Hire a Private Jet to Turin, Italy

Turin is the capital of the Piedmont region in north-western Italy, an elegant Baroque city of wide colonnaded arcades, grand piazzas and a remarkably dense concentration of museums, automotive heritage and Alpine access that makes it one of the most underrated private aviation destinations in Italy. Private jet clients fly to Turin for a distinctive set of reasons rarely duplicated by any other Italian city: corporate visits to Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (Stellantis), Leonardo (the Italian aerospace and defence group), Lavazza and the broader Piedmontese industrial base; attendance at Salone del Gusto Slow Food and the Lingotto exhibitions; the pilgrimage to the Museo Egizio - the second most important Egyptian museum in the world after Cairo; the summer and winter motorsport calendar with access to Autodromo Nazionale Monza 80 km east; and above all the extraordinary Alpine proximity that makes Turin the closest major Italian city to the Western Alps ski resorts, including Sestriere (the main venue of the 2006 Winter Olympics, 90 km by road), Bardonecchia and the Via Lattea ski area. Turin is also the gateway to the Langhe - the UNESCO-listed wine landscape south of Turin that produces Barolo, Barbaresco and the white truffles of Alba, arguably the finest food and wine terroir in Italy. Private jet charter flights to Turin arrive at Turin Caselle International Airport (TRN / LIMF), located 16 km north of the city centre. The London to Turin sector is 496 nautical miles, approximately 1 hour 31 minutes by Citation XLS+.

 

 

Turin Caselle International Airport (TRN / LIMF) is located 16 km north of Turin city centre in the Caselle Torinese municipality. The airport has a single main runway of 3,300 metres, accommodating all aircraft categories including long-range jets. A dedicated private aviation terminal (FBO) with VIP lounge facilities and ramp access serves business aviation clients. Journey time from the airport to Turin city centre is approximately 25 to 35 minutes by chauffeured car. For clients arriving specifically for Alpine skiing, the road transfer time to Sestriere is approximately 1 hour 30 minutes (90 km via the A32 motorway through the Frejus tunnel direction), and to Bardonecchia approximately 1 hour 20 minutes. Helicopter connections from Turin Airport to mountain heliports in the Aosta Valley and the Western Alps significantly reduce transfer times for ski resort connections. An important alternative for Turin visitors is Milan Malpensa (MXP), 52 nm east (approximately 25 minutes by jet), which offers a more extensive FBO infrastructure and may have better aircraft availability in some cases.

Key Information:

• Typical flight time from London to Turin: approximately 1 hour 31 minutes;
• Private jet charter prices: from 5,600 EUR;
• Airport: Turin Caselle International Airport (TRN / LIMF), 16 km north of city centre, runway 3,300 m;
• Alternative airport: Milan Malpensa (MXP / LIMC), 52 nm east - larger FBO infrastructure;
• Milan: 52 nm east - approximately 25 minutes by jet;
• Geneva: 90 nm north-west - approximately 31 minutes by jet;
• Nice: 94 nm south - approximately 31 minutes by jet;
• Aosta (ski valley gateway): 34 nm north - approximately 23 minutes by jet;
• Courchevel heliport: 44 nm north - approximately 24 minutes by jet / helicopter;
• Most popular aircraft: Citation XLS+, Challenger 300, Phenom 300;
• Peak demand: ski season (December to March), Alba white truffle season (October to December), Salone del Gusto (October, even years), Juventus Champions League fixtures.

