Private charter to & from Baton Rouge

Baton Rouge is Louisiana’s capital and one of the most important industrial cities on the Mississippi River. State government, Louisiana State University and a petrochemical corridor of refineries and chemical plants stretching along the river make up the core of its economy, along with a busy deepwater port. The city is home to the tallest state capitol in the country, a 34-story art deco tower built by Governor Huey Long, who was assassinated in its halls in 1935. On fall Saturday nights, LSU’s Tiger Stadium, nicknamed Death Valley, is one of the loudest venues in college football.

Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport is north of downtown, but airline connections are limited, and I-10 between Baton Rouge and New Orleans is often congested. Flying private lets executives, engineers and consultants visit plants along the river and in the industrial parishes, then continue on to Lafayette, Houston or the Gulf Coast in the same day. Visitors come for LSU, the capitol, Cajun and Creole cooking and historic plantation homes along River Road.