Did you ever think of taking a private jet to Washington DC?  The distance by private jet is only 223.24 miles or 40 minutes. The above private jet is a G3 which is a Heavy Jet.  It has a spacious interior and an enclosed lavoratory.

There are so many things to do while visiting Washington DC.  Here is a list.  The Smithsonian is a must see.  This museum is huge and very interesting!  Another favorite is the National Gallery of Art and the Postal Museum!  There is much to see in Washington!  There are many tours available as well.

For information on private jet charter to Washington DC please contact Mark Fleischmann.  He can be reached via email at markf@privatejetsintl.com.  His private jet company, PrivateJetsIntl arranges private jet charter for his clients via a network of Part 135 Operators worldwide.  PrivateJetsIntl does not own or operate aircraft.

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