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Private Jet from Denver to Los Angeles

A popular Rockies-to-California route for business, entertainment and weekend trips.

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Denver to Los Angeles by Jet Size

APA to VNY is 839 statute miles (729 nautical). Showing aircraft that fly it nonstop. Estimates exclude taxes, fees and repositioning.

Jet sizeSeatsTimeOne way, estimated
Turboprop6–83 hr 25 min$9,900–$14,900
Very light jet4–52 hr 35 min$9,000–$14,000
Light jet5–72 hr 20 mindaily minimum$10,900–$15,900
Midsize jet7–92 hr 15 mindaily minimum$16,600–$21,500
Super-midsize jet8–102 hr 5 mindaily minimum$20,500–$31,000
Heavy jet10–162 hr 5 mindaily minimum$36,500–$56,000
Ultra-long-range jet12–192 hrdaily minimum$49,500–$86,500

Tips for This Route

Mile-High Departures

Centennial sits above 5,800 feet. On hot summer afternoons, smaller jets may carry less fuel or fewer passengers, so an early departure helps.

Ski-Season Connections

In winter, many Los Angeles travelers fly into Denver and connect onward to Vail or Aspen. We can plan both legs together.

Departure and Arrival Airports

Other options: Rocky Mountain Metropolitan (BJC) or Denver International (DEN) instead of Centennial; Burbank (BUR) instead of Van Nuys.

Departure

APA Centennial Airport

About 20 miles to downtown Denver; convenient for the Denver Tech Center

Centennial airport guide
Arrival

VNY Van Nuys Airport

20 miles to Beverly Hills

FBOs: Signature Aviation, Clay Lacy Aviation, Jet Aviation

Van Nuys airport guide

Denver to Los Angeles Questions

How long is a private flight from Denver to Los Angeles?

About 3 hr 25 min in a turboprop and about 2 hr in an ultra-long-range jet, from takeoff to landing.

How much does a private jet from Denver to Los Angeles cost?

Estimates start at about $9,900 to $14,900 one way in a turboprop, before taxes, fees and repositioning. Larger jets cost more; see the table above for every size. Your quote shows the exact price for your dates.

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