Private Jets From Baton Rouge to New Orleans

Nonstop in about 38 minutes on the Cirrus Vision Jet.

The Better Way to Fly Private to New Orleans

Fly private between Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport (BTR) and Lakefront Airport (NEW) aboard Flyte's Cirrus Vision Jet fleet. Featuring a whole-aircraft fare confirmed before you pay, on-demand availability, and advanced safety features.

Cirrus Vision Jet

Cirrus Vision Jet

The most advanced personal jet in the sky.

More Destinations

Hundreds of routes across the Southeast and beyond.

Garmin Autoland

Garmin Autoland

The plane can detect an emergency and land itself.

CAPS Parachute

CAPS Parachute

The only personal jet with a whole-aircraft parachute.

Private Cabin

Private Cabin

The entire plane is yours. Four adults plus a child.

On Demand

On Demand

Fly on your schedule. Any day, any time.

BTR to NEW by the Numbers

Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport to Lakefront Airport, nonstop on the Vision Jet.

Flight time
38 min
Nonstop on the Cirrus Vision Jet
Distance
75 mi
65 nautical miles as the jet flies
Driving
1h 45m
94 miles by road, without stops
Time saved
1h
Each way, versus driving

All Baton Rouge to New Orleans flights

The Onboard Experience

Everything you need for a smoother trip between Baton Rouge and New Orleans.

Flyte Vision Jet cabin and experience between Baton Rouge and New Orleans

Wi-Fi onboard

Stay connected when you need to work or relax en route, with reliable cabin Wi-Fi on available Flyte flights.

Complimentary food and beverages

Curated snacks, drinks, and light bites are included so you land refreshed.

Built-in advanced safety features

Every Flyte Vision Jet includes autoland and a whole-aircraft parachute as part of the aircraft design.

White-glove support

Our team helps coordinate any custom details so your trip stays smooth from first call to the ramp.

Things to Do in New Orleans and Baton Rouge

A few ways to spend your time at both ends of the flight.

  • Explore the French Quarter

    Stroll through the historic French Quarter, known for its vibrant nightlife, colorful buildings, and rich history.

  • Visit the National WWII Museum

    Discover the history of World War II through immersive exhibits and personal stories.

  • Enjoy Live Jazz on Frenchmen Street

    Experience the heart of New Orleans' music scene with live jazz performances in various bars and clubs.

  • Take a Swamp Tour

    Explore the unique ecosystem of Louisiana's swamps and spot local wildlife on a guided boat tour.

  • Indulge in Cajun and Creole Cuisine

    Savor the flavors of New Orleans with dishes like gumbo, jambalaya, and beignets at local restaurants.

  • Visit Jackson Square

    Relax in this historic park surrounded by iconic landmarks like St. Louis Cathedral and local artists.

  • Attend a Festival

    Join in the festivities at one of New Orleans' many cultural events, such as Mardi Gras or Jazz Fest.

  • Tour the Garden District

    Admire the stunning antebellum mansions and lush gardens in this picturesque neighborhood.

  • Cruise on the Mississippi River

    Take a scenic riverboat cruise to enjoy views of the city skyline and learn about its history.

  • Louisiana State Capitol

    Visit the tallest state capitol building in the United States and enjoy panoramic views of Baton Rouge from the observation deck.

  • USS Kidd Veterans Museum

    Explore a historic WWII Fletcher-class destroyer and learn about naval history at this engaging museum.

  • Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center

    Discover the natural beauty of Louisiana's swamps and wildlife through trails and exhibits.

  • Old State Capitol

    Step back in time at this Gothic Revival castle-like building, now a museum showcasing Louisiana's political history.

  • Baton Rouge Zoo

    Enjoy a family-friendly day out at the zoo, home to over 800 animals from around the world.

  • LSU Rural Life Museum

    Experience 19th-century rural Louisiana life through exhibits and preserved buildings.

  • BREC's Baton Rouge Gallery

    Visit this contemporary art gallery featuring works by local and regional artists.

  • Downtown Baton Rouge

    Explore the vibrant downtown area with its mix of dining, shopping, and entertainment options.

  • Mike the Tiger's Habitat

    See LSU's live tiger mascot in his state-of-the-art habitat on the university campus.

FAQs

Everything you need to know about flying Baton Rouge to New Orleans with Flyte.

This route departs Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport (BTR) and lands at Lakefront Airport (NEW). Both are private aviation terminals with no airline lines.

Ready to Fly to New Orleans?

Book your next private flight from Baton Rouge (BTR) to New Orleans (NEW). Pick your date and passengers and see your whole-aircraft fare before you pay.