Looking for an efficient and luxurious way to travel from Adelaide to Perth? Chartering a private jet provides the ultimate convenience, offering unmatched flexibility, privacy, and comfort. Perfect for business, leisure, or special events, a private jet from Adelaide to Perth allows you to skip crowded terminals and avoid long waits, ensuring a smooth, personalised journey. With the ability to tailor your flight schedule and enjoy exclusive onboard services, flying private delivers a stress-free and seamless travel experience between these two vibrant cities.

Adelaide Airports

  • Adelaide International Airport: This is the fifth busiest airport in Australia. Adelaide International Airport is the main airport in South Australia and services nearly nine million passengers annually. The airport has two asphalt runways that are designated in the 05/23 and 12/30 directions, and can handle over 80,000 aircraft movements each year.
  • Port Augusta Airport: Port Augusta Airport stands at an elevation of 56 feet above sea level. The airport features a single asphalt runway that is designated in the 15/33 direction, and measures 5,400 feet in length.
  • Whyalla Airport: Whyalla Airport is another airport which can be used for private jet charter to access Adelaide. Located in South Australia, Whyalla Airport stands at an elevation of 41 feet above sea level and has two runways: gravel and concrete. The runways are designated in the 05/23 and 17/35 directions.
  • Port Lincoln Airport:Located approximately 241km from Adelaide, Port Lincoln Airport is a civil-military airport that services regular scheduled commercial flights as well as general aviation flights. Sitting at an elevation of 36 feet above sea level, the airport features three asphalt and gravel runways, and measures between 4,700 and 4,900 feet in length.
  • Kingscote Airport:Kingscote Airport is located about 128km from Adelaide and is the main airport serving Kangaroo Island in Australia. The airport has the facilities to service both private jet charter flights and regular commercial flights, as well as an average of 50,000 passengers annually. Sitting at an altitude of 24 feet above sea level, Kingscote Airport features three runways. Its gravel runways are designated in the 06/24 and 15/33 directions, and its asphalt runway is designated in the 01/19 direction. The lengths of the runways are between 3,700 and 4,600 feet in length.

Perth Airports

  • Kalgoorlie Boulder Airport (KGI): Located approximately 400 kilometres away from Perth, the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Airport serves as a hub for Virgin Australia and Air New Zealand. However, it can also be used by private aircraft. The airport has the ability to handle 400,000 passengers annually and over 40 flight movements hourly including private and chartered aircraft.
  • Albany Airport (ALH): Standing at an elevation of over 70 metres above sea level, Albany Regional Airport has one of the largest aviation facilities in the Great Southern Region. Located just under 400 kilometres away from Perth, Harry Riggs Albany Regional Airport features two asphalt runways designated in the 14/32 and 05/23 directions.
  • Esperance Airport (EPR): Located just over 400 kilometres away from Perth, Esperance Airport features a single terminal with two gates and two runways. The runways which measure 450 metres and over a kilometre, can be used for private and chartered flight movements. Though a small airport, Esperance Airport is capable of handling nearly 19,000 aircraft movements annually. Hangar rentals are available here too.
  • Perth International Airport (PER): Simply known as Perth Airport, this is Perth’s main international and domestic airport with a passenger turnover of nearly 14 million passengers annually. Sitting at an altitude of 20 metres above sea level, Perth International Airport has two asphalt runways designated in the 03/21 and 06/24
    directions and is capable of facilitating commercial flights and private charter planes.
  • Geraldton Airport (GET): Located approximately 350 kilometres away from Perth and 9 kilometres east of Geraldton, Geraldton Airport is a public airport that is capable of handling around 100,000 passengers annually including private jet charters.  Sitting at an elevation of 36 metres above sea level, the airport features three runways. Two out of the three runways are constructed with asphalt and the remaining runway is made of gravel. They are designated in the 03/21, 14/32, and 08/26 directions respectively.
  • Kalbarri Airport (KAX): At Kalbarri Airport, most of the traffic to and from the airport comprises small private planes. Located about 380 kilometres away from Perth, Kalbarri Airport also has the capability of servicing commercial aircraft traffic. The airport features a single asphalt runway and two other grass runways. Aircraft servicing solutions and hangar rentals are available at Kalbarri Airport.

Top Perth Attractions

Perth is home to stunning green parks, sunny beaches, and a variety of must-visit attractions. Discover some of the city’s top destinations from popular local attractions to must-see places and more:

Luxury Accommodation in Perth

Perth boasts exceptional boutique hotels for a luxurious stay, whether you’re here for business or leisure. Consider these options after your chartered flight:

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