Private Jet from Lagos to Lomé

Private jet from Lagos to Lomé: flight time, airports, aircraft choice, mission planning and direct answers for a live charter quote.

A private jet from Lagos to Lomé typically covers about 230 km in roughly 40m–55m. The usual airport pair is LOS to LFW; the best aircraft is commonly a turboprop or light jet, subject to payload, runway and live operating conditions.

Distance≈ 230 km
Flight time40m–55m
AirportsLOS → LFW
Aircraft fitturboprop or light jet
Lagos skyline in Nigeria
Departure — Lagos. Lagos skyline in Nigeria.Photo: Clara Sanchiz, CC BY-SA 2.0. Source.
Lomé beachfront and city in Togo
Destination — Lomé. Lomé beachfront and city in Togo.Photo: Sharkie, CC BY 3.0. Source.
  • Direct distance126 NM233 km great-circle
  • Fastest in the air0h 43mEmbraer Phenom 300
  • Estimates fromUS$ 8,000one-way, 4 passengers
  • Aircraft that fit11types priced below
Operators covering Lagos–Lomé confirm the price and availability by email, usually within a few hours.

What a private jet from Lagos to Lomé costs

Every aircraft below can fly LOS–LFW 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 Lagos — one-way, 4 passengers.

AircraftClassSeatsFlight timeEstimate, one-wayExact price
King Air C90GTx Turboprop 6 0h 52m US$ 8,000
King Air 350i Turboprop 10 0h 49m US$ 8,400
Embraer Phenom 300 Light jet 8 0h 43m US$ 11,400
Learjet 45XR Light jet 8 0h 43m US$ 12,000
Hawker 800XP Midsize jet 8 0h 45m US$ 13,700
Citation XLS+ Midsize jet 9 0h 44m US$ 16,200
Challenger 605 Heavy jet 11 0h 46m US$ 19,500
Embraer Legacy 600 Heavy jet 13 0h 46m US$ 19,900

Airports on the Lagos–Lomé route

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AirportICAOIATARunway
Murtala Muhammed International AirportLagos DNMM LOS 12,794 ft
Lomé–Tokoin International AirportLomé DXXX LFW 9,847 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.

Airport choice

Murtala Muhammed International and Lomé–Tokoin are the normal pair. International handling and passenger documentation apply despite the short flight.

Plan the whole mission

For a day return, confirm the meeting end time and aircraft waiting plan. Crew duty, parking and handling may matter more to the quote than the airborne minutes.

Why this route matters

Lagos–Lomé is geographically short but operationally international. Charter can turn a border-crossing day into a focused business visit with controlled departure and return times.

Aircraft and quote factors

Aircraft selection starts with passenger count, baggage, runway performance and the return plan—not a generic hourly rate. The live quote also reflects positioning, permits, international handling where applicable, crew duty, parking and the date-specific operator market.

For this business route, send the exact passenger list, baggage profile, preferred airports and whether the aircraft should wait. That produces a usable mission price rather than a headline estimate built on missing assumptions.

Lagos to Lomé private jet prices by group size and trip

The same route priced for different trips. Charter is sold by the aircraft, not the seat, so the cost per person falls as more people fly, and a return is often far cheaper than two one-ways.

PassengersCheapest suitable aircraftOne-wayPer seatCheapest jet
2King Air C90GTx0h 52m in the airUS$8,000US$4,000US$11,400Embraer Phenom 300
4King Air C90GTx0h 52m in the airUS$8,000US$2,000US$11,400Embraer Phenom 300
8King Air 350i0h 49m in the airUS$8,400US$1,050US$11,400Embraer Phenom 300
12Embraer Legacy 6000h 46m in the airUS$19,900US$1,658US$19,900Embraer Legacy 600
Trip, 4 passengersCheapest suitable aircraftEstimatevs one-way
One-wayKing Air C90GTxUS$8,000—
Return, same dayKing Air 350iUS$9,0001.1×
Return after 3 nightsKing Air C90GTxUS$16,1002.0×

How much is a private jet from Lagos to Lomé for 8 passengers?

About US$8,400 one-way for the whole aircraft in a King Air 350i (0h 49m in the air), or roughly US$1,050 per seat. For two passengers the cheapest option is US$8,000. These are live estimates including positioning, airport and navigation fees.

How much does a return private jet from Lagos to Lomé cost?

For four passengers, a same-day return costs about US$9,000 in a King Air 350i, 1.1 times the one-way estimate of US$8,000. Flying back after three nights costs about US$16,100; the engine compares keeping the aircraft and crew with you against two separate rotations and uses the cheaper. A one-way price already pays for the aircraft to fly home empty, which is why a return costs far less than two one-ways.

Estimates as of 30 October 2026: whole aircraft in US dollars, including positioning, airport and navigation fees; returns include crew overnight and standby costs or two rotations, whichever is cheaper. The operator confirms the final price. Compare every route in the Africa Private Jet Price Index.

Quick answers

How long is a private flight from Lagos to Lomé?

Plan on approximately 40m–55m in the air for a direct flight. Winds, routing, aircraft type and air-traffic control can move the final block time.

Which airports are used for a private jet from Lagos to Lomé?

The usual planning pair is LOS and LFW. Murtala Muhammed International and Lomé–Tokoin are the normal pair. International handling and passenger documentation apply despite the short flight.

What aircraft is suitable for a private jet from Lagos to Lomé?

A turboprop or light jet is the normal starting point, but the operator validates payload, runway, weather, baggage and permits for the exact mission.

Can this be a same-day return?

A same-day return is often workable, subject to meeting time, crew duty, permits and parking.

Why charter such a short international route?

The benefit is schedule control and avoiding road-border uncertainty, not simply reducing airborne time.