Turin draws private aviation clients across four distinct categories. Automotive and industrial corporate travel is the backbone: the city is home to Stellantis (formerly Fiat Chrysler Automobiles), Leonardo aerospace and defence, Lavazza, Ferrero (headquartered in nearby Alba) and a dense network of automotive suppliers and engineering companies that make Piedmont one of Italy's most significant industrial regions. Alpine ski travel is the second major category: Turin's proximity to the Via Lattea ski area (Sestriere, Sauze d'Oulx, Cesana), Bardonecchia and the French border resorts of Montgenèvre makes it the most efficient Alpine access point from the UK by private jet - closer to the ski slopes than Geneva for the Western Alpine resorts. The Langhe food and wine circuit - Barolo, Barbaresco, Asti, the white truffles of Alba in October and November - draws a growing number of gastronomy-focused private aviation clients, particularly from London. And Turin itself is increasingly recognised as a cultural destination of the first order: the Museo Egizio, the Palazzo Reale, the Mole Antonelliana (home of the National Cinema Museum), the GAM contemporary art museum and the extraordinary Egyptian and Roman heritage beneath the city attract a discerning cultural tourism clientele.

Private jet charter prices to Turin from London start from approximately 5,600 EUR for the 496 nm sector on a Citation XLS+. The final cost depends on aircraft type, departure airport and passenger numbers.

 

 

Private Jets UK provides access to more than 6500 aircraft worldwide, including light jets, midsize aircraft, heavy jets and ultra long-range business aircraft. Our aviation consultants can recommend suitable aircraft based on passenger numbers, baggage requirements, flight range and budget. Available aircraft include models from Gulfstream, Dassault, Bombardier, Embraer, Cessna, Pilatus, Beechcraft, Airbus and Boeing.

 

 

With more than 15 years of experience in business aviation, we arrange private jet charter flights to Turin from airports across the United Kingdom. Our team manages every stage of the journey, including aircraft sourcing, flight planning, FBO arrangements, ground transfers, ski resort connections and Langhe wine region itineraries.

Turin is a year-round private aviation destination with two distinct peak periods. The ski season from December to March drives the majority of leisure private aviation, with January and February the busiest months for Western Alps ski resort connections. The Langhe truffle season in October and November is a secondary peak for gastronomy clients. For corporate travel, Turin follows the standard Italian business calendar with August and early September being quieter periods.

 

How long does it take to fly to Turin?

The flight time on the private jet:

 

1 route

• London - Turin, by private jet Citation XLS+
• Aircraft range: 2100 nm, 3889 km | 441 kts, 817 kmh
• Route: LHR | EGLL ⟶ TRN | LIMF
• Distance: 496 nm / 918 km
• Flight time: 1:31 h

 

2 route

• Edinburgh - Turin, by private jet Challenger 300
• Aircraft range: 3100 nm, 5741 km | 470 kts, 870 kmh
• Route: EDI | EGPH ⟶ TRN | LIMF
• Distance: 768 nm / 1422 km
• Flight time: 2:02 h

 

3 route

• Birmingham - Turin, by private jet Citation XLS+
• Aircraft range: 2100 nm, 3889 km | 441 kts, 817 kmh
• Route: BHX | EGBB ⟶ TRN | LIMF
• Distance: 571 nm / 1058 km
• Flight time: 1:42 h

 

4 route

• Manchester - Turin, by private jet Citation XLS+
• Aircraft range: 2100 nm, 3889 km | 441 kts, 817 kmh
• Route: MAN | EGCC ⟶ TRN | LIMF
• Distance: 624 nm / 1155 km
• Flight time: 1:49 h

 

5 route

• Glasgow - Turin, by private jet Challenger 300
• Aircraft range: 3100 nm, 5741 km | 470 kts, 870 kmh
• Route: GLA | EGPF ⟶ TRN | LIMF
• Distance: 787 nm / 1457 km
• Flight time: 2:04 h

 

The exact flight time depends on the model of the business jet and wind conditions. All UK airports can reach Turin non-stop on Citation XLS+ class and larger jets. Our consultant will calculate the exact flight time for the chosen aircraft.

 

 

Prices for the private jet flights to Turin

The London to Turin sector of 496 nautical miles is broadly comparable to London to Munich in distance, making it one of the shorter Italian city routes by private jet from the UK. The Citation XLS+ handles the sector efficiently from London, Birmingham and Manchester; from Edinburgh, Glasgow and Belfast, the Challenger 300 class is the more natural choice at the longer sector distances of 768 to 787 nm.

