Le Bourget is the private-aviation capital of Europe. Helicopter ops run to Versailles, Giverny, Reims, Deauville — and onward to the Alps or Riviera via jet or direct heli. The capital's helicopter grid starts and ends here.
Typical sectors to and from Paris — twin-engine aircraft, full charter.
Eighteen minutes to the heart of Paris — Issy heliport.
Twenty-five-minute scenic arrival at the château pad.
Fifty minutes — Normandy coast, racecourse, film festival.
1h15 direct by H145 — the chalet alternative to jet + transfer.
Thirty-five minutes to the Champagne houses.
Jet transfer — 1h15 LBG to NCE, then heli onward.
Twin-engine aircraft for over-water sectors; single-engine for short scenic loops. All full-charter.
Peak months run May through October; winter ops on request for hotels & villas.
Tennis fortnight — corporate heli charters across Paris.
SportBiennial — LBG fills with industry. June 2027 next.
Aviation14 July — airspace restricted, ops limited.
NationalMultiple heli charters city centre to LBG, and onward jets.
FashionOnly at Issy heliport — licensed, regulated. No private landings in central Paris.
Yes — specific licensed pad on château grounds. Advance booking required.
H145 can fly direct to Courchevel in ~1h15 — the alternative to jet-then-heli.
LBG becomes restricted mid-June on show year. Slots heavily booked.
7 aircraft types operating in France. Each page lists typical routes, operator partner and full technical specifications.