Miami is the financial and cultural capital of the Latin American diaspora, a global hub for art, fashion, private banking and real estate. South Beach, Brickell, Wynwood and Coral Gables make up four radically different cities within the same metropolitan area, and the most requested international destination from Buenos Aires in private aviation.
Art Basel Miami Beach — Every December, the most important art fair in the Americas brings together world-class galleries, collectors and artists.
Fisher Island Club — the most exclusive gated community in the United States, accessible only by ferry from Miami Beach.
Design District and Bal Harbor Shops — flagships of Hermès, Chanel and Louis Vuitton in the most sophisticated luxury shopping centers in the hemisphere.
F1 Grand Prix — The Miami Grand Prix at the International Circuit (May) turns the city into the epicenter of the Formula 1 circuit.
Nautical and air excursions — private yacht and helicopter to the Florida Keys, with access to restricted waters and reefs.
Faena Hotel Miami Beach — America's boldest design hotel; curated art collection with works by Damien Hirst.
The Setai South Beach — Asian-inspired ultra-luxury, three tiered pools, uncompromising service.
Four Seasons Surf Club — Surfside, architecture by Richard Meier, Four Seasons beach service.
1 Hotel South Beach — Sustainable luxury, vertical roof garden, biophilic orientation.
Le Jardinier Michelin-starred plant-based haute cuisine in the Design District. Zuma Miami — Japanese robata reference for the corporate and financial world. Joe's Stone Crab — centennial South Beach institution, Florida stone crab season October through May.
Approximately 7,000 km from Buenos Aires; about 9 hours in an intercontinental jet. The reference airports for private aviation are OPF (Opa-locka Executive) and FXE (Fort Lauderdale Executive), with high-level FBOs. Entry into the United States is still subject to CBP at the FBO: clearance is usually quicker than at MIA’s commercial terminal, but it is not skipped. Private aviation reaches those FBOs without going through MIA’s commercial terminals.
November to April — dry season, 22-26 °C; coincides with Art Basel (December) and the cultural season. May — Formula 1 Grand Prix, already at the start of the wet season. May to October — wet and hurricane season; lower hotel rates, the beach and pool season continues.
Reference fares for a one-way private flight from San Fernando (Buenos Aires) to Miami, whole aircraft, start at USD 87.060 for a jet. Round trips are quoted based on dates and waiting time at destination. Fees and operating costs are not included; the final price is confirmed when checking availability.
The private flight from San Fernando (Buenos Aires) to Miami takes approximately 8 h 25 min to 9 h depending on the aircraft, subject to weather and operating conditions.
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Midsize jet with a spacious cabin and excellent cruise speed, one of the most requested options for executive flights.
7 passengers
Yes
Pressurized
Moderate
Not available
Enhanced version offering greater range and efficiency while maintaining the speed and comfort of the Learjet 60.
6 passengers
Yes
Pressurized
Moderate
Not available
Super midsize jet with a spacious cabin, extended range and premium equipment for discerning passengers.
8 passengers
Yes
Pressurized
Generous
Mobile Starlink (extra cost)
Large jet with an exceptionally spacious cabin and long range, ideal for executive groups requiring maximum comfort.
14 passengers
Yes
Pressurized
Generous
Not available
Long-range, large-cabin jet with VIP equipment for executive groups demanding the highest level of comfort.
14 passengers
Yes
Pressurized
Generous
Starlink integrada
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Published prices are provided for reference only.
Indicative prices in US dollars (USD). Prices may vary depending on aircraft availability and travel dates. For round-trip flights or itineraries with multiple destinations, please request a personalized quotation.
Taxes and flight-specific operational costs are not included, such as international fees, FBO charges, special services, overnight stays at destination, among others.
Most aircraft are based at San Fernando International Airport (FDO) in Buenos Aires. Rates include repositioning charges for flights to or from Aeroparque (AEP) or Ezeiza (EZE), or where applicable.
The aircraft displayed are for reference purposes only and may vary depending on operational availability. Contact us to learn about the available options for your trip.
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