Forty minutes from Athens. Direct to JMK or Nammos helipad — skip the five-hour ferry, the tender queue at Psarou, the traffic from town. Mykonos by helicopter means landing at the yacht, the villa, or the beach club itself.
Typical sectors to and from Mykonos — twin-engine aircraft, full charter.
The classic 40-minute hop. Land at JMK or direct to Nammos / villa / yacht.
The Cycladic connection — 25 minutes across the caldera circuit.
Twelve minutes. A brunch hop to Kolympithres or Naoussa.
Direct superyacht deck landing off Psarou, Super Paradise, Platis Gialos.
Sporades jump — 50 minutes north across the Aegean.
Morning out, evening back — beach club lunch, harbour sunset.
Twin-engine aircraft for over-water sectors; single-engine for short scenic loops. All full-charter.
Peak months run May through October; winter ops on request for hotels & villas.
Scorpios opening, Nammos full reset. Yachts arrive from Monaco & Porto Cervo.
Season openingFerragosto weekend. Every villa occupied, every yacht in Psarou. Book 8 weeks ahead.
Peak seasonScorpios sunset sets, Cavo Tagoo gigs. Corporate weekends.
MusicLast arrivals, shoulder-season calm, still-warm sea. Photographer clients.
ShoulderForty minutes gate-to-gate. Commercial flight is 35 min in the air but with check-in, security and ground transfer you lose three hours either side.
Nammos has a licensed helipad; Scorpios uses the adjacent Super Paradise pad. Both require 24h notice and beach-club confirmation.
Yes — if owner has an approved pad. We survey the site 72h ahead: slope, wind, proximity to structures.
HELP-compliant decks only (typically 60m+). Captain coordination 48h ahead.
JMK is H24 during peak summer. Closing-party returns to Athens at 03:00 are routine.
10 aircraft types operating in Greece. Each page lists typical routes, operator partner and full technical specifications.