Turin's position directly below the Western Alps means that many ski season bookings combine the Turin arrival with an onward helicopter or short fixed-wing connection to the mountain resorts. Aosta Valley Airport (AOT) is just 34 nm north of Turin (approximately 23 minutes by jet), serving as the gateway for helicopter connections into the Aosta Valley resorts including Cervinia and Courmayeur. Courchevel heliport in France is 44 nm from Turin (approximately 24 minutes by helicopter in favourable conditions), and Cuneo Airport (CUF) to the south-west at 39 nm is increasingly used for access to the Mondovi and Cuneo ski areas and as an overflow for Turin during peak ski weekends.

The white truffle season in Alba (October to early December) creates a distinctive demand pattern: clients fly into Turin and transfer 60 km south to Alba for the truffle market, Barolo and Barbaresco tastings and multi-day Langhe gastronomy itineraries. This is a growing and underserved segment of the private aviation market from the UK, and we arrange bespoke Langhe circuits on request.

Below are the approximate prices for the flights performed this year. TOP 7 options:

1. from London to Turin, 7 passengers, by Citation XLS+ - 5,600 EUR;
2. from London to Turin, 9 passengers, by Challenger 300 - 8,400 EUR;
3. from Edinburgh to Turin, 9 passengers, by Challenger 300 - 13,200 EUR;
4. from Manchester to Turin, 7 passengers, by Citation XLS+ - 8,200 EUR;
5. from Glasgow to Turin, 12 passengers, by Challenger 605 - 16,800 EUR;
6. from Belfast to Turin, 9 passengers, by Challenger 300 - 13,800 EUR;
7. from Birmingham to Turin, 6 passengers, by Phenom 300 - 6,800 EUR;

We can arrange flights from any city in the UK. If you have any questions about the departure or the flight itself, please use the form below:

 

 

Prices depending on the type of business jet

We can clearly show the high dependence of the cost of the flight, on the type of aircraft - we have collected approximate data, at the price of 1 flight hour, for various types of business jets:

• Large jet (similar to Legacy 600) - from 4900 to 5800 GBP per flight hour;
• Business liners - from 10300 GBP per flight hour;
• Light jet - from 2100 to 3000 GBP per flight hour;
• Long-haul jet (similar to Global 5000, Gulfstream G550, Falcon 7X, etc.) - from 5800 to 8800 GBP per flight hour;
• Medium-sized jet (identical to Cessna Citation XLS+, Hawker 800XP, etc.) - from 3000 to 3700 GBP per flight hour;
• Turboprops - from 850 GBP per flight hour;
• Large medium-class jet (similar to Challenger 300, etc.) - from 4600 to 5500 GBP per flight hour;
• Small jet, from 1700 to 2500 GBP per flight hour;

 

 

