The Four Seasons Private Jet: 2027 and 2028 Journeys, Prices and What the Fare Covers

Four Seasons put its name on a jet in March 2015, launching with a Boeing 757 that carried 52 guests around the world. The idea has not changed since: one group, one crew and a Four Seasons room at almost every stop, sold as a single fare. The aircraft has changed, and so have the prices. Here is what the 2027 and 2028 journeys cost, what the fare covers, and who the format suits.

The aircraft

The current jet is an Airbus A321neo LR configured for 48 guests, with interiors by the same design team that works on Four Seasons hotels. The 48 seats sit in twelve rows, two by two, and each one turns into a fully flat bed. The aircraft was delivered in late 2020 and is owned and flown by Titan Airways, whose cabin crew are trained by Four Seasons for the programme.

Each journey carries its own team alongside the flight crew: a concierge, a director of guest experience, an executive chef and a journey physician. Wi-Fi is included throughout the flights, and Dom Pérignon is the programme's champagne. By May 2025 the programme had flown more than 40 journeys to 30 destinations.

The 2027 journeys

Four Seasons has published five itineraries for 2027. Prices are per person, based on double occupancy.

Uncharted Discovery, 20 January to 9 February 2027

Los Angeles, Tamarindo in Mexico, Machu Picchu, Buenos Aires, Antarctica, Cartagena and the Papagayo Peninsula in Costa Rica. From US$234,000.

Asia Unveiled, 11 to 26 February 2027

Tokyo, Bali, Angkor Wat, Hoi An, Bhutan, the Maldives and Bangkok. From US$167,000.

International Intrigue, 3 to 23 March 2027

Seattle, Kyoto, Hoi An, the Maldives, the Serengeti, Marrakech, Florence and Paris over 21 days, with three nights at most stops and one each in Seattle and Paris. From US$230,000, and travelling alone adds US$23,000.

New World Icons, departing 26 March 2027

Twenty days across Asia, Europe, the Caribbean and the Americas: Hong Kong, Langkawi, Jaipur, Venice, Iceland, Anguilla and Los Cabos. In Venice the stay is at the Danieli, and in Los Cabos at the new Four Seasons at Cabo del Sol. From US$219,000.

Timeless Encounters, 15 April to 6 May 2027

Kona, Bora Bora, Sydney, Bali, Chiang Mai, Dubai, the Taj Mahal, Prague and London. From US$235,000.

The 2028 journeys announced so far

Four Seasons began announcing 2028 in May 2026. Three journeys have dates, and one had a published price when we checked.

Uncharted Discovery, 24 January to 13 February 2028

Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills, Tamarindo, Machu Picchu and Cusco, Buenos Aires, four nights on an expedition voyage to Antarctica, the new Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Cartagena, and Four Seasons Resort and Residences Puerto Rico.

New World Icons, 1 to 20 March 2028

Hong Kong, Langkawi, Jaipur, Venice, the Dolomites, Iceland, Anguilla and Los Cabos.

International Intrigue, 21 March to 10 April 2028

The 2027 route with Budapest in place of Florence. From US$249,000, with a solo supplement of US$24,900. That is 8 percent more than the 2027 edition.

Per person, based on double occupancy. Days are counted from the first date to the last, inclusive. Per-day figures are our arithmetic, rounded to the nearest hundred dollars.

Journey	Days	From, US$	Per day, US$
Asia Unveiled 2027	16	167,000	10,400
Timeless Encounters 2027	22	235,000	10,700
New World Icons 2027	20	219,000	11,000
International Intrigue 2027	21	230,000	11,000
Uncharted Discovery 2027	21	234,000	11,100
International Intrigue 2028	21	249,000	11,900

What the fare covers, and what it does not

The fare includes the flights on the jet, the hotels, every meal on the ground and in the air, drinks on board and with meals, and most of the touring, usually in groups of six to eight. Rooms are the highest deluxe category at each hotel, and you can pay to move up to a suite. The journey team travels with you throughout, and the fare carries emergency medical cover of up to US$100,000 for evacuation and US$50,000 for medical expenses.

Not included: your flights to the first city and home from the last, passport and visa fees, optional activities, and personal spending such as spa treatments, laundry, private cars and drinks outside meals and the jet.

The aircraft is the same on every journey. The real decision is which eight places you want, and whether a three-night rhythm suits you.

Who it suits

It suits travellers who want a great deal of the world in one go and would rather not arrange it. Eight countries in three weeks, at this standard, is very hard to put together yourself without losing days to connections, check-in desks and transfers. It suits less well anyone who travels for depth. Most stops are three nights and the end cities one, and 48 guests is a group, however well it is split up on the ground.

Timing matters too. Most 2026 departures were already full by November 2025, and TCS World Travel says its popular departures sell out 12 to 18 months ahead. For a 2028 journey, deciding in the next few months is not early.

Booking it

TCS World Travel sells the journeys, and the fare is the same whether you book with TCS or through an advisor. TCS has been a Virtuoso preferred supplier since June 2024. Booked through a Virtuoso advisor, the journey includes a bottle of wine, or equivalent, delivered to your room with a note from your advisor. We can book the seat, handle the paperwork and arrange the days either side, such as a few nights before departure or an onward stay under Four Seasons Preferred Partner, with breakfast, a hotel credit and an upgrade request, once the jet lands.

Our position

Choose by the stops, not the aircraft. If you have not done one before, International Intrigue is the clearest introduction to the format: one night at each end, three nights everywhere else, and a route that runs from Kyoto to the Serengeti to Paris. If the price decides it, Asia Unveiled is the shortest journey and the least expensive per day. Whichever you choose, book earlier than feels necessary.