OxfordJet

OxfordJet operates the fourth-busiest business aviation terminal in the UK, handling over 5,500 aircraft movements per year at London Oxford Airport. The 2.5 million pound FBO terminal was completed in 2008 and provides all aircraft and passenger handling alongside fuel, valet, and ground support services. Inside, the terminal is organized into distinct zones: separate crew lounges, a VIP lounge, and a VVIP zone for passengers requiring maximum privacy. Meeting and event spaces include the Catalina Room (10 to 12 people), the Brabazon Room (18 to 20 people), and the Vitesse Lounge (40 seated to 80 standing). Private shower rooms, a crew kitchen, and flight planning resources are provided, along with customs and immigration facilities for international flights. Ramp-side vehicle access allows passengers to be picked up or dropped off directly at the aircraft, and the concierge team coordinates ground transport, hotel bookings, and other travel logistics. London Oxford Airport sits near the town of Kidlington, approximately 60 miles northwest of central London and close to the city of Oxford. The A34 and M40 provide road connections to London, Birmingham, and the Cotswolds. The airport is used regularly by passengers heading to Oxford University, the science parks around Oxfordshire, and Blenheim Palace. For charter passengers, OxfordJet delivers a comprehensive FBO experience with more terminal space and amenities than the airport's size might suggest. The multiple meeting rooms make it particularly useful for passengers who want to conduct business immediately on arrival. The combination of efficient handling and a varied lounge layout ensures the facility serves a wide range of private aviation needs.