F1 by Private Jet: 2027 Calendar from Amsterdam

The 2027 season runs 24 Grands Prix from Bahrain on 14 March to Abu Dhabi on 12 December. From Amsterdam, seven European rounds are under three hours by private jet — Belgium is 45m — and the Gulf rounds are non-stop in a heavy jet. The table below gives the airport and the computed time for every round.

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Published 20 September 2026 · Last reviewed 20 September 2026

Written and checked by the charter team at Mondial Jets, who quote and arrange these flights daily. Figures are taken from published aircraft specifications and market sources, each linked at the foot of the article.

Why a Grand Prix is a private aviation event

A race weekend puts several hundred thousand people on a handful of roads for three days. Private aviation exists for that shape of problem: land at the field nearest the circuit, transfer by helicopter or car on a route that avoids the public one, and leave when the chequered flag falls rather than the morning after. Formula 1 is, for the operators, the busiest recurring event calendar in Europe, and for passengers it is the clearest case for chartering that is not about luxury.

What follows is the whole 2027 calendar with the airport we would normally use from Amsterdam and the block time our flight-time model gives for it. Rounds beyond an aircraft's range are marked with the number of technical stops rather than a made-up time.

2027 FIA Formula One calendar as announced, with the business-aviation airport for each circuit and computed block times from Amsterdam Schiphol at the class reference aircraft's long-range cruise. Sprint format rounds not marked. Consulted 2026-09-20.
Date · Grand Prix	Circuit	Airport	Midsize jet	Heavy jet	Request a quote
14 March Bahrain	Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir	Bahrain International (BAH)	1 stop	6h 55m	Quote
21 March Saudi Arabia	Jeddah Corniche Circuit	King Abdulaziz International, Jeddah (JED)	6h 50m	6h 30m	Quote
4 April Australia	Albert Park, Melbourne	Melbourne Tullamarine (MEL)	3 stop	2 stops	Quote
11 April Japan	Suzuka	Chubu Centrair, Nagoya (NGO)	1 stop	1 stop	Quote
18 April China	Shanghai International Circuit	Shanghai Pudong (PVG)	1 stop	1 stop	Quote
2 May Miami	Miami International Autodrome	Miami-Opa Locka Executive (OPF)	1 stop	1 stop	Quote
23 May Canada	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montréal	Montréal-Trudeau (YUL)	1 stop	7h 50m	Quote
6 June Monaco	Circuit de Monaco	Nice Côte d'Azur (NCE)	1h 50m	1h 45m	Quote
20 June Portugal	Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, Portimão	Faro (FAO)	3h 15m	3h 05m	Quote
4 July Great Britain	Silverstone	London Oxford (OXF)	1h 05m	1h 00m	Quote
11 July Austria	Red Bull Ring, Spielberg	Graz (GRZ)	1h 50m	1h 45m	Quote
25 July Belgium	Spa-Francorchamps	Liège (LGG)	45m	40m	Quote
1 August Hungary	Hungaroring, Mogyoród	Budapest Ferenc Liszt (BUD)	2h 05m	2h 00m	Quote
5 September Italy	Monza	Milan Linate (LIN)	1h 35m	1h 35m	Quote
12 September Spain	Madring, Madrid	Madrid-Barajas (MAD)	2h 30m	2h 25m	Quote
26 September Azerbaijan	Baku City Circuit	Heydar Aliyev International, Baku (GYD)	5h 35m	5h 20m	Quote
3 October Türkiye	Istanbul Park	Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen (SAW)	3h 35m	3h 30m	Quote
10 October Singapore	Marina Bay Street Circuit	Seletar (XSP)	2 stop	1 stop	Quote
24 October United States	Circuit of the Americas, Austin	Austin-Bergstrom (AUS)	1 stop	1 stop	Quote
31 October Mexico	Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City	Toluca (TLC)	1 stop	1 stop	Quote
7 November São Paulo	Interlagos	São Paulo Congonhas (CGH)	2 stop	1 stop	Quote
20 November Las Vegas	Las Vegas Strip Circuit	Harry Reid International (LAS)	1 stop	1 stop	Quote
5 December Qatar	Lusail International Circuit	Hamad International, Doha (DOH)	1 stop	7h 05m	Quote
12 December Abu Dhabi	Yas Marina Circuit	Al Bateen Executive (AZI)	1 stop	7h 25m	Quote

