Wedding flight

Helicopter flight on the wedding day: an impressive experience on an unforgettable day.

A helicopter flight on the wedding day makes a unique day a richer lasting experience. The helicopter is the most spectacular means of transport to get from the wedding to the wedding party. An exclusive highlight is a landing on a glacier with a small aperitif and / or a photo shoot.

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According to your specifications, we will gladly prepare a non-binding offer.

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Price on request

Rent a helicopter

Mountainflyers rents helicopters to licensed helicopter pilots. The following types of helicopters are available for charter:

Robinson R22 Beta II
Robinson R44 Raven II
Robinson R66 Turbine
Airbus Helicopters EC120
Airbus Helicopters AS350 B2

Requirements for chartering / renting the helicopter of Mountainflyers are a valid pilot license, a current medical, a rating for the respective type of helicopter and a check flight with a mountain flyer instructor.

The required flying experience varies depending on the type of helicopter.

Robinson R22

Valid type rating

Robinson R44

Valid type rating

Robinson R66

Valid type rating

60h TT on helicopter

5h on type

If there is no experience on Robinson helicopters: 5h as part of the type rating plus 5h under supervision with instructor at the dual controls.

No minimum requirements if PPL training has been completed on the R66.

Airbus Helicopters EC120

Valid type rating

50h TT on helicopter

15h turbine

10h on type

No minimum requirements if PPL training has been completed on the AS350 B2.

Airbus Helicopters AS350 B2

Valid type rating

200h TT on helicopter

50h turbine

10h on type

No minimum requirements if PPL training has been completed on the AS350 B2.

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Mountainflyers-Fleet

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Leonardo AW109SP

Number: 1 | Location: Base Bern | Registration: HB-ZNK

Leonardo AW109SP GrandNew

The AW109SP GrandNew is a twin-engine helicopter made by the Italian manufacturer Leonardo (formerly Agusta Westland). The helicopter offers maximum safety through the latest technology and transports up to six passengers in the spacious and quiet cabin. Wide-opening sliding doors and electrically extendable steps provide easy access. The extended luggage compartment offers plenty of room for personal luggage. The glass cockpit provides the pilots with an excellent view and an ergonomic workplace.

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Basics of Helicopter Flight

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→ Airbus H125

Number: 1 | Location: Base Grenchen | Registration: HB-ZNL

AIRBUS HELICOPTERS H125

The "squirrel" family was created in the 70s by the French manufacturer Aerospatiale (later Eurocopter, now Airbus Helicopters) and still enjoys great popularity today. The helicopters are used worldwide for a variety of missions and show their strengths in difficult tasks in the high mountains. To date, the "squirrel" is the only helicopter ever to land on the summit of Mount Everest. The variant H125 (formerly AS350 B3e) is the newest and strongest of the model series. At Mountainflyers, the helicopter, which offers space for five passengers next to the pilot, is used for scenic and taxi flights, film flights and pilot training.

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Airbus AS350 B2

Number: 1 | Location: Base Bern | Registration: HB-ZNY

Airbus Helicopters AS350 B2

The "Ecureuil" family was created in the 70s by the French manufacturer Aerospatiale (later Eurocopter, now Airbus Helicopters) and enjoys great popularity today. The helicopters are used worldwide for a variety of missions and show their strengths, especially in difficult tasks in the high mountains. To date, the "Ecureuil" is the only helicopter ever to land on the summit of Mount Everest. The variant AS350 B2 is less powerful than the variant H125, but offers a nearly unbeatable price / performance ratio, which makes it very interesting for passenger transport and filming flights. At Mountainflyers, the helicopter, which offers space for five passengers next to the pilot, is used for sightseeing and and taxi flights, filming flights and pilot training.

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Robinson R66 Turbine

Number: 1 | Location: Base Bern | Registration: HB-ZOK

ROBINSON R66 TURBINE

The turbine helicopter from Robinson offers great performance at a low price. Performance and speed are close to the level of Airbus Helicopters' Ecureuil family. The R66 has a total of five seats and offers excellent all-round visibility, as well as a large luggage compartment. The Robinson R66 is the most cost-effective turbine helicopter on the market and is therefore very popular with future professional pilots in order to acquire the required turbine experience. At Mountainflyers the helicopter is used for sightseeing and taxi flights and for pilot training.

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Robinson R44 Raven II

Number: 1 | Location: Base Bern | Registration: HB-ZJK

ROBINSON R44 RAVEN II

The four-seat Robinson R44 has been the world's best-selling helicopter every year since 1999 and is powered by a Lycoming piston engine. It is the ideal helicopter for exclusive sightseeing flights with few passengers, such as wedding flights. Each passenger has a window seat and benefits from an unrivaled low price. At Mountainflyers the helicopter is used for sightseeing and taxi flights, film flights and for pilot training.

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Robinson R22 Beta II

Number: 3 | Locations: Base Bern & Base Grenchen | Registration: HB-ZMF, HB-ZOB, HB-ZGO

ROBINSON R22 BETA II

The two-seater helicopter with a Lycoming piston engine is ideal for basic aviation training and is the best-selling training helicopter in the world. The rotor system of the R22 has a low mass and the helicopter is controlled directly by rods without hydraulic support. Its control system is very sensitive and requires a steady hand to avoid overcorrections. Pilots who master the R22 have no difficulty flying larger helicopters. At Mountainflyers, this helicopter is used for trial flights ("fly yourself") and for pilot training.

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