Thirty-five minutes from Geneva to Gstaad in the Bell 505 — straight to the Saanenland. By road it is about two hours. From CHF 3,600 one-way, per helicopter, all-inclusive.
Bell 505 from Geneva — one-way, per helicopter, all-inclusive, in Swiss francs.
Thirty-five minutes in the Bell 505, 3–4 passengers.
The Four Valleys.
The south-facing plateau above Sion.
The federal city, without the A1.
The Rhône valley airport for the Valais resorts.
The Bell 505: single-engine, 3–4 passengers, 2 medium and 2 cabin bags. All-inclusive, per helicopter, in Swiss francs. Twin-engine aircraft on request.
Season runs December to April. Christmas, New Year and February half-term book out first — aircraft are held from November.
Mid-December to mid-April. Saturdays are the constraint — book the helicopter when you book the flight.
PeakWeeks 52 and 1 saturate. Slots and crews book out ten weeks ahead.
PeakUK, French and Swiss school holidays — the second peak.
PeakLong days, stable air, the easiest month to fly.
ShoulderAbout 35 minutes in the Bell 505. By road it is about two hours.
From CHF 3,600 one-way in the Bell 505 (3–4 passengers), per helicopter, all-inclusive.
The landing site in Gstaad is confirmed with your quote, together with any ground transfer you need.
The Bell 505 takes 3–4 passengers with 2 medium bags and 2 cabin bags. For more passengers or luggage, a twin-engine aircraft is quoted on request.
Helicopter flights are weather-dependent. If conditions are not flyable we rebook, reroute, or arrange a car. You are never charged for a weather cancellation.
One-way, per helicopter, all-inclusive, in Swiss francs as quoted by our Geneva operator. Twin-engine aircraft on request. Peak dates are confirmed against live availability before you commit.
8 aircraft types operating in Alps. Each page lists typical routes, operator partner and full technical specifications.