Aero, the private jet airline, today announced new summer flights between Los Angeles and East Hampton on a single ticket, debuting June 22, 2026. The new route features a flight on a Gulfstream IV-SP from Van Nuys (VNY) into the closest airport to New York city, then a jetside transfer with BLADE for the short final leg to East Hampton (HTO). Flights run Fridays out and Sundays back through August 30, 2026. Seats are $7,570 (VNY–HTO), available at Aero.com.

“Some trips look easy on a map and feel impossible in practice. Even New York to the Hamptons can take half a Friday in typical summer traffic. Add a coast-to-coast leg, and the weekend is over before it begins,” said Ben Klein, CEO of Aero. “This is exactly what Aero is for: routes our guests want to fly, built to ensure the journey is as easy as it is luxurious.”

Closing the Gap Between LA and the Hamptons
The trip from Los Angeles to the Hamptons has historically meant three options: a commercial flight plus a separately booked helicopter to the East End, hours of weekend LIE traffic, or a fully chartered private jet. Aero’s new summer route replaces all three.

A single booking on Aero.com. Guests can book flights between Los Angeles—East Hampton directly, alongside Aero’s existing transcontinental route to NYC. Pricing is $7,570 per seat for the full VNY–HTO itinerary.
No LAX. No JFK. Aero departs Van Nuys (VNY) and arrives at the closest airport to New York City. Guests check in 20 minutes before takeoff at private lounges, with no long security lines or crowded gate areas.
A discreet travel experience. The Gulfstream IV-SP cabin is discreet by design — a different way to fly altogether, once reserved for full charters and now sold by the seat. On board: a top-shelf open bar, fresh fare from Erewhon, Sadelle’s, and Parm, Starlink Wi-Fi, and spa-like amenities, all included.
A jetside transfer in New York. On arrival in New York, BLADE is staged just steps from the Aero jet. Guests are whisked to a turboprop aircraft for the final leg of the trip. No walking to another terminal, and no 4 hour car ride to the Hamptons.
Bring Your Whole Family. Dogs are welcome in the cabin, regardless of size. The Aero hospitality extends to them: fresh water, treats, and a crew that’s genuinely glad they’re aboard.
Room for actual luggage. This itinerary accommodates one large and one small checked bag per guest, checked once at Van Nuys and ready on arrival in East Hampton.