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Private plane rental from Dijon to Mafé - Gibraleón Airfield

Private plane rental from Dijon to Mafé - Gibraleón Airfield

Private plane rental from Dijon to Mafé - Gibraleón Airfield

With OpenFly, the 1st private aircraft rental portal, you can rent a plane or a private jet to travel from Dijon to Mafé - Gibraleón Airfield, easily, without having to change.

Here is a selection of 3 private planes available for this trip. 25 others are also available. Log in or register for free on OpenFly to see them!

Dijon Bourgogne - Longvic (DIJ) swap_horiz Mafé - Gibraleón Airfield (LEMF)
DIJ
Dijon swap_horiz LEMF
Mafé - Gibraleón Airfield
Piper Meridian M500

Piper

Meridian M500

access_time 3h32 access_time 3h32
Estimation: 9143 € R/T*
For 5 max. pass.
(or €1829 excl. tax/passenger)
Piper Meridian M500

Piper

Meridian M500

access_time 3h40 access_time 3h40
Estimation: 12196 € R/T*
For 4 max. pass.
(or €3049 excl. tax/passenger)
Pilatus PC-12

Pilatus

PC-12

access_time 3h44 access_time 3h44
Estimation: 25481 € R/T*
For 6 max. pass.
(or €4247 excl. tax/passenger)
* Estimated cost excl. taxes for the plane and the pilot (without airport taxes) for a round trip organized by a Club OpenFly Member.

Dijon to Mafé - Gibraleón Airfield by private plane:

The journey from Dijon to Mafé - Gibraleón Airfield can be made by private plane within a flight time of 3h32.
The cost of renting a private plane for this journey starts from 9 143,00 € excluding tax.

Download the OpenFly application, indicate your departure airport (here Dijon), your destination (here Mafé - Gibraleón Airfield) then choose your private plane from the listed aircraft and select the professional pilot with whom you want to make your flight. Booking a private plane becomes very simple.
More than 4000 destinations in Europe are thus directly accessible by plane private, from Dijon or Mafé - Gibraleón Airfield, via private planes and private jets referenced on OpenFly.

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