Abu Dhabi → Haugesund

Chartering a private jet from Abu Dhabi to Haugesund (HAU) typically costs between approximately $70,000 and $115,000 one-way. A large-cabin jet covers the sector with one technical stop, starting from around $70,000. Ultra-long-range jets with near-non-stop capability range from $100,000 to $115,000+. Key pricing variables include a low-cost carrier airspace fees, limited handling infrastructure at HAU compared to Bergen or Stavanger, aircraft positioning, and demand from North Sea energy sector corporate travel.

From Abu Dhabi, Al Bateen Executive Airport (AZI / OMAD) is the preferred departure hub; Zayed International Airport (AUH / OMAA) accommodates larger aircraft. In Haugesund, the gateway is Haugesund Airport Karmøy (HAU / ENHD), located on the Helganes peninsula on the island of Karmøy in Rogaland county, approximately 15 km from Haugesund town centre. Operated by Lufthavndrift AS, it features a single runway of 2,120 m and handles private aviation with relatively modest infrastructure. Stavanger Airport Sola (SVG / ENZV, 55 km south) and Bergen Airport Flesland (BGO / ENBR, 100 km north) are both well-equipped alternatives for larger aircraft, with ground transfer connections to Haugesund.

The Abu Dhabi, Haugesund sector (5,300 km) and HAU's 2,120 m runway require considered aircraft selection:

1. Challenger 350 (Super-Midsize Jet) , Good short-field performance; flat-floor cabin; one technical stop from Abu Dhabi; well-suited to HAU's runway.
2. Gulfstream G450 (Large-Cabin Jet) , Runway performance must be confirmed for HAU by weight/conditions; stand-up cabin for up to 14 passengers.

For larger aircraft and the most comprehensive private experience, routing via Stavanger (SVG) or Bergen (BGO) with a ground transfer to Haugesund is often the optimal approach.

With one technical stop, the Abu Dhabi (AUH) to Haugesund (HAU) total block time is approximately 8 to 9 hours. Haugesund town centre and the maritime Smedasundet waterfront are approximately 15 minutes from the airport; Avaldsnes (Norway's oldest royal seat) approximately 10 minutes; and the Hardangerfjord approximately 60 minutes.

Haugesund Airport Karmøy (HAU / ENHD) has limited operating hours as a small regional a low-cost carrier airport; late-night movements require advance coordination and staffing confirmation. For out-of-hours arrivals, Stavanger Sola (SVG) or Bergen Flesland (BGO) are the 24-hour alternatives with ground transfer connections to Haugesund. Our operations team advises on scheduling and manages all Avinor ATC coordination as standard.

We coordinate premium chauffeured transfers from the airport. Haugesund town centre is 15 minutes; Stavanger approximately 75 minutes; and Bergen approximately 2 hours via scenic coastal road. For guests involved in offshore energy operations, transfers to the port and supply base can be arranged. Helicopter transfers to offshore platforms or to explore the Hardangerfjord from above can also be coordinated.

On a large-cabin jet, the aft hold accommodates 10 to 14 suitcases plus cabin bags. On a super-midsize jet, hold capacity is 8 to 12 bags. Our advisors confirm all specifications and HAU runway compatibility at booking.

Yes , your cats and dogs travel in the cabin. Norway is not an EU member but applies EU-equivalent pet travel requirements: pets need microchipping, rabies vaccination, and an official health certificate. Our ground team provides a full briefing and coordinates with HAU handlers for arrival veterinary checks.