A private jet Oxford flight brings you to the oldest university in the English-speaking world and the city built around it. Christ Church and Magdalen hold the grandest of the colleges, the Radcliffe Camera and the Bodleian sit at the centre, and punting on the Cherwell remains the proper way to spend a summer afternoon. Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons, Raymond Blanc’s two-starred hotel and restaurant, lies a short drive outside, and the Cotswolds begin immediately beyond the city.
Arrivals use London Oxford Airport (OXF), north of the city at Kidlington. Its 1,552 metre runway suits turboprops and light jets, with midsize types assessed carefully against payload and conditions. Larger aircraft route through Farnborough or Luton with a road transfer of around an hour. Customs and immigration are available on site.
With Luxaviation ONE, aircraft selection is matched to the runway from the outset, and where a larger aircraft is required we plan the alternative and the ground leg as one journey. Transfers run to the Old Bank, the Old Parsonage or Le Manoir.
Traffic follows the university calendar, with concentrations around matriculation, graduation and the summer events season.