Private flights to São Paulo

São Paulo is the largest metropolis in the southern hemisphere and the main financial and corporate center of Latin America. With more than 20 million inhabitants in its metropolitan area, it concentrates the regional headquarters of the main global banks, investment funds, private equity firms and Fortune 500 companies present on the continent. The São Paulo–Buenos Aires route is one of the most active in South American business aviation.

Main experiences

Faria Lima and Itaim Bibi are the financial epicenter of Brazil, with a business ecosystem that has no equivalent in the region. Beyond work, São Paulo offers an exceptional cultural density: the São Paulo Art Museum (MASP), the Pinacoteca, the Ibirapuera and a gastronomic scene among the most awarded in the world. The Jardins' contemporary art circuit, auction houses and galleries cater to the discerning collector.

Reference accommodation

The Fasano, Rosewood and Unique hotels in Jardins and Vila Nova Conceição represent the reference standard for the high-end traveler. For extended stays, the luxury apart-hotels and private residences in Jardim Europa and Alto de Pinheiros offer superior privacy and comfort.

Gastronomy

São Paulo is among the ten best gastronomic cities in the world. Alex Atala's DOM restaurant, A.A. establishments Ferraz and the São Paulo haute cuisine scene combine cutting-edge techniques with ingredients from the Amazon and the Cerrado. The culture of churrascaria, boteco and pão de queijo coexists with a multicultural mosaic that includes the largest Japanese colony outside of Japan.

Why fly privately

Access to Guarulhos (GRU) or Congonhas (CGH) by private flight eliminates immigration queues, waiting for luggage and downtime in commercial aviation. From Buenos Aires, the flight takes approximately 3 hours – 3 hours 20 minutes. The possibility of using Congonhas, located within the city, reduces the trip to the financial district to less than 20 minutes, a decisive advantage for the executive with a tight schedule.

Best time to visit

São Paulo is an active business destination all year round. The climate is friendlier between April and October, with cool temperatures and less chance of heavy rain. January and February see frequent tropical rains, although they rarely interrupt executive activity. Avoid carnival (February) if the agenda is strictly corporate.