The rounds that are a day trip

Three rounds are close enough that the aircraft waits and you are home for dinner: Belgium (Liège, 45m), Great Britain (Oxford, 1h 05m) and Italy (Milan Linate, 1h 35m). Each has its own guide — Spa in particular, because for Dutch and Belgian fans it is now the home race.

Monaco (1h 50m) and Austria (1h 50m) are short flights with long ground legs; both are usually done as an overnight. Portugal, Hungary, Madrid and Istanbul are two to four hours and firmly weekend trips.

The rounds that need a heavy jet

Bahrain, Qatar and Abu Dhabi are non-stop from Amsterdam only in a heavy jet — around seven hours — and a midsize jet takes a technical stop on the way. The Abu Dhabi guide works through the finale in detail, including the honest comparison with a scheduled business-class seat for a small party. Everything west of the Atlantic and east of the Gulf is at least one stop in any class; those trips are planned around the stop rather than in spite of it.

What is different about a race weekend

Slots and parking, not aircraft. Nice for Monaco, Liège for Spa, Oxford and Luton for Silverstone, Linate for Monza: each takes a season's worth of business aviation in one weekend. Parking approval is the item that runs out first.
Heliports have their own slots. Silverstone's heliport is the world's busiest on race day and allocates landing times strictly. Monaco's heliport at Fontvieille sells out for the Grand Prix weeks ahead. The helicopter is booked with the jet, not after it.
Departure is the crunch. Everyone leaves in the two hours after the race. A slot at 18:00 on Sunday is worth more than one at 10:00 on Friday, and it is the one to secure first.
Book by the calendar, not the season. Six to twelve weeks ahead for a European round; three to six months for Monaco. Our guide to booking windows explains why events are the exception to "a week is enough".

2026 first

The 2027 calendar is above because it is the one you can still plan for. The remaining 2026 rounds — Singapore, Austin, Mexico, São Paulo, Las Vegas, Qatar and the finale in Abu Dhabi on 4–6 December — can still be quoted; the December ones are the realistic ones from Amsterdam. Send the round and the party and we will tell you what is still open.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Which Grands Prix are a day trip from Amsterdam?

By block time, Belgium (45m to Liège), Great Britain (1h 05m to Oxford) and Italy (1h 35m to Milan Linate) are day-return territory. Monaco and Austria at under two hours are possible but usually better as an overnight because of the ground leg.

Can a private jet fly non-stop from Amsterdam to Abu Dhabi for the finale?

In a heavy jet, yes: 2797 nm is inside a 4,000 nm brochure range, 7h 25m in still air. A midsize jet needs one technical stop. Winter headwinds on the return can turn a marginal non-stop into a stop; the operator plans the fuel, not the brochure.

How far ahead should I book for a Grand Prix?

Six to twelve weeks for a European round, three to six months for Monaco, and earlier still for the sold-out heliport slots at Silverstone and Monaco. Grand Prix weekends are the busiest days of the year at the airports that serve them, and the constraint is slots and parking, not aircraft.

Is there a Dutch Grand Prix in 2027?

No. The 2026 race at Zandvoort was the last scheduled edition after the promoter did not extend beyond 2026. For Dutch fans the nearest rounds are now Belgium — 45 minutes to Liège — and Great Britain. Our guide to Zandvoort and what replaces it covers the options.

More on this subject

The Belgian Grand Prix at Spa

45 minutes to Liège, ten by helicopter to the circuit, the 2027–28 rotation, and the day-trip plan.

Read this guide

The Monaco Grand Prix

Nice, the seven-minute helicopter to Fontvieille, and the week when slots sell out months ahead.