Domestic hub
Austin → Houston
39min
227 km
Light Jet
€5,500
Houston: SGR

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Ages 2+
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Private aviation hub
The Austin private aviation guide: 6+ routes, the main FBO terminals and indicative prices, with quotes from charter operators on request.
Routes
6+
Starting at
€5,500
Main airport
Austin-Bergstrom
Last updated
Route examples
Explore typical private jet connections from Austin, including estimated flight times, suitable aircraft categories and starting prices. Exact availability depends on aircraft positioning, airport slots and operational constraints.
Domestic hub
39min
227 km
Light Jet
€5,500
Houston: SGR
Domestic hub
46min
299 km
Light Jet
€5,500
Dallas: DAL
Domestic hub
2h 36min
1,588 km
Midsize Jet
€12,000 – €18,000
Orlando: ORL
Domestic hub
3h
1,867 km
Midsize Jet
€14,000 – €21,000
San Diego: SAN
Domestic hub
2h 19min
1,394 km
Light Jet
€7,500 – €11,000
Scottsdale: SCF
Domestic hub
1h 44min
983 km
Light Jet
€5,500 – €8,500
Santa Fe: SAF
Indicative one-way prices, estimated from the route distance and aircraft category. The final price is confirmed in writing for your flight. How we estimate prices
Airports and FBOs
The private aviation airfields around Austin, with runway length, customs and FBO services, so you can choose the right terminal for your charter.
KAUS / AUS
The inside view
Austin's general aviation infrastructure punches well above the city's traditional size: a single airport with a 12,000-foot runway and dedicated GA ramps, built to support the ultra-long-range departures that Texas's fastest-growing tech and corporate hub now demands.
KAUS offers 12,000 ft of runway capacity and dedicated general aviation ramps, supporting ultra-long-range departures from Central Texas without positioning constraints. It operates 24/7 with two FBOs — Signature Flight Support and Million Air — both providing fuelling, hangar, VIP lounge and ground handling.
Austin carries no published route grid on this platform at present, so pricing is intentionally withheld rather than estimated — a indicative estimates; the final price is in the operator's written quote will provide exact figures. The runway's full 3,658-metre length means Austin can support the entire aircraft category range, from very light jets through ultra-long-range aircraft, without the runway-driven restrictions seen at some of the smaller reliever fields in this guide.
Austin-Bergstrom sits close to the city's southeast side, with typical chauffeur transfer to downtown Austin and the Domain business corridor running 20–25 minutes under normal traffic.
Demand is driven by Austin's technology and corporate calendar, which now runs close to year-round, with a pronounced spike around South by Southwest (SXSW) in March — one of the most significant single-week general aviation demand events in the country — and the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix in October, both of which tighten ramp space and light-jet availability well in advance.
Austin does not currently have a published route on this platform. Purely for illustration, a light-jet operating the approximate 300 km straight-line distance to Dallas — a common Central Texas corporate pairing — at Flyius's standard 2.4 kg CO₂/km factor would produce roughly 720 kg CO₂ on that leg. SAF uplift can be requested through either AUS FBO subject to supplier availability.
Empty leg alerts
No empty leg is currently published from Austin. Set an alert and you receive an e-mail when one appears from this city.
Empty legs are subject to fixed aircraft positioning, date flexibility and operator confirmation.
Safety and operators
Before you book, we check the actual operating company, its authorisation, its insurance and the proposed aircraft. The independent safety standards below come on top of those checks.
We check the operator's air operator certificate (AOC) and that the proposed aircraft is listed on it.
We obtain the insurance certificate covering the aircraft and its passengers on your flight.
We ask which independent audits the operator holds, such as ARGUS, Wyvern or IS-BAO, and check them with the auditor.
City guide
Why people fly private to Austin
Pricing, airports, booking lead times, customs and ground transport, answered

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