Helicopter charter

Helicopter charter connects regional destinations and private flights, subject to confirmed landing arrangements and operating conditions.

Planning a helicopter charter

Begin with the addresses you need to connect and your preferred travel times. A helicopter charter may suit a regional journey or a transfer following a private jet flight. Describe the whole trip rather than choosing a landing point from a map. The operator must assess the proposed route and landing arrangements before the plan can be confirmed.

Landing close to your destination

Tell us whether you have a particular helipad in mind or simply want to reach a hotel, venue or property. Do not assume that open space or a convenient location is an approved landing option. Provide the location details you have, including any contact responsible for the site. Ask which arrival point can actually be used and what onward transport is needed.

Passengers and helicopter baggage

Share the passenger count and a realistic baggage list at the first enquiry. Include the dimensions of suitcases, skis and other bulky items. Confirm the operator’s requirements for passenger and baggage information before selecting an aircraft. If your luggage is travelling separately, make that part of the itinerary so that everyone knows where and when it will be reunited with you.

Connecting flights and changing conditions

For a connection, provide the arriving flight, airport and scheduled time. Discuss the time needed between the two flights and what happens if the first is delayed. Weather and operational conditions can affect a helicopter charter, so ask about the arrangements if the transfer cannot proceed as planned. Review the confirmed itinerary, landing points and commercial conditions together before booking.