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GVA → Verbier
Geneva to Verbier · Helicopter

Geneva to Verbier, thirty-three minutes.

The drive from Geneva is two hours and the last forty minutes are switchbacks. By helicopter it is about thirty-three minutes in the Bell 505, landing at Sion or the Le Châble heliport, five minutes from Verbier village. From CHF 3,200 one-way, per helicopter, all-inclusive.

Flight time
33 min
Landing
Le Châble · Sion
Aircraft

From Geneva and Chambéry.

Single-engine H125 and H130 for mountain sectors — Eco and VIP cabins — and the Bell 505, priced in Swiss francs. Twin-engine aircraft on request.

Eco

Airbus H125

Single-engine · 5 pax · mountain
On request
GVA → Verbier · Full charter
  • Mountain-rated crew
  • 5 passengers + ski bags
  • Hot & high performance
  • Daylight VFR only
VIP

Airbus H130

Single-engine · 6 pax · mountain
On request
GVA → Verbier · Full charter
  • Six-seat VIP cabin
  • 6 passengers + ski gear
  • Quietest single
  • Chalet pad capable
Twin

Twin-engine

H135 · Bell 429 · H155
On request
GVA → Verbier · Full charter
  • All-weather capability
  • Two engines over terrain
  • Full luggage + hard cases
  • Quoted on request
Geneva → Verbier Calendar

The season.

Season runs December to April. Christmas, New Year and February half-term book out first — aircraft are held from November.

Dec
2026

Christmas & New Year

Weeks 52 and 1 saturate. Slots and crews book out ten weeks ahead.

Peak
Feb
2027

February half-term

UK, French and Swiss school holidays — the second peak.

Peak
Mar
2027

Xtreme Verbier

Freeride World Tour final on the Bec des Rosses. Charter demand spikes.

Sport
Mar
2027

Spring skiing

Long days, stable air, the easiest month to fly.

Shoulder
Geneva → Verbier · FAQ

Most-asked questions.

How long is the helicopter from Geneva to Verbier?

About 33 minutes in the Bell 505. By road it is two hours, the last forty minutes on switchbacks.

How much is the helicopter from Geneva to Verbier?

From CHF 3,200 one-way in the Bell 505 (3–4 passengers), per helicopter, all-inclusive. H125 and H130 on request. For reference, Courchevel → Verbier is from € 3,200 in the H125.

Where exactly do you land?

Sion for the airport connection, or the licensed heliport at Le Châble in the valley — five minutes by car or gondola from Verbier village.

How many passengers and how much luggage?

The Bell 505 takes 3–4 passengers with 2 medium and 2 cabin bags; the H125 takes 5 with ski bags; the H130 takes 6 with ski gear. For full luggage and hard cases, a twin-engine aircraft is quoted on request.

What happens in bad weather?

Mountain flying is VFR and daylight-only. If cloud base drops we rebook, reroute to the valley airport, or arrange a car leg. You are never charged for a weather cancellation.

What is in the price?

One-way, per helicopter, including airport taxes, handling and VAT, from our operators' winter grids. Twin-engine aircraft on request. Peak weeks can carry a premium — we confirm against live availability before you commit.

Shall we plan your Geneva → Verbier arrival?