Recent flights to Turin

• London Farnborough to Turin, Citation XLS+, 7 passengers - a Stellantis corporate delegation. A UK automotive sector team attending a partner meeting at Stellantis headquarters in Turin. Departure from Farnborough at 08:00, on the ground in Turin by 09:35, at the Mirafiori headquarters by 10:30. Return that evening at 19:30, back in London by 21:10. Total door-to-door from Farnborough to Mirafiori under 3 hours. Charter approximately 5,800 EUR each way with the aircraft retained at Turin through the day at a parking fee.
• Manchester to Turin, Challenger 300, 8 passengers - a ski group, Via Lattea. A family group flying to Turin for a week at Sestriere and Sauze d'Oulx in the Via Lattea ski area. Manchester to Turin (624 nm, 1 hour 49 minutes) at approximately 10,800 EUR in peak January. Ground transfers arranged to Sestriere by chauffeured minivan (approximately 1 hour 30 minutes via the A32). Return the following Sunday at approximately 10,200 EUR. The group had 8 pairs of skis and full winter luggage - the Challenger 300's hold capacity handled this comfortably without requiring any luggage to be left behind.
• Edinburgh to Turin then Geneva, Challenger 300, 9 passengers - an Alpine circuit. A group combining two days skiing at Bardonecchia with a business meeting in Geneva. Edinburgh to Turin (768 nm, 2 hours 2 minutes) at approximately 13,400 EUR. After two nights in the Bardonecchia area, a short hop Turin to Geneva (90 nm, 31 minutes) at approximately 4,200 EUR for the meeting. Return Geneva to Edinburgh at approximately 12,800 EUR. Total three-sector itinerary approximately 30,400 EUR.
• London Biggin Hill to Turin, Phenom 300E, 4 passengers and a springer spaniel - Alba white truffle season. A food industry professional and their party flying to Piedmont for the International Alba White Truffle Fair in November. The springer spaniel travelled in the cabin throughout the 1 hour 31 minute flight, with full EU AHC documentation including tapeworm treatment confirmed 48 hours before departure. Charter approximately 6,200 EUR. We arranged a three-day Langhe circuit: the truffle market in Alba on arrival, a two-day Barolo producer tour through Barolo, La Morra and Castiglione Falletto, and dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Bra. The truffle haul - approximately 200 grams of white truffle purchased at the fair - was carried in the cabin on the return, wrapped in the traditional damp cloth and paper arrangement.
• Birmingham to Turin, Citation XLS+, 6 passengers - Juventus Champions League. A group attending a Juventus Champions League group stage match at the Allianz Stadium. Birmingham to Turin (571 nm, 1 hour 42 minutes) at approximately 7,200 EUR. Departure timed to arrive 3 hours before kick-off with transfer to the stadium arranged. Return flight booked for midnight departure post-match. We secured the post-match departure slot at Turin Airport in advance - evening match departures require early slot booking as the airport sees elevated traffic on Juventus European fixture nights. Total approximately 14,600 EUR for both sectors.

The examples above are recent indicative charters. Your quote will depend on the current season, aircraft positioning, passenger numbers and any additional services requested.

 

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Most Requested Aircraft for Flights to Turin

Turin's sector of 496 to 787 nm from UK departure airports is well within the range of midsize jets and light jets from southern UK, making the Citation XLS+ the natural choice from London and Birmingham. From northern UK airports, the Challenger 300 class offers better cabin comfort on the longer 2-hour sector.

 

 

• Phenom 300 / Phenom 300E - cost-efficient for groups of 4 to 6 passengers from London and Birmingham on the shorter sector, where the under-1h 40min flight time makes this cabin size entirely practical;
• Citation XLS+ - the most popular choice for UK-Turin from southern airports, combining 7 to 8 passenger capacity with competitive hourly rates. Well suited to ski season travel with reasonable hold capacity for equipment;
• Challenger 300 / Challenger 350 - the preferred choice for ski groups from all UK airports, with a stand-up cabin and the best hold capacity for ski equipment, boots and winter luggage in the midsize category;
• Challenger 605 - chosen for larger groups of 10 to 12 passengers, corporate delegations and clients combining Turin with onward connections across Italy or Switzerland;
• King Air 350 - a practical option for smaller groups seeking the most economical private aviation option on the under-2-hour sector from London.

Note: ski equipment, snowboards, helmets and boot bags can be accommodated on all of the above aircraft, though we advise confirming hold dimensions for particularly large groups with extensive ski kit. We always check hold capacity against your luggage requirements as part of the booking process.

 

How to rent a business jet with a crew

5 main stages:

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  Sending an application

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  Clarification of details and search for options

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  Preparation and coordination of optimal options

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  Registration of documents. Payment of the invoice.

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  Departure on the route.

