Tours: follow the jet set
Scripted flights and aerial tours on a real 3D globe — the Davos airlift, the Super Bowl fly-in, around the world in three legs, and a sunset that refuses to end.
Davos week: the great Alpine airlift
Every January the World Economic Forum turns Switzerland into one of the busiest business-aviation hubs on Earth. Follow a jet from New York to Zurich and on into the Alps — and watch everyone else converge.
Super Bowl week: the private-jet fly-in
Few events move as many business jets as the Super Bowl. Watch the fleet converge on Los Angeles — host of the game again in February 2027 — and see where they all park.
Around the world in three legs
With a range of around 8,000 nautical miles, today’s longest-range business jets can circle the planet with just two stops. Here is how it would go.
Chasing the sunset
Fly west fast enough at high latitude and the sunset stops — or even runs backwards. The globe here is lit by the real position of the sun at every moment of the flight.
A Mediterranean summer, by jet
Nice, the Costa Smeralda, Mykonos and Ibiza: the short hops that make the Mediterranean Europe’s busiest private-jet playground every summer.
Why Teterboro? New York’s private-jet front door
Several airports can take a private jet to New York. One of them is about 12 miles from Midtown and has no airline flights at all. Take the aerial tour.
Every tour is a simulation built from public information and still-air great-circle distances; times and events are illustrative.
Imagery: NASA GIBS, with aerial photos from USGS, swisstopo, IGN and basemap.at where available · terrain © Mapterhorn (CC BY 4.0) · 3D aircraft models by Nick the Name and BlenderCommunityHead (CC BY 4.0) · 3D engine: CesiumJS.