Non-stop from Delhi to Singapore in about five hours, landing at Seletar, Singapore’s dedicated business aviation airport. Use the time for work in private, or arrive rested for meetings, a family trip or race weekend.
About 2,250 nautical miles (≈ 4,150 km)
About 5h–5h30, depending on aircraft and winds
Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), general aviation terminal
Super-midsize and heavy jets fly non-stop. Midsize jets usually need a fuel stop.
Passport and Singapore entry requirements (visa as applicable) for every passenger; manifest filed in advance
Formula 1’s night race at Marina Bay (usually September or October) draws heavy private-jet traffic into Seletar.
With a cabin to work, rest or sleep in
Faster clearance than Changi and close to the city
Travel together on one schedule
We check the aircraft, crew and insurance before you fly
When an aircraft needs to reposition on this route, its seats are often offered at a fraction of the usual price. They go fast, so we send them to our alert list first.
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About 5 hours to 5 hours 30 minutes non-stop.
Most private jets use Seletar (XSP), Singapore’s dedicated business aviation airport. Changi is available if you’re connecting to an airline flight.
Yes, with a super-midsize or larger jet. Smaller jets usually need a fuel stop.
A valid passport and the entry documents Singapore requires for your nationality, with passenger details sent to us in advance.
Two to three months ahead is ideal, because aircraft and Seletar parking fill up quickly.
Primero Charter Services arranges flights on aircraft operated by licensed air operators, who keep operational control of every flight.