What helicopters can Flyin' arrange?

Flyin' arranges helicopters across Europe. French Alps and Riviera: Airbus H135, H125, H130, H155, Bell 429, Bell 407 and Agusta A109 Power. Swiss Alps: Airbus H145, Agusta AW139, Agusta A109 SP, AS350 Écureuil, Bell 429, Bell 407, Bell 505 and Bell 206 JetRanger. Greece: Airbus EC135 P2+, EC135 P2, EC135, ACH135, AS365N3, Agusta A109S Grand, A109 Power Elite, A109P, Bell 407 and Bell 505. Spain: Bell 429, Agusta A109 Power, MBB Bo 105, AS355 Écureuil 2, Airbus EC130 B4, Bell 505, Airbus H120, Bell 206 JetRanger and Robinson R44. All aircraft are operated by AOC-licensed partners vetted personally by the Flyin' team and comply with EASA airworthiness standards.

Which helicopter is best for a transfer from Athens to Mykonos?

For an Athens to Mykonos transfer, Flyin' typically uses the AgustaWestland AW109S Grand or AW109 Power — both twin-engine, with cabin space for 6 passengers and luggage. For smaller groups or scenic preferences, the Airbus H135 or Bell 505 are excellent alternatives. Flight time is approximately 35-40 minutes. The AW109S Grand is the signature choice for luxury resort guests and couples seeking a premium cabin experience.

Can Flyin' arrange a helicopter to the French Riviera or Alps?

Yes. Flyin' arranges flights across the French Riviera and Alps through vetted AOC-licensed partners. Available aircraft in France include the Airbus H130 (Nice-Monaco shuttle), H145 (IFR-capable for Alpine operations), H125 Écureuil, and the AgustaWestland AW139 for longer-range sectors. Typical routes include Nice Airport to Monaco Heliport (7 minutes), Courchevel to Nice, and Saint-Tropez to Monaco.

What helicopter can land on a yacht?

All twin-engine helicopters in the Flyin' network can perform yacht-landing operations when the vessel has a certified helideck or sufficient open deck space. The AW109S Grand, AW109 Power, and H145 are most commonly used for yacht transfers. Partner pilots hold HOFO (Helicopter Offshore Operations) qualifications and coordinate directly with the yacht captain to assess deck dimensions, vessel speed, and wind conditions before approach.

How many passengers can a Flyin' helicopter carry?

Aircraft capacity in the Flyin' network ranges from 4 passengers (Bell 505) to 8 passengers (Airbus H145). The most common VIP configuration is 6 passengers in the Agusta A109S Grand or A109 Power. For larger groups, Flyin' can position two aircraft on the same route.

Are Flyin' aircraft safe?

Yes. All aircraft in the Flyin' network are operated by AOC-licensed operators compliant with EASA airworthiness regulations. Every operator is personally vetted by Flyin' founder Yannis Apostolou, a former Hellenic Navy helicopter officer. Flyin' uses the FL3XX professional flight operations platform for flight planning, weather monitoring, and crew management on every charter.

The Fleet · Across Europe

Helicopters across Europe. One standard.

The French Alps, Switzerland, Greece and Spain — every aircraft operated by an AOC-licensed, EASA-compliant partner we have personally vetted. VIP configurations, one flight manager from first enquiry to touchdown.

France · Winter 2026/27

The French fleet.

Courchevel, Méribel, Megève, Val d'Isère and the Riviera — twin and single-engine aircraft flown by AOC-licensed French partners.

Winter twin engine

Airbus H135

Airbus Helicopters

The default Mediterranean transfer — island hops, yacht decks, Riviera runs.

Helicopters across Europe. One standard.

The French fleet.

Airbus H135

Bell 429

Airbus H155

Agusta A109 Power

Airbus H125

Airbus H130

Bell 407

AS350 Écureuil

The Swiss Alps fleet.

Bell 429

Airbus H145

Agusta A109 SP

Agusta AW139

AS350 Écureuil

Bell 407

Bell 505

Bell 206 JetRanger

The Hellenic fleet.

Airbus EC135 P2+

Airbus EC135 P2

Airbus EC135

Airbus ACH135

Airbus AS365N3

Agusta A109S Grand

Agusta A109 Power Elite

Agusta A109P

Bell 407

Bell 505

The Spanish fleet.

Bell 429

Agusta A109 Power

MBB Bo 105

AS355 Écureuil 2

Airbus EC130 B4

Bell 505

Airbus H120

Bell 206 JetRanger

Robinson R44

Vetted partners, one contact.

Which aircraft, which route?