Overview
Reach places a runway cannot.
Helicopters take off and land in far less space than aeroplanes. They can serve rooftops, grounds and remote sites, subject to permission for the site.
Landing permissions depend on the site and the authority. The operator will tell you what is needed.
Good for
- City-to-site transfers
- Remote or hard-to-reach locations
- Scenic and aerial journeys
- Weddings and ceremonies where the arrival matters
What we will ask
A few details are enough to begin.
You do not need every detail on day one. Tell us what you know and we will ask for the rest.
- The pick-up and drop-off locations
- The date and time you need to travel
- The number of passengers and the weight of the luggage
- Whether landing permission is already arranged
Aircraft that suit this journey
Questions
Good to know.
Can I charter a helicopter instead of a jet?
Yes. Helicopters suit short transfers and places without a runway. Jets suit longer routes. Tell us the journey and we will suggest a class.
Do I need permission to land at my site?
Often yes. The operator will explain what is needed for your site and help you understand the steps.
