
Kyoto
Sakura over the temple paths. Late March to early April.
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Private aviation, est. in spring
Fly the way flowers open — slowly, beautifully, and entirely on your time.
01 — The airfield
No terminals, no queues. A private airfield ten minutes from your door, and a car that drives right up to the stairs.
02 — The door
The door is already open, the cabin already warm — and someone has remembered how you take your tea.
03 — The cabin
Cream leather, polished walnut and brass — and peonies cut this morning in Grasse.
04 — Seat 1A
Jasmine, a first-flush Darjeeling, or a coupe of Blanc de Blancs — the table is yours.
Your boarding pass
Type your name, choose a garden to fly to — then tear off the stub to board.
Boarding pass
Boarding
Pull the lever. Somewhere inside, the kettle is already on.
Our manifesto
We believe the sky should feel like a garden — soft, unhurried, and entirely yours. So we fill our jets with flowers, pour tea at forty-one thousand feet, and let every journey open slowly, like a peony.
— The Fleuraire house
The cabin
Sun through every window, white tea and warm croissants. Notes of peony and fresh linen.
Candlelight on walnut, a coupe of champagne, the sky turning apricot. Notes of rose and amber.
Lamps low, stars at the window, a cashmere throw. Notes of jasmine and vanilla.
The florist
Every flight carries its own arrangement, cut the morning you fly. Pick one, then move across it to open and close the bloom.
Move across the flower
The window seat
Oversized windows at every seat. Tea in hand, clouds going by — the view is the entertainment.
Forty-one thousand feet
The fleet
The light jet · weekend escapes
Ideal for Provence, Amalfi and the Alps — up to four hours, door to garden.
Journeys in bloom
Six gardens this season, timed to the week each one opens. Hover a card — or simply scroll — to step inside.

Sakura over the temple paths. Late March to early April.

Lemon blossom and climbing roses. May to June.

Lavender rows and wild roses. Mid June to July.

Bougainvillea on whitewashed stairs. May to October.

Seven million tulips. Mid March to mid May.

Orange blossom and damask roses. April to May.
Onboard rituals

Bone china, garden roses and macarons from a Paris pâtisserie, laid out before you board.

Brewed at the right temperature for altitude — water boils cooler up here.

Every arrangement is made for your flight, then sent home with you.

Rose and lychee, plated at altitude.

A real bed, cashmere, and a window full of stars.
The tea ceremony
Jasmine pearls at 80 °C — water boils cooler at altitude, so every cup is measured.
Perfect.
Membership
For weekends that start on a Thursday.
$222,500per year · $8,900/h
For a life lived between two coasts.
$285,000per year · $11,400/h
For the far side of the world, nonstop.
$395,000per year · $15,800/h
Your hour
Drag the sun across the sky. The airfield is yours at any hour — sunrise to moonrise.
Request a flight
Tell us where. In the real thing, a cabin host would write back within the hour — usually with a flower suggestion.