Fly Private to the 2026 World Cup

Each of the 16 host cities has a dedicated private-jet airport closest to its stadium: Teterboro (KTEB) for the MetLife final in New York/New Jersey, Van Nuys (KVNY) for SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, Dallas Love Field (KDAL) for AT&T Stadium, Opa-locka (KOPF) for Miami's Hard Rock Stadium, Toluca (MMTO) for Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, and Billy Bishop (CYTZ) for Toronto's BMO Field. The full pairing is listed in the host-cities section above.

Match-day FBO slots and aircraft parking are capacity-constrained, especially around the final on July 19 and the most popular group-stage fixtures. We recommend confirming aircraft and parking 6–8 weeks before your match. Empty-leg opportunities can be much cheaper but are time-sensitive — register your dates and we will alert you.

Yes. Tell us your team or the matches you want to attend and we build a single multi-leg charter around the official fixture list across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. As the knockout bracket is decided, we replan the remaining legs so one itinerary covers your whole tournament.

VOLO prices transparently. Our headline fixed-price corridors carry no event surge, and every custom quote is itemised — aircraft, positioning, FBO, and ground transfer — before you commit. Demand-driven movements in aircraft availability are always disclosed up front rather than buried in surcharges.

For short hops between nearby host cities, light jets such as the Phenom 300E or Citation CJ3 (up to 8 seats) are ideal. For transcontinental legs — Los Angeles to New York, or Vancouver to Mexico City — midsize and heavy jets like the Challenger 350 or a Gulfstream offer the range and cabin for the whole group. We match the aircraft to each leg of your itinerary.

Yes. All 16 host cities are covered: 11 in the United States, 2 in Canada (Toronto and Vancouver), and 3 in Mexico (Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey). Cross-border legs are handled end to end, including customs, immigration, and FBO coordination at both ends.