Private jet charter to the Miami Grand Prix
From the Paddock Club, the sound reaches you a beat before the cars do. Then the pack comes through the corner, and for a moment nobody’s thinking about lunch. That’s Formula 1 in Miami.
See what the broadcast can’t capture
From the Paddock Club, watch how the drivers set up for a corner and listen as they accelerate down the main straight. You can make a weekend of the racing, the food and the company. The organizer offers grandstand tickets, campus passes and hospitality packages, including the Paddock Club; check what yours includes before deciding which parts of the circuit you want to explore.
Best airport for your arrival
The 2027 Miami Grand Prix is scheduled for April 30–May 2 at the Miami International Autodrome. Miami–Opa locka Executive (OPF) is our first choice for a trip straight to the circuit. Fort Lauderdale Executive (FXE) is an alternative if the schedule or airport availability favors it.
Build in time to get from the car to your seat
Tell us which hospitality area or entrance you’ll use and when you want to be there. We’ll check the organizer’s event access instructions and plan around the designated drop-off and the walk to your seats. If the group arrives in stages, let us know who is traveling together so we can coordinate pickups.
Set your Sunday pickup before the race
If you’re flying home after the race, leave room to get out of the venue and back to the private terminal. We’ll agree on the meeting point and plan the departure around your actual schedule. If you’re staying for dinner, tell us before booking so we can build that into the return plan.
Give yourself time to explore the circuit
If you’re coming for qualifying, a full race day or a hospitality lunch, pick the first part of the program you’d hate to miss. Opa-locka is close to the circuit, but it’s also a natural choice for other race guests. We’ll check your preferred handling and parking window there and at Fort Lauderdale Executive before you tie the flight to a fixed arrival time.
