A private jet from Paris to Nice costs between €7,000 and €20,000 one-way in 2026. The non-stop flight from Paris Le Bourget to Nice Côte d'Azur takes about 1 hour 20 minutes — and for Monaco-bound passengers the helicopter shuttle covers the last leg in 7 minutes.
Paris-Nice is France's busiest private corridor — bankers, family offices and Riviera residents flying the domestic route in volume all year. Peak demand hits Cannes Film Festival in May and the July-August season.
For live pricing, see the dedicated Paris to Nice charter page — and the full Monaco leg on Paris to Monaco.
2026 Pricing by Aircraft
The short 690 km sector suits every category:
Light jets (Phenom 300, Citation CJ3): €7,000-€11,000 one-way. Up to six passengers.
Midsize jets (Citation Latitude, Hawker 900): €11,000-€16,000. The most-booked category on this corridor.
Large-cabin jets (Falcon 2000, Challenger 650): €16,000-€20,000. Larger parties and peak-week availability.
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Le Bourget (LBG) is Europe's busiest business aviation airport — 20 minutes from the 8th arrondissement, multiple FBOs, slots around the clock. Pontoise (POZ) works as a value alternative west of the city; Orly and CDG serve ad-hoc movements but add ground time.
Onward to Monaco
Landing at Nice, Monaco is 7 minutes away by the helicopter shuttle (€190-€195 per seat, €700+ private for six) or 30-40 minutes by car along the Basse Corniche. Detail in our helicopter transfer guide.
Beating the Airline on This Route
Scheduled Paris-Nice is France's busiest airline route — but door-to-door, private still wins: 20-minute check-in versus 90, direct ramp access, and a cabin working the whole flight. Empty legs southbound on Friday evenings price 40-70% below standard, covered in our empty leg guide.
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