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140 airports, sorted by the aircraft categories they actually accept. Runway length, elevation, aircraft accepted and the price of the flight from Paris, Geneva, London and Nice. Because the first question is not the price: it is knowing what can land there.
128 airports
Long runways: no restriction on category. The choice of aircraft depends only on your route and the number of passengers.
2 airports
Almost the entire business fleet operates here. Only the heaviest long-range aircraft may be limited on payload.
7 airports
These airports accept a good part of the fleet, but not the heaviest aircraft. That is often the price of landing right next to your destination.
3 airports
Altiports and very short runways. The flight is made in two segments: a jet to the neighbouring airport, then a helicopter, a mountain aircraft or a road transfer.
How we work
The lengths given on these pages are for take-off at maximum weight, at sea level, in standard conditions. At altitude, in hot weather or with full fuel, an aircraft can need considerably more. Conversely, a short and lightly loaded flight will manage on a shorter runway than the figure shown.
These pages exist to rule out at once what is impossible and to frame the discussion. The definitive feasibility of a flight is always confirmed with the operator, performance calculation in hand, before any commitment on your part.