Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts

Private charter · Martha’s Vineyard, MA

Private charter to & from Martha’s Vineyard

Fly private to Martha’s Vineyard and skip the ferry line on the way to Edgartown, Oak Bluffs and the Aquinnah cliffs

  • MVY
  • HYA
  • EWB

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Martha’s Vineyard is the largest island off Cape Cod, a mix of six towns that each have their own character: the white captains’ houses of Edgartown, the gingerbread cottages and carousel of Oak Bluffs, the ferry port of Vineyard Haven and the farms, ponds and clay cliffs of the rural up-island towns of West Tisbury, Chilmark and Aquinnah. The island has long drawn writers, artists, politicians and families who return summer after summer, and its economy revolves around tourism, second homes, building trades and fishing.

The ferry from Woods Hole is short, but bringing a car requires reservations made well in advance, and reaching Woods Hole on a summer Friday can take hours. Martha’s Vineyard Airport sits in the middle of the island, within about 15 minutes of most towns, so flying private turns the trip into a single step. Once there, you can bike the paved trails between Oak Bluffs and Edgartown, take the tiny On Time ferry to Chappaquiddick, watch the sunset at Menemsha and swim at South Beach.

Airports

Charter to and from Martha’s Vineyard airports

Fly into whichever airport puts you closest to where you're going. Littlebird flies to and from these airports in and around Martha’s Vineyard, and the price is for the whole airplane, however many seats you fill.

  • MVY

    Regional airport

    Martha's Vineyard Airport

    Martha's Vineyard · KMVY

    From downtown
    Under 1 mi
    Longest runway
    5,504 ft

  • HYA

    Commercial airport

    Cape Cod Gateway Airport

    Hyannis · KHYA

    From downtown
    25 mi
    Longest runway
    5,425 ft

  • EWB

    Commercial airport

    New Bedford Regional Airport

    New Bedford · KEWB

    From downtown
    26 mi
    Longest runway
    5,400 ft

Top attractions

Things to do in Martha’s Vineyard

When to go. July and August are the island’s peak, with warm water, a busy restaurant scene and the Agricultural Society Livestock Show and Fair in August. June and September are often the sweetest months, with smaller crowds and comfortable temperatures, and the Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby runs from mid-September to mid-October. Many businesses close or shorten their hours from late fall through spring, when the island turns quiet.

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    Aquinnah Cliffs

    At the island’s western tip, multicolored clay cliffs rise above the beach beside the Gay Head Lighthouse, on land long home to the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah).

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    Edgartown

    The island’s historic whaling port is known for its white Greek Revival captains’ houses, harborfront shops and restaurants, and the Edgartown Lighthouse at the mouth of the harbor.

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    Oak Bluffs Campground

    More than 300 brightly painted gingerbread cottages surround a central open-air Tabernacle, a legacy of the Methodist camp meetings that began here in the 1830s.

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    Flying Horses Carousel

    In Oak Bluffs, one of the oldest operating platform carousels in the country still lets riders reach for the brass ring as they circle on hand-carved horses.

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    Menemsha

    This working fishing village in Chilmark draws crowds at the end of the day for sunset over the water and fresh lobster rolls and chowder from the seafood shacks along the harbor.

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    Chappaquiddick and Cape Poge

    A two-minute ferry ride from Edgartown reaches Chappaquiddick, where the Trustees’ Cape Poge Wildlife Refuge protects barrier beaches, salt marshes and a remote lighthouse.

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Flying private in Martha’s Vineyard

Which airports can I charter a private flight to or from in Martha’s Vineyard?

Littlebird flies in and out of Martha's Vineyard Airport (MVY), Cape Cod Gateway Airport (HYA), and New Bedford Regional Airport (EWB). Choose the one closest to where you're going; smaller regional airports usually mean a shorter walk from the car to the airplane.

How do I book a private charter from Martha’s Vineyard?

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How many passengers can fly on a charter from Martha’s Vineyard?

Up to 5 passengers, depending on the aircraft. You pay one price for the whole airplane, not per seat, so traveling together lowers the cost per person.

What are popular private flights from Martha’s Vineyard?

Popular trips include Hartford (about 40 min), Manchester (about 40 min), New York City (about 1 hr 5 min), and Burlington (about 1 hr 25 min). Every route is priced instantly online.

Is private charter in Martha’s Vineyard, MA safe?

Littlebird flights are operated under FAA Part 135 by Jetvia, in Cirrus aircraft that each carry a parachute for the entire airframe (CAPS).

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