Private jet charter from Missouri to Tennessee

Top private jet airports in Missouri

• St. Louis Lambert International Airport is 14 miles northwest of downtown St. Louis. Commonly referred to as Lambert Field or simply Lambert, it’s the largest and busiest airport in Missouri with over 270 daily departures and more than 80 domestic and international locations.
• Kansas City International Airport is a public airport 15 miles northwest of downtown Kansas City in Platte County. In 2017, 11.5 million passengers used the airport.
• Joplin Regional Airport is a city-owned airport four miles north of Joplin in Jasper County. It has an airline service subsidized by the Essential Air Service program.
• Branson Airport is located eight nautical miles from the central business district of Branson, a city in Taney County.

Top private jet airports in Tennessee

• Nashville International Airport is a joint public- and military-use airport in southeastern Nashville. Established in 1937, its original name was Berry Field. The current terminal was constructed in 1987.
• Memphis International Airport is a civil-military airport seven miles southeast of downtown Memphis in Shelby County.
• Tri-Cities Airport is in Blountville and serves the Tri-Cities area of Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia. Flying in to this private jet airport puts you on the doorstep of exciting attractions like the Appalachian Caverns, Cooper's Gem Mine and Bristol Caverns.
• Shelbyville Municipal Airport is a city-owned public-use airport located four miles north of the central business district of Shelbyville in Bedford County, not far from the George Dickel Distillery and Tennessee Walking Horse National Museum.

How long does it take to fly from Missouri to Tennessee?

• Flights to Tennessee from Missouri take just 48 minutes from St. Louis Lambert International to Nashville International on a Bell 407. This helicopter integrates speed, performance and maneuverability with spacious wide-open club seating for up to six.
• It takes one hour and 10 minutes from Kansas City International to Memphis International on the seven-seater Cessna Citation Bravo. This upgraded version of the Citation II offers improved avionics and much better fuel efficiency, making it one of the most economical light jets. The Bravo has several baggage compartments, with a combined capacity to fit about seven suitcases, four golf bags and a few skis.
• Fly from Joplin Regional Airport to Shelbyville Municipal Airport in one hour and 16 minutes on the seven-seater Beechcraft King Air 90. With great range and fuel efficiency, this aircraft’s blend of versatility, comfort and quality are ideal for the more price-sensitive vacationer.

Top places to visit in Tennessee

Demonbreun’s Cave

At first glance, this cave seems like nothing more than a wide split in the rock face on the Cumberland River, but Timothy Demonbreun's Cave is protected as a national landmark and the entrance guarded by steel bars. The small cave was used as a temporary home by French Canadian Timothy Demonbreun, the area’s first European ‘citizen’, as he plied his trade as a fur-trapper. He later built a more suitable residence and became a successful merchant and tavern keeper.

135 years of print history

Stop by Hatch Show Print in Nashville for a fascinating glimpse into America’s printing history. The oldest letterpress print shop in the U.S. was opened by brothers Charles and Herbert Hatch in 1879 and quickly became renowned for its balanced use of type, masterful composition and well-chosen graphics. Located directly behind the Ryman Auditorium, dubbed “the Mother Church of Country Music”, over the years the shop created countless iconic posters for America’s biggest country music stars. In 2013, it was relocated to the lobby of the Country Music Hall of Fame and continues today as a fully-functioning print shop, crafting over 150,000 posters each year in its own distinct aesthetic.

Montgomery Bell Tunnel

Head off to Kingston Springs in Cheatham County to see America’s first full-scale water diversion tunnel, carved out of the natural limestone using gunpowder and slave labor in the 1800s. The purpose of the waterway was to operate an iron forge to take advantage of the drop in river elevations in a bend in the Harpeth River, which today is a popular hiking and canoeing destination.

The legendary witch’s cave

According to southern folklore, the Bell Witch Cave in Adams was once home to an evil witch who still terrifies children at summer slumber parties when they dare each other to say her name three times into a mirror. Legend has it that in the summer of 1817, a witch began tormenting the Bell family on their Tennessee farm by screeching during the night, assaulting family members and poisoning to death family patriarch John Bell. The cave became part of the story when the Bell Witch, in a strange act of kindness, saved a boy who had fallen into a 500-foot-long karst cave. Today, cave explorers report unexplained phenomena and it’s generally agreed that the cave is the scariest place on the famous haunted farm.

Pikeville’s Fall Creek Falls State Park

Fall Creek Falls State Park boasts one of the largest waterfall drops in the United States. Its 25,000 acres of natural beauty have been used as a filming location for a number of movies. The park offers visitors first-class recreational facilities and 50 miles of trails for bikers and hikers. Tennessee’s largest state park has designated most of the area as natural wilderness, which means it’s remote and sparsely populated but well worth penciling in to your Tennessee vacation.

How much does it cost to charter a private jet from Missouri to Tennessee?

The cost of flying from Missouri to Tennessee depends on the type of aircraft you charter and the route you take. Check out our blog on how much it costs to hire a private plane for a better idea of pricing; or to get a precise quote for your bespoke journey, speak to our team online or call us on +1 516 432 5901 to go through your options. Your dedicated account manager will then take care of all the finer details, meaning all you have to do is sit back and enjoy your flight.