Halloween is right around the corner and you don't have any party plans?! How about the ultimate Halloween party in one of the most haunted cities in America? Ditch that candy bowl, call your air charter broker, and get that private jet in position because you're heading to New Orleans! Well maybe not, but if you wanted to here's a blog to help you navigate the city.
New Orleans has a tour for just about every kind of traveler. We recommend you start with the historic French Quarter tours before exploring all the great Cajun food on one of the many culinary tours. Don't want to walk? Take the horse and carriage tour! And of course, you can't visit New Orleans without getting into a quick Mardi Gras tour. If spooky tours are more your style, how about a cemetery? Since the city rests below sea level, the deceased must be buried above ground in stone crypts or mausoleums which makes for a unique tourist attraction.
If you opt for that cemetery tour, make sure to visit the tomb of the legendary Voodoo Queen of New Orleans, Marie Laveau. Hundreds of visitors make their way to Laveau’s tomb each year in hopes her spirit will grant them a wish (I wish for a private jet). Tours aren't your thing? Grab the kids and head down to the annual Krewe of Boo parade, New Orleans’ official Halloween parade.
Whatever you decide, get ready for the thrill and start planning your private flight to New Orleans.
How Do You Get There?
New Orleans is serviced by Lakefront Airport (NEW) and Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY). Lakefront Airport has a shorter runway that is ideal for small group air charters and most business jets. Or go ahead and gather your closest family and friends and plan a large group air charter into Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) for the spookiest time of the year.
There are plenty of other airports within a 50-mile radius of New Orleans. If you wish to charter a private jet to New Orleans but want to avoid the city traffic, look into booking a private flight into one of the below airports. Make sure you are working with your trusted private air charter broker as some of these airports may require special permission.
- Slidell Airport (ASD), Slidell, LA
- St Charles Airport (LS40), Amarillo, LA
- Triche Field Airport (1LA1), Hahnville, LA
- Southern Seaplane Airport (BCS), Belle Chasse, LA
- Alvin Callendar Field Airport (NBG), New Orleans
- Covington-Vincent Airport (LA87), Covington, LA
- South Lafourche Airport (GAO), Galliano, LA
So, what are you waiting for? Book your private jet charter to New Orleans and explore this historic city. And don’t forget to make a wish on Marie Laveau’s tomb, if you dare…
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