The U.S. Open Tennis Championships are the fourth and final matches of the Grand Slam that determine the best in the sport each year. The Australian Open, French Open and Wimbledon make up the other matches in the Grand Slam.

The U.S. Open begins on the last Monday in August and keeps going until the second week in September. It has been played on hard courts in Queens since 1978.

The U.S. Open for tennis is such a major event that it deserves to be celebrated in style. Taking a chartered flight allows you to enjoy private jet travel and all the amenities it has to offer.

Airport Choices

Since the U.S. Open takes place in such a major location, you have multiple airport options.

Most people fly into the John F. Kennedy International Airport (code JFK), but you can also fly into the LaGuardia Airport (code LGA) and the Long Island MacArthur Airport (code ISP).

JFK is the most popular option, and it is the closest to Queens. You'll have plenty of ground transportation options, including rail, bus and taxi, ensuring that you can get to your hotel easily.

Taking a chartered jet into JFK will cut time off your trip by helping you to avoid the long check-in and baggage claim lines. You can also avoid the crowded commercial terminals.

Getting Tickets to the Open

You can buy tickets to individual matches played during the Open, or you can buy a full series pass. While you'll spend more with the pass, you'll also be assured of a seat at every single match. You won't have to take your chances trying to get tickets to the hottest contested matches. The full pass also includes benefits like access to exclusive events and access to a special entrance.