Midwest · Best season: Year-round
Omaha, NE
Berkshire Weekend — Private Aviation's Super Bowl
Omaha is a premier private aviation destination, drawing charter clients with its unique combination of berkshire weekend — private aviation's super bowl. Whether arriving for business or leisure, private jet access provides the speed, convenience, and discretion that commercial airlines simply cannot match.
OMA serves as the primary gateway, with quality FBO services and efficient ground handling. Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting in May is massive private aviation event. The airport accommodates heavy, super-midsize, midsize aircraft, making it accessible for a range of mission profiles.
- Primary Airport
- OMA
- Best Season
- Year-round
- Region
- Midwest
- Aircraft Types
- Heavy, Super midsize, Midsize
Typical charter cost to Omaha
One-way estimates including a segment fee; actual quotes vary with dates and positioning.
| From | Light jet | Super-mid | Heavy jet |
|---|---|---|---|
| New York (Teterboro)1065 nm | $13k–$20k | $18k–$25k | $24k–$41k |
| Los Angeles (Van Nuys)1242 nm | $14k–$23k | $20k–$29k | $27k–$47k |
| Dallas (Love Field)551 nm | $8k–$13k | $12k–$16k | $16k–$26k |
| Palm Beach1269 nm | $15k–$23k | $20k–$29k | $28k–$48k |
Operators serving Omaha
When to fly
Peak season in Omaha is Year-round — strongest demand around winter and spring and summer and fall. Book 2–4 weeks ahead in season; slot and ramp space at KOMA tighten around holidays and major events. Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting in May is massive private aviation event
Alternate airports
When KOMA is slot-restricted or weathered in.