 

Business aviation airport in Turin

Turin is served by one primary airport for private aviation and several alternative options:

• Turin Caselle International Airport (TRN) - Caselle Torinese, Italy (TRN / LIMF) - 16 km north of city centre - PRIMARY GATEWAY
• Aosta Airport (AOT / LIMW) - Aosta, Italy - 34 nm north - gateway for Aosta Valley ski resorts by helicopter
• Cuneo Levaldigi Airport (CUF / LIMZ) - Cuneo, Italy - 39 nm south-west - alternative for southern Piedmont and ski overflow
   

Turin Caselle International Airport (IATA: TRN, ICAO: LIMF) is located 16 km north of Turin city centre in the Caselle Torinese municipality. The airport has a main runway of 3,300 metres, accommodating all aircraft categories. A dedicated private aviation FBO with VIP lounge and ramp access serves business aviation clients. Journey time to Turin city centre is approximately 25 to 35 minutes by car. For ski clients, the road transfer to Sestriere takes approximately 1 hour 30 minutes (90 km via the A32) and to Bardonecchia approximately 1 hour 20 minutes. UK citizens do not require a visa for Italy for stays of up to 90 days within any 180-day period.

 

 

Main characteristics of Turin Caselle Airport:

• The official name is Turin Caselle International Airport, TRN, Italy.
• Address: Strada Aeroporto 12, 10072 Caselle Torinese, Italy.
• Private aviation FBO - yes, with VIP lounge and ramp access.
• Geolocation - 45°12′N, 07°38′E
• Main runway 18/36 - 3,300 m - all jet categories.
• IATA - TRN. ICAO - LIMF.
• Time Zone: +1.0 CET (winter), +2.0 CEST (summer)

Private aviation passengers use the dedicated FBO, separate from the commercial terminal. Check-in time is 30 minutes before departure. During peak ski season weekends, we recommend confirming slot availability at the time of booking as Turin Airport sees elevated traffic from Friday afternoon to Monday morning throughout December to March.

 

 

Alpine ski connections from Turin

Turin is the closest major city in Italy to the Western Alps ski resorts and one of the most efficient Alpine arrival points in Europe. Key ski resort connections by road and helicopter from Turin Airport:

• Sestriere - 90 km / approximately 1 hour 30 minutes by road via A32. The main Olympic venue of the 2006 Winter Olympics, at 2,035 m altitude. Part of the Via Lattea ski area with 400 km of pistes connecting Sestriere, Sauze d'Oulx, Cesana, Montgenèvre (France) and Claviere;
• Bardonecchia - 90 km / approximately 1 hour 20 minutes by road via A32. A quieter, family-oriented resort at 1,312 m with access to the Jafferau and Colomion ski areas and the French resort of Montgenèvre;
• Sauze d'Oulx - 75 km / approximately 1 hour 10 minutes by road. A popular British ski destination in the Via Lattea, with a lively apreski scene;
• Aosta / Cervinia / Courmayeur - accessible via Aosta Airport (AOT, 34 nm from Turin, approximately 23 minutes by jet). Helicopter from Aosta to Cervinia helipad approximately 20 minutes. Courmayeur approximately 30 minutes by car from Aosta;
• Courchevel (France) - 44 nm from Turin Airport, approximately 24 minutes by helicopter in favourable conditions. Courchevel heliport is one of the most exclusive ski resort heliports in Europe at 2,008 m altitude. We arrange helicopter connections from Turin as part of connected Alpine itineraries.

Turin's Alpine position also makes it a natural connecting point between ski resorts on both sides of the French-Italian border. We arrange multi-resort itineraries combining Italian and French Alpine destinations as a single connected charter.

