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Private Jet Palma

Looking to charter a private jet into or out of Palma? Call a Jet arranges your flight via Palma de Mallorca Airport (LEPA / PMI) — business aviation through the shared GAT — comparing suitable aircraft and confirming the FBO named in your Flight Briefing.

ICAO LEPA · IATA PMI Meeting point Shared GAT · FBO in your Flight Briefing Region Palma / Mallorca

Private jet charter · Palma via LEPA (PMI)

Call a Jet organises your charter from the market network — personally, discreetly, with around 18 years of experience. We compare suitable aircraft and operators and accompany you from enquiry to the meeting point at Palma de Mallorca Airport. Mallorcair, General Aviation Service Palma de Mallorca and Sky Valet share one GAT and one entrance. Your Flight Briefing names which reception to use.

Meeting map · Palma (LEPA / PMI)

One airport only — Palma de Mallorca (LEPA / PMI). One gold pin for the shared GAT; the label covers Mallorcair, General Aviation Service and Sky Valet. Click a name chip to jump to that card. Your Flight Briefing confirms which reception to use.

Click a name chip · OpenStreetMap basemap · LEPA shared GAT · 3 names · one entrance
Which name?
  • Mallorcair — FBO · shared GAT entrance (facade on the photo)
  • General Aviation Service Palma de Mallorca — FBO · same entrance
  • Sky Valet Spain — handling agent · same entrance
Shared entrance: these three names share one Palma GAT and one door. Reception is at the FBO named in your Flight Briefing.

Names at the Palma GAT

Same entrance photo for all three — the Mallorcair facade of the shared GAT. We do not send you to a single hardcoded operator. The Flight Briefing names the reception.

Mallorcair — shared Palma GAT entrance, Mallorcair facade · Palma (LEPA/PMI)
LEPA · PMI · Palma de Mallorca

Mallorcair

Shared Palma GAT entrance — facade on this photo
FBO · Mallorcair (FBO - 131.925)

Reception is at the FBO named in your Call a Jet Flight Briefing. This is the shared GAT entrance photo for Mallorcair, General Aviation Service and Sky Valet — one door, not three separate meeting points.

General Aviation Service Palma de Mallorca FBO — shared Palma GAT entrance, Mallorcair facade · Palma (LEPA/PMI)
LEPA · PMI · Palma de Mallorca

General Aviation Service Palma de Mallorca FBO

Google Maps place title, same entrance
FBO · same GAT as Mallorcair

Reception is at the FBO named in your Call a Jet Flight Briefing. This is the shared GAT entrance photo for Mallorcair, General Aviation Service and Sky Valet — one door, not three separate meeting points.

Sky Valet Spain — shared Palma GAT entrance, Mallorcair facade · Palma (LEPA/PMI)
LEPA · PMI · Palma de Mallorca

Sky Valet Spain

Not a separate door — Sky Valet Spain at this GAT
Handling agent · same GAT entrance

Reception is at the FBO named in your Call a Jet Flight Briefing. This is the shared GAT entrance photo for Mallorcair, General Aviation Service and Sky Valet — one door, not three separate meeting points.

On the day: follow the one Maps pin and this entrance photo, then report to reception at the FBO named in your Flight Briefing — not the airline terminals.

How departure usually works

No airline queues — short paths, personal reception. Typical flow for your charter from Palma Airport:

  1. T−30
    min

    Arrive at the shared GAT entrance

    Use the Maps pin and entrance photo from your Flight Briefing. Same door for Mallorcair, General Aviation Service and Sky Valet. Do not follow airline-terminal signs.

  2. T−20
    min

    Reception at the FBO in your Flight Briefing

    Check in at reception for the FBO named in your Flight Briefing — Mallorcair, General Aviation Service Palma de Mallorca, or Sky Valet when the briefing names the handling agent. Not one fixed operator for every flight.

  3. T−10
    min

    Board

    Short transfer to the aircraft; bags loaded ahead of you.

Dogs & baggage

Charter means flexibility — with clear rules we align with the operator and crew in advance.

Dogs on board

Your dogs travel in the cabin with you — not in the hold, and not in a transport crate as the default. We confirm size, number and seating before departure.

  • State number, breed/size and ramp leash rules in your briefing
  • Water and a blanket by arrangement with the crew
  • Check destination entry rules early
Cabin · no crateNotify in advance

Baggage

Soft bags and classic hand luggage work best. Oversized items (golf bags, skis, pushchairs) should be mentioned at enquiry — we check hold space and weight & balance.

  • No rigid piece counts like airlines — guidance by aircraft class
  • Valuables and medicines stay in the cabin
  • Oversize / extra weight: tell us early; we may suggest a larger cabin
Soft bags preferredAsk about oversize

Which jets for Palma?

Palma handles the full business-aviation spectrum — from short European hops to longer-range departures. Selection depends on date, slots and route. Overview: Jet types by class.

Citation M2 Citation M2

Very Light Jet

2–4 pax

Short business hops — lean and quick.

Request
Phenom 300 Phenom 300

Light Jet

6–7 pax

Europe all-rounder for families and teams.

Request
Citation XLS+ Citation XLS+

Midsize

7–9 pax

More cabin comfort and range.

Request
Challenger 350 Challenger 350

Super Midsize

8–10 pax

Longer days and near-intercontinental legs.

Request

Empty legs · Palma

Attractive one-way prices appear when an aircraft is repositioning. Availability changes daily — we do not invent sold-flight cards here.

Prices & orientation — Palma

Charter pricing is always trip-specific. We do not publish fixed prices on this page. Orientation depends on aircraft class, date, outbound/return pattern, slots at Palma, and whether an empty-leg reposition fits your route.

What drives the quote
  • Aircraft class — VLJ / Light / Midsize / Super Midsize (and larger when needed)
  • Date & time — weekends, events and peak Palma slots affect availability
  • Routing — one-way vs return; empty-leg options when they match
  • Handling — shared GAT fees at LEPA are confirmed with the operator named in your Flight Briefing

Guidance only · not fixed prices · 29.09.2026. Ask for a personal quote — we compare suitable operators for your date.

FAQ — Private jet Palma

Short answers on which airport, which FBO, the shared GAT entrance, timing and how Call a Jet works.

Which Palma airport do you use for private jets?

For private jet charters on this page we meet at Palma de Mallorca Airport (LEPA / PMI) via the shared general aviation terminal (GAT). Your Flight Briefing names the FBO reception inside that building.

Which FBO / meeting point at Palma?

Three names share this GAT entrance: Mallorcair (FBO), General Aviation Service Palma de Mallorca (FBO), and Sky Valet Spain (handling agent). Go to reception at the FBO named in your Flight Briefing — not one hardcoded operator as the only meeting point.

Where is the entrance?

Use the single Maps pin and the Mallorcair facade photo. Follow general-aviation signs (not the scheduled airline terminals). Mallorcair, General Aviation Service and Sky Valet use that same entrance.

How early should I arrive?

Typically about 30 minutes before departure for a light charter day — your Flight Briefing states the exact time and which reception to use.

Is this the airline passenger terminal?

No. Private jet passengers use the FBO named in the Flight Briefing at the Palma GAT — short path, personal reception, no scheduled check-in queues.

How do I get a quote for Palma?

Call +36 1 787 2000, WhatsApp, or the contact form. Call a Jet compares suitable aircraft for your date and route.

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Kaiser-Friedrich Straße 9
53113 Bonn – Germany

Katona Jozsef utca 6.
1137 Budapest – Hungary

+36 1 787 2000

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