Swiss Saint Moritz is one of the most popular destinations among skiers during the winter season. Anyone traveling on a commercial flight will have to land in Zurich or Lugano and will have to drive two-three hours. On the other hand, private jets can land in Engadin, also known as Samedan, named after its nearby town. It is a small airport servicing general aviation only – no commercial flights. It is the highest airport in Europe (1,707 M above sea level), and its hours of operation are very dependent on the season and weather. Due to its unique condition – the surrounding topography, the wind patterns, and thin air – only authorized pilots who receive specific training for the airport can land there.
Saint Moritz
In a Private Jet
Anyone traveling to Saint Moritz – the skiing capital of Switzerland – on a commercial flight will have to drive almost three hours from the nearest airport. On a private flight, however, you can deplane just five minutes away from the cable car.
- Field Hours:
Summer 08:00 – 19:00.
Winter 08:00 until dusk. - Website:https://www.engadin-airport.ch
- Private jet parking restrictions:Parking is extremely limited so advanced notice is required.
- Duration of flight from Israel:TBD
VIP Services
- Vip Lounge/ GA terminal:Small terminal dedicated for private flights.
- Isolated security check:Yes.
- Prioritized passport control:Yes.
Saint Moritz, Switzerland
In a Private Jet
- Price includes round-trip flights
- Flights from Ben-Gurion Airport
- Executive Jets from the Midsize Jets category
$36,000
Minimum Price
9
Maximum Passengers
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