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Himalayan helicopter flights done right

Daily scheduled seats and private charters across the Everest region. Book Kathmandu–Lukla, Base Camp, Gorakshep, Namche and more with CAAN licensed operators.

  • CAAN licensed
  • Shared & private
  • Weather rescheduling
1,000+Passengers flown
8CAAN licensed operators
24/7Customer support
20+Successful rescues
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Two ways to reach the Khumbu

We book both — pick the one that fits your budget, your group and your schedule.

Helicopter Airline (fixed-wing)
Best forSpeed, flexibility, high-altitude pickups, groups, emergenciesLowest cost to Lukla, solo travellers and couples on a budget
PricingShared seat from $400 pp, or private charter per aircraftFixed ticket from $199 per person
Where it fliesKathmandu, Lukla and high villages: Gorakshep, Pheriche, Namche, Gokyo, Lobuche, Base CampScheduled airports only: Kathmandu, Ramechhap, Lukla
ScheduleDeparture times by route; private charters on your timingAirline timetable (Sita, Summit, Tara), mostly early morning
Baggage15 kg per passenger on most routes10 kg checked + 5 kg cabin
WeatherVFR only; often flies when airline flights are heldVFR only; delays and cancellations are common
BookingBrowse helicopter routesBrowse airline flights
Popular helicopter routes

Fly where the trail ends

Starting fares for shared seats and private charters. Prices vary by season, availability and demand.

View all 26 routes

Featured experiences

Bucket-list flights

Most popular

Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

From $1,100 / person
  • Flight from Kathmandu into the Khumbu
  • Khumbu Glacier and Everest views
  • Breakfast at Hotel Everest View
Tour details

Base Camp Express

A fixed-schedule service running in April and October, with guaranteed departures and confirmed seats.

  • Kathmandu to Lukla
  • Pheriche to Kathmandu
  • Confirmed seats, set departure times
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Why us

Safety-first, locally run

We handle the logistics so you can focus on the mountains.

CAAN licensed & audited

We work only with Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal licensed operators.

Modern helicopter fleet

Aircraft suited to high-altitude Himalayan operations.

Experienced operating experts

A local team that knows the valleys, the helipads and the weather.

Trained for emergency response

20+ successful rescues and 24/7 emergency coordination.

Weather-aware rescheduling

We monitor conditions and move you to the next safe departure.

Transparent pricing

Clear starting fares for shared seats and private charters. No surprises.

How it works

Booking in four steps

Choose your route

Browse routes or use the price calculator, then pick shared or private.

Send your request

Message us on WhatsApp or use the booking form with your date and group size.

Confirm & pay

We confirm availability and fare, then you pay by bank transfer, card or cash on arrival.

Fly

Arrive at the helipad, board, and enjoy the Himalayas from above.

Our operating partners

Flown by licensed Nepali operators

  • Air Dynasty
  • Altitude Air
  • Annapurna Helicopters
  • Basecamp Helicopter
  • Heli Everest
  • Kailash Helicopter Services
  • Mountain Helicopters
  • Simrik Air

See fleet and services of each partner →

FAQ

Common questions

How much does a helicopter flight to or from Lukla cost?

Kathmandu to Lukla starts from $400 per person on a shared seat, or $2,500 per aircraft for a private charter. Lukla to Kathmandu starts from $580 per person shared. Prices vary by season, availability and demand — use the price calculator for a quick estimate.

What is the difference between a shared seat and a private charter?

A shared seat puts you on a scheduled flight with other passengers and is priced per person. A private charter is priced per aircraft, so it works out cheaper per head for a group and lets you plan the flight around your own group.

How much baggage can I carry?

Most flights allow a maximum of 15 kg per passenger. The Everest Base Camp tour allows 5 kg and Gorakshep to Gokyo allows 10 kg. Heavier loads can sometimes be arranged separately — ask us when booking.

When do helicopters fly?

Operations run daily in the morning flying window under VFR (visual) conditions only, because mountain weather usually clouds over later in the day.

What happens if the weather is bad?

Flights depart only when it is safe. If your flight is delayed or cancelled for weather, we monitor conditions and reschedule you on the next available departure. See our weather delays guide for tips on building buffer days into your plan.

How far in advance should I book?

We recommend booking 3 to 5 days ahead, and earlier in the April–May and October–November peak seasons. Last-minute seats are often possible — message us on WhatsApp for the fastest answer.

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Ready to fly the Himalayas?

Message us now — we reply 24/7 and can often confirm same day.

Traveller feedback

What our passengers say

We only publish reviews written by real passengers.

“The team organised our Lukla flight perfectly… had us on the helicopter within 30 minutes. Exceptional service.”
J. Thornton, UK

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