A private jet Mariehamn flight brings you to the maritime capital of the Aland islands, a Swedish-speaking archipelago of several thousand islands between Finland and Sweden. Mariehamn is a small town shaped entirely by the sea: the four-masted Pommern lies in the Maritime Quarter, the Aland Maritime Museum sits alongside it, and the island lanes beyond are best covered by bicycle. For those cruising the Baltic, it is one of the most rewarding stops in the region.
Flights use Mariehamn Airport (MHQ), a short distance from the town. The 1,900 metre runway suits turboprops and light jets, with selected midsize types possible depending on payload and conditions. Heavier aircraft typically route through Helsinki or Stockholm with an onward connection. Customs and immigration are available on site.
With Luxaviation ONE, aircraft selection is matched to the runway from the start, and where a larger aircraft is required, we plan the connecting leg as part of a single journey. Transfers run to Hotel Arkipelag or Park Alandia, and sailing charters and island itineraries can be arranged alongside.
Demand is firmly seasonal, concentrated across the summer sailing months. Our advisors secure aircraft and handling early for those weeks.