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Private Jet from New York to Martha's Vineyard: Cost, Flight Time & Airports

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Distance
183 mi
Light jet
40 min
One way, estimate
$5,500–$7,500

A short summer hop, popular for weekends on the island.

On a typical day you're looking at about $5,500 to $7,500 one way in a light jet, with 40 min in the air between Teterboro and Martha's Vineyard. The rest of this page covers what moves that number, which airports to use at each end and the trade-offs between jet sizes.

What you'll pay to fly private from New York to Martha's Vineyard

Think of it as renting the aircraft for a few hours. The headcount doesn't change the price; the jet size and the date do.

Jet sizeTypical aircraftSeatsOne wayPer person, 6 flying
TurbopropPilatus PC-12, King Air 3506–8$4,500–$6,000from about $800
Light jetUsual pickPhenom 300, Citation CJ36–7$5,500–$7,500from about $900
Midsize jetCitation XLS+, Learjet 607–8$6,500–$8,500from about $1,100
Super-midsize jetChallenger 350, Gulfstream G2808–9$8,000–$10,000from about $1,300

Estimates for 2026, typical taxes and fees included. A real quote depends on the date, where the aircraft is and demand that week.

Check the real price for your date

What moves the price

July and August account for most of the year's flights to the island.

Dates matter more than most people expect. July and August account for most of the year's traffic.

And a jet that has to fly empty to pick you up costs more than one already sitting at Teterboro.

What isn't in the hourly rate

Two quotes can look different simply because one includes these and the other doesn't:

A good broker will give you the all-in figure without being asked twice. Every fee is explained in our guide to charter fees.

Time in the air

Here's how long you'll spend in the air, depending on the aircraft. Ground time at private terminals is short, usually 15 minutes or so.

Jet sizeTime in the airNonstop?
Turbopropabout 55 minYes
Light jetabout 40 minYes
Midsize jetabout 40 minYes
Super-midsize jetabout 40 minYes

183 miles (159 nautical miles) between Teterboro and Martha's Vineyard, in a straight line.

Which airports to use

Leaving New York

Most flights leave from Teterboro (TEB), about 8 miles from Midtown Manhattan. Other options: Westchester (HPN), Republic (FRG).

Arriving in Martha's Vineyard

Which jet do you need?

At this distance, a turboprop such as the Pilatus PC-12 is often the smartest choice: it costs less per hour and the time difference with a jet is small.

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Good to know on this route

Getting a better price

Booking takes a few steps: send your dates and passenger count, compare all-in quotes, check the operator and sign. Our booking guide walks through each one.

Get a quote for New York to Martha's Vineyard

No cost, no obligation. A charter partner can send you actual aircraft and an all-in price.

Questions

How much is a private jet from New York to Martha's Vineyard?

About $5,500 to $7,500 one way in a light jet. Turboprop: $4,500 to $6,000. Midsize jet: $6,500 to $8,500. Super-midsize jet: $8,000 to $10,000. Dates, positioning and fees decide where you land in the range.

How long is the flight from New York to Martha's Vineyard?

About 40 min in a light jet, airport to airport, for 183 miles.

Which airports do private jets use for New York to Martha's Vineyard?

Most flights leave Teterboro (TEB) and land at Martha's Vineyard (MVY). Alternatives include Westchester (HPN), Republic (FRG).

Can I find an empty leg on this route?

It happens, especially in busy seasons. An empty leg is a one-way repositioning flight sold at a discount; the catch is that you fly on its schedule, not yours.

How do I know the operator is safe?

Check that the flight is operated under FAA Part 135 and ask about third-party safety ratings such as ARGUS or Wyvern.

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How we estimate prices

We estimate time from the distance and typical cruise speeds, and price from all-in hourly ranges checked against published charter prices. It's a guide, not an offer. The details are on the calculator page.

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Route guides on FlyPrivateRoutes are written by James Holloway (pen name), who tracks published charter prices and airport rules. More about the site.