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Charter·Routes·Dubai · Milan

Private jet from Dubai to Milan

A private jet from Dubai to Milan takes between 5h 54m and 6h 17m depending on aircraft, flying nonstop over 2674 nm (4952 km). Indicative one way pricing between Dubai Al Maktoum and Milan Linate runs from €54,500 to €69,800 in a Super Midsize Jet such as the Challenger 350, or €68,300 to €93,200 in a Heavy Jet such as the Falcon 900.

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Distance
2674 nm · 4952 km
Flight time
6h 09m
One way from
€54,500
Arrival airport
LIN
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The route

Dubai to Milan is a long westbound crossing that suits business travellers, design and fashion industry flyers, and families heading to northern Italy for the autumn season. A Super Midsize Jet like the Challenger 350 covers the distance in 6h 17m and offers a sound balance of cabin comfort and cost, while a Heavy Jet such as the Falcon 900 trims the flight to 6h 09m with more cabin space for groups. Those wanting maximum range and cabin flexibility might consider an Ultra Long Range aircraft like the Gulfstream G550, flying in 5h 54m. Pricing is shaped by aircraft class, positioning costs from Dubai's two airports, and the choice of Milan arrival point, with October 2026 timing falling into a typically active season for both cities.

Updated November 2026

Prices by aircraft class

ClassTypical aircraftSeatsFlight timeOne way price
Super Midsize JetChallenger 35096h 17m€54,500 to €69,800
Heavy JetRecommendedFalcon 900126h 09m€68,300 to €93,200
Ultra Long RangeGulfstream G550145h 54m€89,500 to €121,400

Atljet market data, November 2026. Estimate for one way, per aircraft, including the positioning share and typical airport fees. The final price is confirmed with the aircraft and its registration.

The aircraft

Heavy Jet

The Heavy Jet is the class most clients choose on this route: up to 12 passengers, about 6h 09m in the air, from €68,300 one way.

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Airports

How you arrive

Departure

  • Dubai Al Maktoum●DWC · OMDW
  • Dubai InternationalDXB · OMDB

Arrival

  • Milan Linate●LIN · LIML
  • Milan MalpensaMXP · LIMC
  • Milan BergamoBGY · LIME

On departure, Al Maktoum (DWC) is Dubai's dedicated business aviation hub with generous slots, while Dubai International (DXB) sits closer to the centre but is tightly slot controlled. On arrival, Linate is ten minutes from the centre of Milan and has a dedicated private terminal, making it the preferred choice for city access. Malpensa accommodates the largest aircraft and night movements, and Bergamo offers an alternative arrival point to the east.

Questions

Private jet from Dubai to Milan

How much does a private jet from Dubai to Milan cost?+

Indicative one way pricing between Dubai Al Maktoum and Milan Linate ranges from €54,500 in a Super Midsize Jet to €121,400 in an Ultra Long Range aircraft, depending on class and demand.

How long is the flight from Dubai to Milan?+

Flight time ranges from 5h 54m in an Ultra Long Range Gulfstream G550 to 6h 17m in a Super Midsize Challenger 350, covering 2674 nm (4952 km).

Which Dubai airport should I fly from?+

Al Maktoum (DWC) is the business aviation hub with generous slots, while Dubai International (DXB) is closer to the centre but tightly slot controlled.

Which Milan airport is best for a private jet arrival?+

Linate is ten minutes from the centre with a dedicated private terminal, Malpensa suits the largest aircraft and night movements, and Bergamo is the alternative to the east.

Which aircraft is best for the Dubai to Milan route?+

A Super Midsize Jet such as the Challenger 350 suits the distance efficiently, while a Heavy Jet like the Falcon 900 or an Ultra Long Range Gulfstream G550 adds cabin space or range.

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