 

 

The Langhe - wine and truffle circuit from Turin

The Langhe hills south of Turin produce some of Italy's most celebrated wines - Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera d'Asti, Dolcetto d'Alba - and the most prized ingredient in European gastronomy: the white truffle of Alba. The truffle season runs from early October to late December, with the International Alba White Truffle Fair held on weekends throughout this period attracting buyers, chefs and gastronomy enthusiasts from across Europe and beyond. Key locations on the Langhe circuit from Turin:

• Alba - 60 km south of Turin (approximately 45 minutes by road). The capital of the Langhe, home of the truffle market, Ferrero Rocher headquarters and the starting point for Barolo and Barbaresco cellar tours;
• Barolo village - 75 km south (approximately 1 hour). The hilltop village that gives its name to Italy's most celebrated red wine. The Museo del Vino di Barolo is housed in the village castle;
• La Morra - 72 km south. A viewpoint village with panoramic views of the Langhe vineyards and a concentration of excellent producers including Elio Altare and Roberto Voerzio;
• Castiglione Falletto, Serralunga d'Alba - the heart of the Barolo production zone, with cellar visits to Giacomo Conterno, Bartolo Mascarello and Bruno Giacosa;
• Barbaresco village - 65 km south. The small village and its Torre (tower) define the Barbaresco production zone. Gaja, Bruno Giacosa and Produttori del Barbaresco are based here.

We arrange bespoke Langhe gastronomy circuits from Turin for private aviation clients, including cellar visits, truffle hunting experiences, cookery courses and reservations at Michelin-starred restaurants in the area including Piazza Duomo (3 stars, Alba) and La Ciau del Tornavento.

 

Flying to Turin with your pet

Pets can travel in the cabin on private jets throughout the flight. For travel to Italy from the UK, the following documentation is required:

• EU Animal Health Certificate (AHC) issued by a UK government-authorised veterinarian;
• Microchip (ISO 11784/11785 compliant);
• Valid rabies vaccination, administered at least 21 days before travel;
• Tapeworm treatment for dogs, administered 24 to 120 hours before arrival in Italy.

Italy applies EU pet import rules for travellers arriving from the UK. We advise on documentation and timing as part of every pet-inclusive booking.

 

 

Empty Leg Flights to Turin

The UK-Turin corridor generates regular empty leg opportunities, particularly during the ski season when aircraft reposition after dropping groups at Turin for the Western Alps resorts.

• London Farnborough - Turin | Citation XLS+ | 8 passengers | from £3,400;
• Turin - London | Challenger 300 | 9 passengers | from £5,200;
• Manchester - Turin | Challenger 300 | 9 passengers | from £6,400;
• Turin - Edinburgh | Challenger 605 | 12 passengers | from £7,800;
• Birmingham - Turin | Phenom 300 | 6 passengers | from £3,800;

The prices shown above are indicative examples. Actual Empty Leg opportunities depend on aircraft availability, routing and travel dates.

 

 

Helicopter charter

Private Jets UK clients have access to the top private helicopters. Turin is an exceptional helicopter hub for Alpine connections, with short flying times to ski resort heliports on both the Italian and French sides of the Alps:

• Turin Caselle Airport helipad - helicopter connections from TRN for clients continuing directly to mountain destinations after their jet arrival;
• Turin to Sestriere heliport - approximately 25 to 30 minutes by helicopter. Significantly faster than the 1h 30min road transfer, particularly in winter when the A32 mountain road can be affected by weather;
• Turin to Bardonecchia helipad - approximately 20 to 25 minutes by helicopter. Direct access to the resort without the mountain road transfer;
• Turin to Courchevel 1850 heliport (France) - approximately 25 to 30 minutes by helicopter in favourable conditions. One of the most exclusive ski resort connections in the Alps, combining a Turin jet arrival with a Courchevel 1850 helipad landing at 2,008 m altitude;
• Turin to Cervinia helipad - approximately 35 minutes by helicopter. The high-altitude resort at the base of the Matterhorn, shared with Zermatt across the Swiss border;
• Turin to Courmayeur helipad - approximately 30 minutes by helicopter. Italy's most upmarket ski resort at the foot of Mont Blanc, with connection to Chamonix;
• Turin to Aosta Airport (AOT) - 34 nm, approximately 23 minutes by jet. Gateway for helicopter connections across the Aosta Valley;
• Turin to Genoa Airport (GOA) - 69 nm, approximately 28 minutes by jet. Genoa is the main port of Liguria and a natural extension of Piedmont itineraries.

