Minneapolis Jet Charter

Jet charter Dallas to Minneapolis

A jet charter Dallas to Minneapolis runs 747 nautical miles nonstop. Light jets fly the route in 2h 07m at an estimated $8,000 to $12,500. Most travelers make the trip for business, family, or a long weekend.

  1. Home
  2. Routes
  3. Dallas to Minneapolis
  • 747 nm860 statute miles
  • 2h 07mlight jet flight time
  • $8,000–$12,500one-way estimate
Private jet Dallas to Minneapolis

Dallas to Minneapolis private jet prices by aircraft

Flying private from Dallas to Minneapolis is 747 nautical miles, about 2h 07m on a light jet, with a one-way estimate of $8,000–$12,500.Below are the five classes that fly this route nonstop, with flight times and estimated one-way prices. Prices are estimates and move with aircraft availability, crew duty time, and the day you fly. Treat the ranges as a starting point, then get a quote for your dates.

Aircraft classFlight timeEst. one-wayNotes
Turboprop2h 55m$6,500–$10,000Nonstop
Light jet2h 07m$8,000–$12,500Best fit
Midsize jet2h 05m$11,000–$16,000Nonstop
Super-midsize jet1h 58m$14,000–$19,500Nonstop
Heavy jet1h 58m$18,500–$28,500Nonstop

Estimates per aircraft, not per seat, before federal excise tax and segment fees. Duration covers taxi, climb and descent.

Light jet cabin interior

How a light jet suits this trip

A light jet is the right fit for a 747 nm half-continent leg because it covers the distance nonstop with margin and burns far less fuel than a heavy. The HondaJet Elite II and Citation CJ4 Gen2 both handle this route without a fuel stop, and the price range of $8,000 to $12,500 each way keeps the trip reasonable for four to seven passengers.

Turboprops and midsize jets are the alternatives here. A turboprop flies the same route nonstop in 2h 55m for $6,500 to $10,000, which saves money at the cost of speed and cabin comfort. A midsize jet offers more room at $11,000 to $16,000, while super-midsize and heavy jets cut the time to 1h 58m but push the price to $14,000 to $28,500.

Cessna Citation CJ4 Gen2

  • 7 seats
  • 451 kt cruise
  • 2,165 nm range

4 ft 9 in tall, 17 ft 4 in long cabin. 71 cu ft for bags.

Embraer Phenom 300E

  • 7 seats
  • 464 kt cruise
  • 2,010 nm range

4 ft 11 in tall, 17 ft 2 in long cabin. 84 cu ft for bags.

Dallas from the air

Leaving Dallas

Dallas Love Field and Addison Airport are the two departure points for this route. Love Field's 8,800-foot runway handles every class on the list, and Addison's 7,203 feet is plenty for light and midsize jets. Fixed-base operators at both fields handle private departures, though we do not name them here.

If your schedule is tight, then Love Field saves time because it sits minutes from downtown Dallas, while Addison draws more of the northern suburbs and corporate traffic. Your operator will confirm the exact FBO and the ramp address once the trip is booked.

Arriving in Minneapolis

Minneapolis–Saint Paul International has an 11,006-foot runway and is the main arrival point for jets coming from Dallas. It handles every class on this page and puts you about 10 miles from downtown Minneapolis, which matters on a cold morning or a late arrival.

Flying Cloud Airport in Eden Prairie and Saint Paul Downtown Holman Field are the smaller alternatives. Flying Cloud has a 5,001-foot runway, Holman 6,491 feet, and Anoka County-Blaine 5,000 feet. If your destination is a western suburb, then Flying Cloud cuts the drive; if it is Saint Paul, Holman puts you on the east side of the metro.

New YorkLos AngelesDallasHoustonAtlantaWashington, DCBostonPhiladelphiaPhoenixSan FranciscoSeattleLas VegasCharlotteAspenNassauCabo San LucasTurks and Caicos Minneapolis
AirportCodeRunway
Dallas Love FieldKDAL / DAL8,800 ft
Addison AirportKADS / ADS7,203 ft
Saint Paul Downtown Holman FieldKSTP / STP6,491 ft
Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport / Wold–Chamberlain FieldKMSP / MSP11,006 ft
Anoka County-Blaine (Janes Field) AirportKANE5,000 ft
Flying Cloud AirportKFCM / FCM5,001 ft

When jet charter Dallas to Minneapolis

Jet charter Dallas to Minneapolis pricing climbs around Minnesota events and the winter holidays. Demand from Dallas rises when the Minnesota State Fair runs in late summer and again in December, when families fly in for the holidays. Spring and fall weekdays are the cheapest window for a light jet on this leg.

If you need a specific departure time, then book at least two to three weeks ahead so the operator can position an aircraft and keep crew duty time legal under FAA Part 135 rules. Last-minute bookings are possible, but the available jets are fewer and the price range narrows toward the high end. Return legs on Sunday evenings fill first.

Private jet Dallas to Minneapolis

Route FAQ

How long does a jet charter Dallas to Minneapolis take?

A light or midsize jet covers the 747 nautical miles in about 2h 05m to 2h 07m nonstop. Super-midsize and heavy jets fly it in 1h 58m, and a turboprop takes 2h 55m. Block times include taxi and climb, so plan door-to-door around three hours plus ground time at each end.

What does a private jet from Dallas to Minneapolis cost?

Estimates run from $6,500 to $10,000 for a turboprop and $8,000 to $12,500 for a light jet, both one way. A midsize jet is $11,000 to $16,000, a super-midsize is $14,000 to $19,500, and a heavy jet is $18,500 to $28,500. These are estimates and shift with aircraft availability and the day you fly.

Which jet class is best for this route?

A light jet is the best value for the 747 nm distance. It flies nonstop, carries five to seven passengers, and keeps the one-way cost between $8,000 and $12,500. Step up to a midsize jet if you want more cabin room, or to a super-midsize or heavy jet if the 1h 58m time and stand-up cabin matter more than price.

Can I book a same-day round trip from Dallas to Minneapolis?

Yes, on many days. Flight time of about 2h 07m each way means roughly four and a half hours in the air, plus ground time in Minneapolis. A same-day return usually needs a super-midsize or heavy jet so the crew and aircraft stay with you, and the total price is close to double the one-way estimate.

Which Minneapolis airport do private jets use?

Minneapolis–Saint Paul International is the main arrival point, with an 11,006-foot runway and about 10 miles to downtown. Flying Cloud Airport in Eden Prairie, Saint Paul Downtown Holman Field, and Anoka County-Blaine are the smaller options. The right field depends on where you are staying and the aircraft size.

How does this compare with flying commercial?

The nonstop commercial flight from Dallas to Minneapolis runs about the same airborne time, but you add two to three hours for check-in, security, and baggage. A private jet departs when you are ready, from a Dallas FBO, and lands at a field closer to your destination. The price gap is real, but so is the time saved.

Call 24/7 · (612) 614-0655