dedicated advisor

    The person who quotes your trip is the one who sees it through to landing.

  • Any itinerary

    One way, round trip or multi-city, from Teterboro to anywhere a jet can land.

Airport comparison

Teterboro and the alternatives

Four business-aviation fields serve the New York area. Which one suits you depends mostly on where your car starts.

Open the Teterboro guide
AirportTo MidtownUS customsAircraftBest for
TEBTeterboro, NJ~12 miOn the field; confirm hoursTurboprops to large cabin, within the weight limitMidtown, the West Side, Downtown, Bergen County
HPNWestchester County, NY~33 miOn the field; confirm hoursAll business jetsWestchester, Greenwich, Fairfield County
MMUMorristown, NJ~30 miConfirm with the operatorTurboprops to large cabinMorris, Somerset and Essex counties
FRGRepublic, Farmingdale, NY~33 miConfirm with the operatorTurboprops to large cabinLong Island

Road distances are approximate and drive times depend heavily on traffic. Customs availability and hours change; we confirm them for every international trip.

From TEB

Popular routes out of Teterboro

Approximate flight times for typical business jets; winds and routing change them.

A fountain and palms in a formal Palm Beach garden

TEB→DJT

Palm Beach, Florida

About 2h 30m

The winter commute. Thursdays and Sundays are busiest in season.

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Aspen Mountain and the valley at sunset

TEB→ASE

Aspen, Colorado

About 4h 30m

A high mountain airport with seasonal restrictions, so we plan alternates such as Eagle or Rifle.

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The Bellagio fountains and the Strip lit up at night

TEB→LAS

Las Vegas, Nevada

About 5h to 5h 30m westbound

Coast to coast. A super-midsize or larger jet makes it nonstop with a full cabin.

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Tower Bridge and the Shard in London at dusk

TEB→FAB

Farnborough, London

About 6h to 6h 30m eastbound

Large-cabin range for the Atlantic, with customs at both ends. Coming back westbound takes longer.

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Neon hotel signs along a Miami Beach street at night

TEB→OPF

Miami-Opa locka, Florida

About 2h 45m

A business-aviation field for Miami without the airline traffic of MIA.

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A shingled windmill in the Hamptons at sunset

TEB→HTO

East Hampton, New York

35 to 45 min

Summer weekends. Turboprops and light jets suit it best; check the airport's seasonal rules.

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Aircraft

Five categories, one airport

Typical US charter figures, shown as estimates. Everything from a six-seat turboprop to a large-cabin jet flies from Teterboro.

Full specifications
The cockpit of a turboprop with glass displays

Turboprop

PC-12 / King Air 350

Seats6–9
Range~1,800 nm
Per hour$1.8–3.2k
A light business jet on the ramp at dusk

Light jet

Phenom 300E / CJ4

Seats6–8
Range2,000–2,150 nm
Per hour$3.5–5.5k
A business jet seen from above as it taxis

Midsize

Citation XLS+

Seats7–9
Range~2,100 nm
Per hour$4.5–7k
A business jet on an empty ramp under a dusk sky

Super-midsize

Challenger 350 / Longitude

Seats8–10
Range3,200–4,000 nm
Per hour$6.5–9.5k
The cream leather cabin of a large business jet

Large cabin

G450 / Challenger 650

Seats10–16
Range4,000–4,300 nm
Per hour$8.5–13k

Hourly figures exclude the 7.5% federal excise tax and trip fees. Your quote shows the total.

Process

Request to wheels-up

  1. Send the trip

    Destination, date, passengers and any timing that is fixed at the other end.

  2. Review the options

    Each option lists the aircraft, the operator and a single all-in price.

  3. Confirm

    Sign the charter agreement, which names the operating carrier, and pay under its terms.

  4. Drive to TEB

    You get the FBO address and arrival time. Some FBOs let your car onto the ramp; ask us.

A large Gulfstream silhouetted on the ramp at sunset
Weight limit

Why Teterboro limits aircraft weight

The airport's operator sets a maximum aircraft weight at Teterboro. It keeps large airliners out and shapes how the very largest long-range jets use the field. On most trips you will never notice it.

  • Light to large-cabin jets fly in and out every day.
  • The heaviest long-range jets may need to plan fuel load, a stop, or a different field for very long flights.
  • We check it for you whenever a trip uses one of the biggest aircraft.
Read the brief
The Manhattan skyline across the Hudson River at dusk
Getting there

From Midtown to the FBO

Teterboro is in Bergen County, New Jersey, across the Hudson from Manhattan. By car it is about 12 miles from Midtown, usually through the Lincoln Tunnel or over the George Washington Bridge.

  • Allow for traffic. Crossing the Hudson at rush hour can take far longer than the distance suggests.
  • Arrive shortly before departure. There are no airline-style security lines at a private terminal.
  • Prefer to skip the drive? A helicopter transfer from a Manhattan heliport can be arranged on request.
Teterboro guide
Safety and standards

How operators are checked

Your quote names the operator before you book. These are the credentials behind that name.

Certificate

FAA Part 135

Required for US charter for hire. The certificated carrier holds operational control of your flight.

Rating

ARGUS

Independent ratings such as Gold, Gold+ and Platinum, reflecting safety history, pilots and records.

Audit

Wyvern

The Wyvern Wingman standard, verified on site, covering safety management, crews and maintenance.

Registration

IS-BAO

The international code of practice for business aviation, registered in three stages.

FAQ

Teterboro, briefly

All questions
How far is Teterboro from Manhattan?

About 12 miles from Midtown by road. In light traffic that is a short drive; at rush hour, allow considerably longer.

Can I clear customs at Teterboro?

Teterboro has a US customs facility for private flights. Hours are limited and arrangements are needed in advance, which your operator handles. We confirm them for every international trip.

Do airlines fly from Teterboro?

No. The airport serves private and business aviation only, which keeps the terminals quiet and the process quick.

Is every jet allowed at Teterboro?

The airport has a maximum aircraft weight. Light, midsize, super-midsize and most large-cabin jets operate normally; the heaviest long-range types may need to plan around it.

Should I fly from White Plains instead?

If you are starting in Westchester or Connecticut, Westchester County Airport (HPN) is often closer. Compare the four fields in our Teterboro guide.

Can I bring my dog?

Many operators carry dogs and cats once approved. Share the size and breed and we will only offer aircraft that accept them.

What is included in a quote?

The aircraft, crew, federal excise tax, segment fees, airport and handling fees and any repositioning. Extras such as catering are itemised.

Who flies the aircraft?

Teterboro Jets acts as a broker. A certificated operator, named in your quote, flies the aircraft and holds operational control.

The Williamsburg Bridge and Manhattan lit up at night
Request a quote

Leaving from Teterboro?

Send the trip. You will receive aircraft options with the operator named and one all-in price.

By requesting a quote you agree to be contacted about this trip by email, phone or text. See our Privacy Policy. Teterboro Jets is an air charter broker and is not a direct air carrier. We do not own or operate aircraft; every flight is operated by an FAA Part 135 (or foreign equivalent) direct air carrier in operational control of the aircraft.