Private jet from Dallas to Houston

A private flight from Dallas to Houston typically takes around 1 hour nonstop, although actual flight time depends on the aircraft, airport pair, weather, and routing. The short distance makes both turboprops and private jets practical choices, depending on whether your priority is charter value, cabin preference, or minimizing travel time.

The ability to choose from numerous airports at both ends can also make the full journey more efficient. Instead of automatically travelling through DFW or one of Houston's major commercial terminals, you can select airports closer to where you begin and where you ultimately need to be.

Private turboprop and business jet charters from Dallas to Houston start at approximately USD $17,000. The final price varies according to the aircraft selected, departure and arrival airports, travel date, aircraft availability, and any repositioning necessary for the trip.

If your timing is flexible, you can also browse Airble's empty leg flights for repositioning aircraft travelling between Dallas, Houston, and other destinations.

The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex offers one of the largest selections of private aviation airports in Texas. Your departure point can be chosen based on where you're starting your trip, helping reduce the amount of ground travel before flying to Houston.

• Dallas Love Field (DAL): Located near central Dallas, Love Field combines strong business aviation facilities with convenient access from downtown and nearby business districts.
• Addison Airport (ADS): A major corporate aviation airport north of Dallas, ADS is particularly convenient for travellers beginning their journey in North Dallas and surrounding communities.
• Dallas Executive Airport (RBD): Positioned southwest of downtown, RBD can be a practical departure option for passengers based in southern Dallas.
• McKinney National Airport (TKI): TKI serves McKinney, Frisco, Allen, and the northern Metroplex and can help travellers avoid driving south before beginning their flight.
• Fort Worth Meacham International Airport (FTW): Convenient to central Fort Worth, Meacham is a well-established private and business aviation airport.
• Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW): DFW offers extensive aviation infrastructure and can be useful when your private flight forms part of a larger commercial or international itinerary.
• Fort Worth Alliance Airport (AFW): Located in northern Fort Worth, Alliance provides executive aviation facilities and convenient access from surrounding commercial districts.
• Fort Worth Spinks Airport (FWS): FWS offers another private aviation option for travellers starting south of Fort Worth.
• Arlington Municipal Airport (GKY): Centrally located between Dallas and Fort Worth, GKY works particularly well for passengers departing from Arlington and nearby sports or entertainment areas.
• Denton Enterprise Airport (DTO): DTO is a practical departure point for travellers based in Denton County and communities northwest of Dallas.
• Mesquite Metro Airport (HQZ): Passengers starting east of Dallas may find HQZ more convenient than crossing the Metroplex to reach another airport.
• Mid-Way Regional Airport (JWY): Located south of Dallas-Fort Worth, JWY provides private aviation access for travellers beginning around Waxahachie, Midlothian, and Ellis County.

Greater Houston has numerous private aviation airports spread throughout the metropolitan area, making it possible to land closer to downtown, The Woodlands, Sugar Land, Katy, the Energy Corridor, or the Gulf Coast.

• George Bush Intercontinental Houston Airport (IAH): Houston's main international airport offers comprehensive aviation infrastructure and private FBO facilities, making it suitable for travellers connecting with other flights or requiring major-airport services.
• William P. Hobby Airport (HOU): Hobby is located southeast of downtown and provides convenient access to central and southern Houston along with established private aviation facilities.
• Conroe-North Houston Regional Airport (CXO): CXO is particularly useful for travellers heading toward Conroe, The Woodlands, and other communities north of Houston.
• David Wayne Hooks Memorial Airport (DWH): Located northwest of Houston, DWH can reduce ground travel for passengers whose destination is around Spring, Tomball, or nearby areas.
• West Houston Airport (IWS): IWS is well positioned near the Energy Corridor and can be convenient for suitable private aircraft and travellers heading to western Houston.
• Sugar Land Regional Airport (SGR): SGR is a well-established business aviation airport and a practical arrival point for Sugar Land, Fort Bend County, and southwestern Houston.
• Ellington Airport (EFD): Ellington can be useful for travellers heading toward Clear Lake, Webster, and communities southeast of Houston.
• Pearland Regional Airport (LVJ): Located south of Houston, LVJ provides a general aviation option for compatible aircraft and passengers heading toward Pearland and nearby communities.
• Houston Executive Airport (TME): TME is located west of Houston near Katy and is designed around general and business aviation, making it useful for travellers with destinations in the western metropolitan area.
• Scholes International Airport at Galveston (GLS): Travellers continuing to Galveston Island, waterfront resorts, marinas, or the Gulf Coast may find GLS particularly convenient.
• Houston Southwest Airport (AXH): AXH provides another arrival option for suitable private aircraft and travellers whose destination is southwest of central Houston.