The following helicopters are available for booking:

• Robinson R44 (3 seats) - 16 helicopters available
• Robinson R66 (4 seats) - 14 helicopters available
• Bell 407 (6 seats) - 10 helicopters available
• Bell 407GXP (5 seats) - 12 helicopters available
• Bell 429 (6 seats) - 15 helicopters available
• Bell 505 (4 seats) - 12 helicopters available
• Agusta Westland 139 (15 seats) - 8 helicopters available
• Eurocopter AS355N (5 seats) - 11 helicopters available
• Agusta A109SP Grand New (5 seats) - 9 helicopters available
• Airbus Helicopter H130 (6 seats) - 3 helicopters available
• Eurocopter AS350 Ecureuil (5 seats) - 15 helicopters available
• McDonnell Douglas MD 600N (5 seats) - 4 helicopters available
• Airbus Helicopters H 135 (6 seats) - 2 helicopters available

Please contact our aviation consultants for more detailed information on helicopter charter from Turin and across the Western Alps.

 

 

Turin private jet charter - FAQ

How long is a private jet flight from London to Turin?
A private jet from London to Turin takes approximately 1 hour 31 minutes on a Citation XLS+ on the 496 nautical mile sector. From Edinburgh approximately 2 hours 2 minutes on a Challenger 300. From Manchester approximately 1 hour 49 minutes. All UK airports can reach Turin non-stop on Citation XLS+ class and larger jets.

How much does a private jet to Turin cost?
Private jet charter to Turin from London starts from approximately 5,600 EUR on a Citation XLS+ for 7 passengers. A Challenger 300 for 9 passengers costs approximately 8,400 EUR from London. From Edinburgh and Glasgow, midsize jet prices start from approximately 13,200 to 16,800 EUR. Ski season (December to March) and the truffle season (October to November) are the busiest periods, though pricing remains competitive compared to other Italian destinations.

Is Turin a good airport for Western Alps ski resorts?
Yes - Turin is the closest major Italian city to the Western Alps ski resorts and one of the most efficient Alpine arrival points in Europe. The Via Lattea resorts (Sestriere, Sauze d'Oulx, Cesana) are approximately 1 hour 30 minutes by road. Bardonecchia is approximately 1 hour 20 minutes. By helicopter, Sestriere is approximately 25 to 30 minutes from Turin Airport. For Courchevel 1850 in France, a helicopter from Turin takes approximately 25 to 30 minutes.

How does Turin compare to Geneva for ski resort access?
Turin serves the Italian Western Alps resorts (Via Lattea, Bardonecchia, Aosta Valley) more directly than Geneva, with shorter road and helicopter transfer times. Geneva serves the French and Swiss resorts (Chamonix, Verbier, Crans-Montana, Gstaad) more efficiently. For clients skiing at Courchevel or Val d'Isere, Geneva is usually more practical. For Sestriere, Bardonecchia, Cervinia and Courmayeur, Turin is the better arrival airport.

What is the white truffle season in Alba and how do I get there from Turin?
The Alba white truffle season runs from early October to late December, with the International White Truffle Fair held on weekends throughout this period. Alba is 60 km south of Turin, approximately 45 minutes by chauffeured car. We arrange bespoke Langhe circuits including the truffle fair, Barolo producer visits, cellar tastings and Michelin-starred restaurant reservations in the region.

Can I fly Turin to Geneva or Nice on the same charter?
Yes. Geneva is 90 nm from Turin (approximately 31 minutes by jet) and Nice is 94 nm (approximately 31 minutes). Both are natural extensions of a Turin itinerary for clients combining an Alpine ski visit with a Swiss banking meeting or a Riviera leisure stop. We arrange multi-sector Alpine itineraries as a single connected charter.

