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Five-Star Reviews
A steadfast dedication to the guest experience starts with world-class service and thoughtful design. Hear directly from our guests about their experience flying Aero.
Next Stop: The Hamptons
Flights from Los Angeles
Elevate your experience traveling between Los Angeles and East Hampton with Aero. Depart from Van Nuys Airport on a Gulfstream, land in New York City, and enjoy a smooth transfer to East Hampton Airport via turboprop. This seasonal itinerary trades complicated bicoastal logistics for an integrated travel experience during summer’s busiest weeks.
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The Aero Experience
What to Expect
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Pack with Ease
Hamptons helicopter transfers typically limit guests to a single soft bag—or nothing at all. On this route, each guest can check one large and one small bag at Van Nuys, and they'll be waiting on arrival in East Hampton.
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Bring Your Whole Family
Dogs are welcome in the aircraft cabins, regardless of size. The Aero hospitality extends to them: fresh water, treats, and a crew that's genuinely glad they're aboard.
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Seamless Curbside Check-in
Check-in at Van Nuys is effortless. Arrive just 20 minutes before takeoff — Aero Hosts greet you, verify your ID, and complete the process curbside or over a glass of champagne in the lounge, with no long security lines or crowded gate areas.
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Quick Boarding Process
No gates, no chaos—just a short walk or drive from the lounge to the jet. Your Aero Host escorts you directly onto the Gulfstream, an intimate cabin with just a small group of fellow guests. Whether you need a hand with luggage, little ones, or your four-legged companion, every detail is taken care of.
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In-Flight Travel at its Finest
Settle into the Gulfstream for the transcontinental leg—a cabin designed for discretion and comfort. On board, a top-shelf open bar, fresh fare from Erewhon, Sadelle's, and Parm, Starlink Wi-Fi, and spa-like amenities are all included.
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Effortless Transfer
Your BLADE turboprop is waiting jetside in New York—just steps from the Gulfstream. Guests can board straight through, or pause in the lounge for a drink before the final leg. No car to a heliport, no walking to another terminal. On arrival in East Hampton, bags are returned within minutes, with none of the crowded terminals or baggage claim waits of commercial travel.
FAQs
The flight arrives at and departs from East Hampton Airport (HTO), 173 Daniels Hole Road, Wainscott, NY 11975. East Hampton Airport offers convenient access to the Hamptons' top neighborhoods, including Southampton, Bridgehampton, Amagansett, Montauk, and Sag Harbor, all within a short drive.
The NYC to East Hampton flight is operated on the Cessna Grand Caravan. Both turboprops are known for their reliability and exemplary safety records.
About 45 minutes in the air between NYC and East Hampton. Boarding is jetside and your luggage will be seamlessly transferred between aircrafts.
Each guest is welcome to bring one large checked bag and one small personal item. View the full details on Aero Latitude luggage policy here.
Check-in closes 20 minutes before departure on all Aero flights. Guests are welcome to arrive early to enjoy lounge amenities.
Well-behaved dogs and cats are welcome on all Aero flights. Contact our 24/7 Concierge for more information and see our requirements for traveling with pets and service animals here.
Paid parking is available for $16.50 per day, reservable up to 30 days in advance through the ParkMobile app. Rideshare is encouraged, and our 24/7 Concierge can arrange black car service on request.
24/7 Concierge
Our dedicated Concierge Team is available around the clock—ready to handle bookings, ground transportation, and anything in between. Reach us by phone, text, web chat, or email.
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Explore The Hamptons
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The best places to stay in the Hamptons
Blending contemporary design with sweeping oceanfront views and a renowned spa, Gurney’s Montauk Resort is a genuine Hamptons icon. Sunbathe on the pristine private beach before exploring the property’s eateries, from seafood towers at Gigi’s to sunset cocktails at The Firepit. Over in East Hampton, The Hedges Inn reopens on June 11 following an overhaul by acclaimed interior designer David Netto. Complete with bicycles, beach butler service, a welcoming cocktail bar, and Swifty’s—the convivial onsite restaurant—this historic inn offers a fresh perspective on classic Hamptons living.
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The best places to eat and drink in the Hamptons
Dining in the Hamptons is as much a social ritual as a culinary experience, ranging from casual fish & chips at Bostwick’s Chowder House to oysters and chilled rosé in the elegant dining room of Le Bilboquet. Fresh seafood is abundant throughout the region, sourced daily by fishermen along the Montauk shore. For one of the Hamptons’ most memorable sunsets, head to The Crow’s Nest for a shared mezze plate followed by indulgent lobster tagliatelle overlooking the water. When the occasion calls for a crisp bottle of sauvignon blanc, taste the coastal terroir at Wölffer Estate Wine Stand.
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The best things to do in the Hamptons
This timeless coastal hideaway comprises several towns and hydrangea-laden hamlets, offering a treasure trove of farm stands, oceanfront cottages, and soft sand beaches. For those who appreciate the finer things, there’s no shortage of designer boutiques, ocean-inspired spas—don’t sleep on Shou Sugi Ban House—and stylish eateries, alongside East Hampton’s thriving gallery scene and Bridgehampton’s celebrated equestrian culture. Beaches line the charming coastline, with rolling dunes set against expansive blue ocean waters. Secure your umbrella at the exclusive Coopers Beach in Southampton or buzzy Main Beach for a quintessential summer afternoon.