Baltimore Jet Charter arranges private jet travel for Baltimore, Annapolis and the rest of Maryland. The quickest way to start is a call to 1-888-987-5387, and if it is easier to type the trip out, the quote form is further down this page.
What to tell us
Tell us where you are departing from and where you are headed, the dates and times that work for you, the number of passengers, and anything bulky that is coming along. Golf clubs for a long weekend on the Eastern Shore, extra luggage for a family flying in for Commissioning Week at the Naval Academy, and pets all affect which aircraft we suggest. If you would like a car to meet you or catering on board, ask, and your advisor can help arrange both. If you have never flown privately before, mention it, and your advisor will explain how the booking works from start to finish.
Which Maryland airport you will use
Baltimore/Washington International Airport (KBWI/BWI), in Anne Arundel County between Baltimore and Washington, is the main airport for the city. Martin State Airport (KMTN/MTN) in Middle River is often the easier choice for Towson, Hunt Valley and Harford County. Annapolis has no jet airport, so trips there and to the Naval Academy usually go through BWI. On the Eastern Shore, Easton Airport (KESN/ESN) serves St. Michaels and Oxford, and Salisbury-Ocean City Wicomico Regional Airport (KSBY/SBY) is the jet airport for Ocean City. Your advisor will compare them for the aircraft and the address you are heading to.
What happens next
We send you the aircraft that suit the trip and tell you which certified operator would fly each one, before you make any decision. Under DOT Part 295, when we book a flight as your agent rather than as the operator, we put it in writing. One advisor handles your booking from the first call to landing, so you always know who to ask. The second half of May is the busiest stretch here, with the Preakness, Naval Academy Commissioning Week and Memorial Day close together, so call early if your trip falls then.