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French Open 2027 by Private Jet: Paris, Le Bourget
Roland Garros 2027: dates and what is at stake
The only Grand Slam played on clay, Roland Garros gathers the world's best players every year in its namesake stadium on the edge of the Bois de Boulogne. The 2027 edition spans three weeks, from qualifying to the men's final, according to the published official calendar.
| Phase | 2027 dates | Good to know |
| Qualifying (Opening Week) | 17 to 21 May | Relaxed atmosphere, affordable tickets |
| Yannick Noah Day | 22 May | Charity day, festival format |
| Main draw | 23 May to 6 June | Day sessions from 11 a.m., night sessions on Chatrier |
| Quarter-finals | 1 and 2 June | The tournament narrows to the show courts |
| Semi-finals | 3 and 4 June | Women's then men's |
| Women's and men's finals | 5 and 6 June | The most in-demand weekend of the fortnight |
Three main courts structure the tournament: Court Philippe-Chatrier (about 15,000 seats, retractable roof), Court Suzanne-Lenglen (about 10,000 seats, retractable roof) and Court Simonne-Mathieu (about 5,000 seats). Exact session times are published the evening before on the official website and should be reconfirmed closer to each day of play.
Airports and slots: plan your arrival ahead
Paris-Le Bourget airport (LBG) is one of Europe's leading business aviation airports and the natural gateway to the tournament: it sits north-east of Paris, about 20 kilometres from Porte d'Auteuil, roughly 30 to 45 minutes by road depending on traffic. Its private terminals allow boarding and disembarking within minutes.
During the fortnight, demand for slots and parking at Le Bourget is strong, all the more as the period coincides with other major late-May events, including the Monaco Grand Prix. In practice, we recommend securing your flight two to four weeks ahead for finals weekend; last-minute arrangements remain possible subject to availability. As alternatives, Pontoise-Cormeilles-en-Vexin airport (POX), to the north-west, and Toussus-le-Noble (TNF), to the west and suited to light jets, can free up options when Le Bourget is saturated.
Which private jet for Roland Garros?
From Geneva or London, expect about 1 hour of flight time, to be confirmed depending on the aircraft, weather and slots; from Nice, about 1 h 20. For two to eight passengers, a light jet such as the Phenom 300 or the Citation CJ3 fits these short sectors perfectly. For a larger party or more luggage, a midsize such as the Citation XLS or a heavy jet such as the Falcon 2000 offers more cabin. Our guide to choosing the right aircraft category for your itinerary details these matches, and our available fleet presents the aircraft by category.
As for budget, the price depends on the aircraft, the dates and availability at the time of request. As an indication, expect from about 10,000 euros for a Geneva-Paris round trip on a light jet during the tournament period; a tailored quote remains essential. Our private jet rental cost page explains how fares are built, and the fortnight sometimes offers empty leg flights to or from Paris when your itinerary matches a repositioning sector. If you are travelling from London, our dedicated Paris-London private jet page details the route; from Switzerland, see Paris-Geneva.
On site: stadium access and logistics
The Stade Roland Garros sits at Porte d'Auteuil, on the edge of the Bois de Boulogne. During the tournament, traffic and parking around the venue are heavily constrained: a pre-booked chauffeured car remains the simplest option between Le Bourget, your hotel and the stadium. The most convenient areas to stay are the 16th arrondissement and the Champs-Élysées district. Our teams coordinate ground transfers and logistics through our concierge services, and can connect your trip with other season highlights, such as Wimbledon by private jet (28 June to 11 July 2027), three weeks after the Paris final.
Private jet charter with IBC Aviation:
Our teams advise you on the private jet best suited to your itinerary and requirements, and organise your trip to or from your destination. Available 24/7:
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- Email: contact@ibc-aviation.com
Frequently asked questions
When is Roland Garros 2027?
The main draw of Roland Garros 2027 runs from 23 May to 6 June 2027, with qualifying from 17 to 21 May and Yannick Noah Day on 22 May. The women's final is scheduled for 5 June and the men's final for 6 June, according to the published official calendar; each day's session times are reconfirmed the evening before on the tournament website.
Which airport should you choose to reach Roland Garros by private jet?
Paris-Le Bourget airport (LBG), about 20 kilometres from Porte d'Auteuil, is the best fit: it is one of Europe's leading business aviation airports, with dedicated private terminals. During busy periods, Pontoise-Cormeilles (POX) and Toussus-le-Noble (TNF) offer alternatives.
How much does a private jet to Roland Garros cost?
The price depends on the aircraft category, the itinerary and availability during the fortnight. As an indication, expect from about 10,000 euros for a Geneva-Paris round trip on a light jet during the tournament. Every mission receives a tailored quote.
Can you book a private jet to Roland Garros at the last minute?
Yes, subject to aircraft, crew and slot availability at Le Bourget. During the fortnight, and especially for finals weekend, slots and parking are in high demand: booking two to four weeks ahead offers far more choice.
How do you get to the stadium from Le Bourget airport?
Allow 30 to 45 minutes by road between Le Bourget and Porte d'Auteuil, depending on traffic. During the tournament, parking around the stadium is very limited: a chauffeured car, booked in advance, is the most reliable option for your transfers.
