Private Jet Washington DC to Williamsport
- Turboprop
- 50 min
- Very light jet
- 45 min
- One way from
- $9,000

A short hop from the capital to north-central Pennsylvania, busiest in August for the Little League World Series.
IAD to IPT is 161 statute miles (140 nautical). Showing aircraft that fly it nonstop. Estimates exclude taxes, fees and repositioning.
| Jet size | Seats | Time | One way, estimated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turboprop | 6–8 | 50 mindaily minimum | $9,000–$14,000 |
| Very light jet | 4–5 | 45 mindaily minimum | $9,000–$14,000 |
| Light jet | 5–7 | 40 mindaily minimum | $10,900–$15,900 |
| Midsize jet | 7–9 | 40 mindaily minimum | $16,600–$21,500 |
| Super-midsize jet | 8–10 | 40 mindaily minimum | $20,500–$31,000 |
| Heavy jet | 10–16 | 40 mindaily minimum | $36,500–$56,000 |
| Ultra-long-range jet | 12–19 | 40 mindaily minimum | $49,500–$86,500 |
In August, demand spikes for Williamsport. Book early for opening and championship weekends.
At around an hour, a turboprop or very light jet is the most economical choice.
Other options: Manassas (HEF) or Leesburg instead of Dulles; Williamsport Regional is the main airport at the other end.
About 26 miles to downtown Washington, DC
Customs: Available on field
Dulles airport guideAbout 5 miles to Williamsport
Williamsport Regional airport guideListed with the aircraft that fly this trip nonstop first.
About 50 min in a turboprop and about 40 min in an ultra-long-range jet, from takeoff to landing.
Estimates start at about $9,000 to $14,000 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.