Private Jet to Miami

Flying by Private Jet to Miami

Miami is, without much argument, the most popular international destination for high-end Mexican travellers. This cosmopolitan Florida city combines global business, luxury shopping, contemporary art and nightlife with few equals. Flying private from Mexico to Miami does not just save time; it lifts the whole trip onto another level.

The private flight from Mexico City to Miami takes roughly 3 hours 15 minutes on a heavy jet. Unlike commercial flights, where immigration and customs can consume hours of their own, landing at a private aviation terminal such as Opa-Locka (OPF) or Miami Executive (TMB) means both are handled at the private terminal, quickly and individually.

Miami's FBOs are among the best in the world. Fontainebleau Aviation at Opa-Locka offers state-of-the-art hangars, VIP lounges with a concierge, private immigration processing and luxury ground transport arranged on arrival. Signature Flight Support also operates in the area to exceptional standards.

For business travellers, Miami is the most important financial and commercial hub between the United States and Latin America. The Brickell financial district holds the regional offices of the continent's major banks and investment funds. Many Mexican business owners have property investments, companies and bank accounts in Miami, which makes frequent travel a necessity rather than a choice.

Miami is also a paradise for luxury shopping. Bal Harbour Shops gathers the world's most exclusive boutiques, Chanel, Hermès, Gucci and Louis Vuitton among them. The Design District offers something more forward-looking, with art galleries built into the retail space. And the outlets at Sawgrass Mills are obligatory for anyone after premium brands at reduced prices.

Miami's cultural scene has exploded over the past decade. Wynwood Walls turned an old industrial district into an open-air street-art gallery. The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) and the Institute of Contemporary Art mount world-class exhibitions. And every December, Art Basel Miami Beach draws collectors, artists and gallerists from across the planet.

Miami's food reflects its cultural mix, from Cuban cooking at Versailles and La Carreta to restaurants such as COTE, Fiola and Gekko.

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