Do UK citizens need a visa for Italy?
No. UK citizens can visit Italy for up to 90 days within any 180-day period without a visa. A valid UK passport is required. Private jet passengers clear customs and immigration at the Turin Caselle FBO on arrival.

 

 

Flights from the UK to Turin

The most popular flight routes are London - Turin and Manchester - Turin. Our clients regularly combine Turin with Geneva, Nice and Milan on Alpine and northern Italian circuits. Chambery is a further alternative for French Alps ski clients within the broader Alpine network. You can explore the full Italy charter network from Turin.

 

 

Turin - destination overview

Turin is one of the great overlooked cities of Italy - a place that most international visitors bypass on the way to Milan, Rome or Florence, and which rewards those who do arrive with a density of cultural riches, culinary excellence and architectural grandeur that few Italian cities match. The city was the first capital of unified Italy (1861-1865) and the seat of the House of Savoy, whose royal ambitions shaped the city's Baroque urban fabric: the long straight colonnaded arcades (portici) that run for miles through the city centre, sheltering pedestrians under 18 km of covered walkways in one of the longest such systems in the world; the extraordinary Piazza San Carlo, the city's drawing room; and the Palazzo Reale, the royal palace complex at the heart of the historic centre.

The Museo Egizio - the Egyptian Museum of Turin - is the most important collection of ancient Egyptian artefacts outside of Cairo, and in many respects the best presented. Founded in 1824 with a collection built on the expeditions of Bernardino Drovetti, the museum holds more than 30,000 objects including one of only four complete Egyptian temples outside Egypt (the Temple of Ellesiya), a remarkable collection of royal mummies, and papyrus scrolls that include the Turin Royal Canon, the most complete list of Egyptian pharaohs known to survive. The museum's 2015 renovation by Dante Ferretti created one of the finest museum environments in Italy.

The Mole Antonelliana - the extraordinary 167-metre spired structure that dominates Turin's skyline, begun as a synagogue in 1863 and completed in 1889 - now houses the National Cinema Museum, one of the most creative and immersive museum experiences in Europe. Turin's connection to cinema is deep: the city was the cradle of Italian film production in the early 20th century, and the Lumiere brothers gave their first Italian screening here in 1896.

Automobile culture is embedded in Turin's identity. Fiat was founded here in 1899, and the Lingotto factory - the extraordinary Fordist production plant designed by Matté Trucco in the 1920s, with a rooftop test track that curves over the building - now houses a shopping centre, hotel, concert hall and the Pinacoteca Agnelli art gallery, an outstanding small collection of works given to the city by the Agnelli family. The Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile (MAUTO), recently renovated, is one of the finest automotive museums in the world.

 

 

Where to stay in Turin

Turin's hotel scene balances grand historic properties with a growing boutique offer in the historic centre:

• Grand Hotel Sitea - a historic five-star property in the heart of the historic centre on Via Carlo Alberto, discreet and traditional in character. Approximately 30 minutes from Turin Caselle Airport.
• NH Collection Piazza Carlina - a contemporary luxury property on one of Turin's most elegant piazzas, with a rooftop pool and views across the city to the Alps. Approximately 30 minutes from the airport.
• Hotel Principi di Piemonte - a grand historic property on Via Gobetti, the most prestigious address in the historic centre, with a celebrated restaurant and an exceptional wine cellar stocked with Piedmontese wines. Approximately 30 minutes from the airport.
• Villa Gaidello (Langhe) - for clients visiting the Langhe wine region, this restored farmhouse in the Barolo hills offers an immersive Piedmontese countryside experience, approximately 75 km from Turin Airport.
• Grand Hotel Royal e Golf, Courmayeur - for clients combining a Turin arrival with an Aosta Valley ski stay, this landmark hotel at the foot of Mont Blanc is approximately 35 minutes by helicopter from Turin Airport.

Our team can arrange transfers from Turin Caselle Airport to any city hotel, and coordinate the full Alpine or Langhe circuit with accommodation, restaurant reservations and activity bookings as part of the travel package.