The pulse of global business and culture, where Manhattan's skyline, its galleries and its restaurants set the tempo for the world.
Museum Mile and the Chelsea galleries, dinner in the West Village, and the theatres around Times Square. Central Park and the High Line give the city its rare stretches of quiet.
The jewellers and department stores around 57th Street, then the boutiques of Madison Avenue running north through the Upper East Side. The flagships sit within a few blocks of each other, and Central Park is a street away for the walk back.
Museum Mile along the park: the Met's two million works, from Egyptian temples to the modern wings, and further down the Frick's Old Masters, back in their restored Gilded Age mansion. The Met opens into the evening at weekends, when the galleries are at their quietest.
A show in the Theater District, then a late table: the tasting-menu rooms of Midtown and the Flatiron take bookings weeks ahead, and the best of them are worth planning the evening around. Curtain is usually at seven or eight.
September to early December brings crisp air and the cultural season. April and May catch the spring before the summer humidity sets in.
A private jet rarely uses the same airport as a scheduled flight. These are the fields we most often arrange into New York, and the trade-offs between them.
Teterboro Airport
Westchester County Airport
Morristown Municipal Airport
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Newark Liberty International Airport
Private flights to New York most often use Teterboro Airport (TEB). Alternatives include Westchester County Airport (HPN), Morristown Municipal Airport (MMU), John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR).
Teterboro Airport is a dedicated business-aviation airport with no scheduled airline traffic, so arrivals and departures are quicker and more private than at a commercial hub, and your car meets you at the aircraft.
Yes. John F. Kennedy International Airport handles private flights alongside its scheduled traffic. It is busier than Teterboro Airport, so timings are less predictable, but it can suit an itinerary better when it is closer to where you are going.
Yes. A car meets you at the aircraft at Teterboro Airport, and a helicopter transfer can be arranged where the destination allows it. Tell us where you are staying and we coordinate the timing with the flight.
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