15% off £70* | Use code MAGIC15
30 Minute Helicopter Flight in Kent
15% off £70* | Use code MAGIC15
15% off £70* | Use code MAGIC15
About the experience
Experience a truly alternative way of flying with an exhilarating helicopter trial flight. After a comprehensive briefing on safety and important helicopter flying techniques, hop aboard a dual-controlled training helicopter accompanied by a fully qualified pilot. Enjoy a breathtaking vertical take-off, before the instructor puts this versatile craft through its paces - move backwards, forwards and even hover in the air motionless. During the session (at the pilot's discretion), take over the flying duties to really enjoy the sensation of helicopter flight.
In a Nutshell
- Top tuition from your expert pilot
- Hover motionless in the air
- Take control during the flight
- Your flying time can count towards a Private Pilot's Licence
Key Info
- Availability Description
Monday to Saturday all year round, excluding the Christmas period.
- Participant Guidelines
Minimum age is 16. Maximum height is 6'4''. Maximum weight 15 stone. You MUST produce photo identification on the day (e.g. passport/photo driving licence).
- Weather
Helicopter flying is weather dependent, mainly due to wind speeds and cloud cover. It is CRUCIAL that you call for a weather check. For morning bookings call the venue the day before. For afternoon/evening bookings call on the day before setting out.
- Duration Detail
The time spent in the helicopter is around 30 minutes from engines-on to engines-off. This includes warm-up, take-off and landing.
- Numbers On The Day
Briefings may be shared. The flight is held one a one-to-one basis with the instructor.
- Dress Code
Please bear in mind that the cockpit can get quite warm and dress accordingly. Sunglasses are recommended all year round.
- Other Info
All our vouchers are fully flexible and can be redeemed against our huge range of experiences. Flying time can count towards a Private Pilot's Licence. To qualify for a PPL you need a minimum of 45 hours dual-control flying, of which at least 10 hours must be solo flying. No access to 'airside' area is permitted without an accompanying instructor.