Fly from Los Angeles and Napa Valley in an Aero semi-private jet

For many individuals who love to travel, the ultimate aim is to take a private jet to their most loved destinations. But what if we told you that now you have a chance to jet off from Los Angeles to Napa Valley in a semi-private jet? Isn’t that exciting news? Southern California–based boutique airline company, Aero, has made this dream come true and enhanced the way you travel. For this route, Aero pairs curated ground experiences with its new route to wine country.

Aero was started as the brainchild of Garrett Camp, one of the co-founders of Uber in 2021. With a fleet of Embraer ERJ-135s and Legacy 600s, it started as an island hopper between Mykonos and Ibiza. The newest airline is a spacious, 16-passenger Embraer ERJ-135, and with its lavish interior, private terminals and competitive pricing, it offers a unique experience.

The Aero Lounge 

When it comes to flying private, the perks are far more than you can imagine. Aero make travel simpler by helping you skip the lines and crowds with private terminals, check in just 20 minutes before your flight and fly in comfort with generous space, Italian leather seats, and a relaxing ambience. Finally, you can even enjoy a premium open bar and complimentary in-flight dining. The flight takes off from Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles.

Once you arrive at the Aero lounge, it’s time to relax. Let the valet take your luggage and park your car, While you enjoy champagne or a selection of healthy elixirs from Erewhon. Once on board the flight you will find a layout of one seat per side, guaranteeing personal space and privacy for all. Upon landing, guests are greeted by chauffeured Mercedes to transport them to the winery.

However, flights to Napa are limited to Friday and Sunday departing from Los Angeles at 3:30 p.m. PT and 9:30 a.m. PT, respectively. Return flights are at 5:40 p.m. PT on Fridays and 12 noon PT on Sundays. The fee for the entire experience begins at US$725 roundtrip.

Aero is rolling the dice that the success of its airline model continues as it has since announced the expansion to Palm Springs and Las Vegas from its Van Nuys hub. To launch the latter, Aero was offering its Jet In, Jet Out package for the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix on November 23. Motorsport fans could fly from Los Angeles at 5:05 p.m. PT the night of the race, and return from Las Vegas at 2:20 a.m. PT, after the competition concluded. It was obviously a winning idea since the flight has sold out, though regular service begins on December 27.

According to the website, Aero has also started service to Palm Springs, Calif., and will begin regular flights to Las Vegas before the end of the year. So if you are looking to fly in style to the most loved wine country, this is just the experience you need to bookmark! To make your reservation click here.