A private jet from Addis Ababa to Dar es Salaam takes approximately 2h 20m–2h 45m in the air between ADD and DAR. Compare the one-way aircraft estimates below for an indicative whole-aircraft budget, with jet and turboprop options labelled separately.
- Airport pair: ADD → DAR
- Direct distance: about 1,760 km / 950 NM
- Jet air-time estimate: 2h 20m–2h 45m
Air time is an editorial planning range, not block time or a confirmed flight plan. The map shows the airport locations, not an approved airway route. The automated aircraft comparison requires operator validation of payload, reserves and nonstop suitability.
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- Direct distance952 NM1,763 km great-circle
- Fastest in the air2h 40mChallenger 605
- Estimates fromUS$ 13,900one-way, 4 passengers
- Aircraft that fit14types priced below
What a private jet from Addis Ababa to Dar es Salaam costs
Every aircraft below can fly ADD–DAR non-stop off the runways at both ends. Prices are computed live from aircraft performance, fuel burn, airport fees and the cost of positioning the aircraft to Addis Ababa — one-way, 4 passengers.
| Aircraft | Class | Seats | Flight time | Estimate, one-way |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pilatus PC-12 NG | Turboprop | 8 | 4h 11m | US$ 13,900 |
| Cessna Grand Caravan EX | Turboprop | 11 | 6h 59m | US$ 17,600 |
| King Air 350i | Turboprop | 10 | 3h 46m | US$ 22,100 |
| King Air C90GTx | Turboprop | 6 | 5h 07m | US$ 24,000 |
| Citation XLS+ | Midsize jet | 9 | 2h 46m | US$ 26,300 |
| Hawker 800XP | Midsize jet | 8 | 2h 49m | US$ 28,000 |
| Citation Mustang | Light jet | 4 | 4h 08m | US$ 28,800 |
| Beechcraft 1900D | Turboprop | 18 | 4h 04m | US$ 29,400 |
Airports on the Addis Ababa–Dar es Salaam route
| Airport | ICAO | IATA | Runway |
|---|---|---|---|
| Addis Ababa Bole International AirportAddis Ababa | HAAB |
ADD |
12,467 ft |
| Julius Nyerere International AirportDar es Salaam | HTDA |
DAR |
9,843 ft |
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*Computed estimate, not a quote. Figures move with aircraft availability, positioning and fuel. Single-engine piston aircraft are left out of route guides — the search tool still prices them if you want the absolute cheapest option. Estimates refresh twice daily.
Join Ethiopia’s hub with Tanzania’s commercial capital
Addis Ababa–Dar es Salaam can fit diplomatic, development, port and corporate travel. A direct timetable can help a delegation, while the whole journey still depends on Dar es Salaam traffic and any onward coastal or safari connection.
Airports and alternatives for Addis Ababa–Dar es Salaam
The reference airport pair is Addis Ababa Bole International Airport (ADD) and Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR). Bole International Airport (ADD) is elevated. The carrier must assess temperature, runway conditions, load and reserves for the actual aircraft.
Nairobi may serve as a connection, while Zanzibar is appropriate only for an island destination. Scheduled services can be practical for individuals.
Name the final Tanzania stop
Julius Nyerere International Airport uses DAR. Zanzibar, Kilimanjaro and safari airstrips are separate airports. At elevated ADD, the carrier must assess takeoff performance for the actual load. Share all onward operators and baggage dimensions.
How to compare the charter estimate
Use the category-labelled aircraft estimates in the comparison on this page for a one-way, whole-aircraft budget with four passengers. The cheapest entry may be a turboprop rather than a jet. Compare like-for-like categories and request a written price for your actual date and load. Ask whether positioning to the departure airport, the aircraft’s onward or return positioning, fuel, handling, landing charges, permits, taxes, parking and crew expenses are included. The calculator is an indicative model, not a confirmed offer or proof of nonstop suitability. A return price is not automatically twice the outward estimate.
Which aircraft category fits this journey?
Compare light jets for roughly 6–8 passengers and midsize jets for roughly 7–9. Phenom 300 and Citation CJ3+ families illustrate the light category; Citation XLS+ illustrates a larger cabin option. For a small group, the aircraft already positioned nearby may be more economical than the smallest category flown in from another base. These are typical charter layouts, not a promise that every example is available or suitable. Confirm the actual seats, cabin, usable baggage volume and performance with the operator. Turboprop times can be materially longer than the jet planning range above.
Passenger documents and arrival arrangements
This is international travel from Ethiopia to Tanzania. The handler should confirm the passenger-processing location and hours at both airports. Check passports, entry eligibility and any visa or health-document requirements for each traveller’s nationality, residence, travel history and purpose of visit. Private aviation does not provide an exemption. The licensed operating carrier confirms landing and overflight permissions, current airport notices, handling and the actual aircraft performance. Commercial samples, tools, pets and unusual baggage need advance acceptance and any applicable documents. Use the operator’s secure process for passenger documents.
One-way, return and aircraft positioning
Compare an aircraft retained for a short visit with two positioned sectors. A Zanzibar or Nairobi continuation should be included from the start.
Plan the full journey
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Frequently asked questions
How long is a private jet from Addis Ababa to Dar es Salaam?
Allow about 2h 20m–2h 45m airborne as an editorial jet planning range over approximately 1,760 km direct distance. Aircraft, winds, permitted routing and any fuel stop change the result. Ground transfers, taxi and border processing are additional.
How much does a private charter from Addis Ababa to Dar es Salaam cost?
Use the category-labelled aircraft estimates in the comparison on this page for a one-way, whole-aircraft budget with four passengers. The cheapest entry may be a turboprop rather than a jet. Compare like-for-like categories and request a written price for your actual date and load. Ask whether positioning to the departure airport, the aircraft’s onward or return positioning, fuel, handling, landing charges, permits, taxes, parking and crew expenses are included. The calculator is an indicative model, not a confirmed offer or proof of nonstop suitability. A return price is not automatically twice the outward estimate.
Can Addis Ababa–Dar es Salaam continue to Zanzibar on the same quote?
Yes if requested as an additional sector. The operator must price and plan DAR–ZNZ separately, including handling and passenger processing.
How many passengers can fly on the Addis Ababa–Dar es Salaam charter?
Compare light jets for roughly 6–8 passengers and midsize jets for roughly 7–9. Phenom 300 and Citation CJ3+ families illustrate the light category; Citation XLS+ illustrates a larger cabin option. For a small group, the aircraft already positioned nearby may be more economical than the smallest category flown in from another base.
Can I book a one-way Addis Ababa–Dar es Salaam charter?
Compare an aircraft retained for a short visit with two positioned sectors. A Zanzibar or Nairobi continuation should be included from the start. Ask the operator to include all positioning costs in the one-way quote.
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Provide the travel date, departure window, passenger count, bag weights and dimensions, final ground destination and any return or onward legs. Include catering, accessibility and special-load needs. Ask for the operating carrier, proposed aircraft, total inclusions, cancellation terms and any planned fuel stop before confirming.
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Planning information checked 9 September 2026. Distance is calculated from airport coordinates; jet time allows roughly 710–860 km/h cruise plus a short climb/descent allowance. It excludes ground time and any technical stop. Sources: Airport data and coordinates, Ethiopian Airports, Tanzania Airports Authority. Final price, aircraft, permissions and operating conditions are confirmed by the licensed air carrier.