Cape Town private jet charter, planned by a captain
Quest Air sources large-cabin and long-range aircraft and empty-leg flights into and out of Cape Town and Southern Africa, through Quest Air and its charter-brokering capability in Dubai. Every trip is planned by an ultra-long-range captain.
How charter works with Quest Air
Tell us the trip: dates, route, passengers and any special requirements.
We source the aircraft: a suitable large-cabin or long-range aircraft, or an empty leg, from licensed partner operators.
We plan the details: routing, positioning legs and ground arrangements.
You fly: with discreet VVIP care from first call to last sector.
Aircraft we arrange
Large-cabin and long-range jets, including the Bombardier Global 6500, Global 7500 and Global 8000, the Gulfstream G650, G700 and G800, and the Boeing Business Jet (BBJ) for larger groups.
Regional and light aircraft from Jefferson, Georgia: the Beechcraft King Air C90, Baron B58 and Bonanza, for short regional hops, smaller airfields and the US Southeast.
Quest Air does not own or operate a fleet. Every charter is arranged through licensed partner operators, and the aircraft offered depends on availability for your dates.
Featured aircraft: Global 6000, available from the Middle East
A Bombardier Global 6000, available for charter from the Middle East through Quest Air in Dubai. The cabin pairs warm cognac leather with rich wood: club seating up front, a four-seat conference and dining table, and a full-length divan that makes the long sectors easy, finished with a bulkhead monitor and an aft stateroom and lavatory.
Typical for the type (exact figures depend on the aircraft and its configuration):
Range: about 6,000 nm, enough for Dubai to London or Dubai to Cape Town non-stop in typical conditions.
Seating: up to about 13 passengers, depending on configuration.
Cabin: large-cabin, long-range business jet with a stand-up cabin and separate zones for working, dining and resting.
Operated by a licensed operator and available on request. Quest Air does not own the aircraft; we arrange the charter and look after the trip from first call to last sector.
Regional and light aircraft charter from Jefferson, Georgia (USA)
For short regional hops, smaller airfields and trips across the US Southeast, where a large-cabin jet is more aircraft than the trip needs.
Beechcraft King Air C90 (twin turboprop): efficient regional trips with the comfort of a pressurised cabin.
Beechcraft Baron B58 (twin piston): twin-engine flexibility for short regional flights.
Beechcraft Bonanza (single piston): an economical option for short hops and small airfields.
All flights are arranged and operated through licensed partner operators. Quest Air does not own or operate these aircraft, and availability depends on the partner operator's schedule.
Empty legs
Empty legs are repositioning flights, flown when an aircraft must move for its next assignment or return to base without passengers. They can offer a more affordable way to fly privately, but availability and price depend on aircraft schedules, operators and routes. Ask us what is available for your dates.
Cape Town and beyond
From the aircraft steps to the Cape Winelands, safari and the Garden Route: we coordinate arrival handling and ground arrangements in Cape Town so the journey feels seamless.
For travel, hospitality and concierge partners
Quest Air can act as your Cape Town and Southern Africa operator and broker partner:
A single local point of contact coordinating aircraft, crew, handling and ground arrangements.
Large-cabin aircraft and empty-leg sourcing into and out of the region.
Crew led by a typed G700 / Global 7500 / Global 8000 captain.
Trip planning, VVIP handling and links to Cape Town tourism.
Note
Quest Air does not own or operate a fleet. Flights are arranged with licensed partner operators, in line with the regulations that apply to each trip.