The next Monaco Grand Prix takes place from Friday 4 to Sunday 6 June 2027 on the Circuit de Monaco. For the first time, the race weekend follows the Formula 1 sprint format. Private jets usually land at Nice Côte d'Azur, the nearest airport to the Principality, followed by a helicopter transfer of about seven minutes or a road transfer to Monaco.
Artheau Aviation organises private jet, group charter and air cargo flights for teams, sponsors, partners, guests and spectators travelling to the Grand Prix.
Next edition — key facts
Dates: Friday 4 to Sunday 6 June 2027 (Formula 1 2027 calendar)
Format: sprint weekend (sprint qualifying, sprint race, qualifying and Grand Prix)
Venue: Circuit de Monaco, a 3.337 km street circuit in the Principality
High-demand periods: arrivals before Friday's sessions and departures on Sunday evening after the race
Main airport: Nice Côte d'Azur (NCE / LFMN), then Monaco Heliport by helicopter
Over three days, teams, partners and guests converge on Monaco from Europe, the Middle East, the Americas and Asia. Demand for aircraft, airport slots, business aviation parking and helicopter transfers rises sharply around the race, so the arrival day and return schedule are best planned early.
Private jet charter for the Monaco Grand Prix lets team owners, sponsors and guests plan their flights around the sessions, hospitality events and professional commitments. We compare departure airports, aircraft capacity, baggage space and schedules to find a suitable option.
Light and midsize jets, such as the Embraer Phenom 300 or the Cessna Citation XLS, can serve short and medium-haul European routes from cities such as Paris, London, Geneva or Milan. Long-range and ultra-long-range jets, such as the Embraer Praetor 600 or the Gulfstream G700, can serve longer routes from the Middle East, the United States or Asia, depending on the aircraft and mission. Most flights land at Nice Côte d'Azur, followed by a helicopter or road transfer to Monaco. Explore our aircraft fleet.
Indicative one-way private jet prices to Nice Côte d'Azur, for onward travel to Monaco:
These estimates cover the aircraft charter rather than a price per passenger. Price ranges vary by aircraft category and are indicative only. During the Monaco Grand Prix, increased demand, aircraft availability, positioning and airport constraints can affect the final quotation. The Grand Prix is a period of very high demand, so booking early is recommended.
A helicopter transfer from Nice to Monaco Heliport takes approximately seven minutes, with an indicative price of around €1,500, charged separately and subject to availability. Helicopter transfers operate in daylight; allow additional time for connections and ground formalities.
Estimate your flight budget with our private jet price simulator.
Contact executif@flyaa.eu for a private jet quote.
Teams, sponsors and corporate partners can charter a full aircraft for their staff, guests and supporters. Capacity depends on the aircraft, from regional jets such as the Embraer ERJ 145 or the Bombardier CRJ900 for smaller delegations to narrow-body airliners such as the Airbus A320 family or Boeing 737 for groups of around 150 to 190 passengers.
These flights operate into Nice Côte d'Azur. We coordinate the flight schedule with the race programme, baggage, airport assistance and ground transfers.
Contact commercial@flyaa.eu to organise a group charter.
Teams, broadcasters, event agencies and hospitality providers ship technical, broadcast and event equipment ahead of the Grand Prix, as well as urgent parts during the weekend.
We source cargo aircraft adapted to the weight, volume and dimensions of the shipment, and coordinate handling, customs documentation such as ATA Carnets where applicable, and delivery timing with the teams on site.
Contact cargo@flyaa.eu to plan your shipment.
Monaco has no airport. Nice Côte d'Azur (NCE / LFMN) is the reference airport for the Grand Prix: it has dedicated business aviation facilities and accommodates light jets, long-range jets and group charter airliners. It is also an option for later departures, subject to the operating conditions applicable to the aircraft and flight. During the Grand Prix, business aircraft parking is limited and confirmation may arrive close to the flight date.
From Nice, the regular helicopter link to Monaco Heliport takes about seven minutes and operates in daylight. Private helicopter transfers can also be arranged, subject to availability.
By road, allow at least one hour during the Grand Prix, as many streets in the Principality are closed for the circuit installation. Cannes-Mandelieu (CEQ / LFMD) is an alternative for eligible jets up to 35 tonnes maximum take-off weight, without night flights, but it is further from Monaco.
Airport capacity is one of the main constraints of the weekend. Arrival and departure slots, aircraft parking and handling capacity are limited during periods of high demand. A schedule change may therefore require new operational arrangements or approvals.
The return deserves as much attention as the arrival: departures peak on Sunday evening after the race, and crew duty-time limits determine whether a same-night return is possible.
Grand Prix tickets, hospitality access and accommodation are handled separately from the flight and should be confirmed in parallel.
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As an air charter broker, Artheau Aviation does not limit the search to one fleet. For each request, we consult air operators holding the required licences and certifications, compare the aircraft available, their positioning and their conditions, and present the options that match the group, budget and schedule.
We plan the arrival at Nice and the transfer to Monaco according to the aircraft, schedule and slot availability. Our four departments can support different requirements around the Grand Prix: Private Jet Charter for executives and guests, Group Charter Flights for teams and delegations, Sports Team Charter Flights for competition-related travel, and Air Cargo Charter for equipment and urgent parts.
Each request is coordinated through a main point of contact who works with the operator, handlers and ground services, from the first quote to the return flight.
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The next Monaco Grand Prix takes place from Friday 4 to Sunday 6 June 2027 on the Circuit de Monaco. It is the first Monaco Grand Prix held as a sprint weekend.
Nice Côte d'Azur (NCE / LFMN) is the reference airport, as Monaco has no airport. It accommodates light jets, long-range jets and group charter airliners. The transfer to Monaco then takes about seven minutes by helicopter; by road, allow at least one hour during the Grand Prix, as streets are closed for the circuit installation. Cannes-Mandelieu is an alternative for eligible lighter jets, further from Monaco.
As early as possible, especially for arrivals before Friday and departures on Sunday evening. Requesting solutions early gives access to a wider choice of aircraft and allows slots, parking and helicopter transfers to be assessed before demand increases. The flight can then be confirmed according to your requirements and the applicable booking conditions.
Indicative one-way aircraft charter prices to Nice range from €4,000–€9,400 from Geneva, €7,400–€16,500 from Paris-Le Bourget and €10,000–€22,000 from London Biggin Hill. From New York Teterboro, allow €115,000–€140,000 in an ultra-long-range jet. Transfers to Monaco are charged separately, around €1,500 for a helicopter transfer from Nice. The Grand Prix is a period of very high demand, so booking early is recommended. These estimates are indicative and subject to aircraft availability, positioning, airport conditions and demand during the Grand Prix. Request a quotation for your dates or use our private jet price simulator.
The flight from Paris-Le Bourget to Nice takes approximately 1 hour to 1 hour 15 minutes. A helicopter transfer to Monaco Heliport then takes about seven minutes in flight, excluding connection time; by road, allow at least one hour during the Grand Prix.
Yes, via Nice Côte d'Azur. Depending on the size of the group, we search for regional jets or narrow-body airliners such as the Airbus A320 family or Boeing 737, which typically carry around 150 to 190 passengers. Write to commercial@flyaa.eu with the group size and departure city.
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