Your safety is our top priority. Please follow these essential guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable helicopter experience:

• Ensure Safe Landing Space
  Always allow sufficient open space for the helicopter to land. Stay clear of the aircraft and maintain a safe distance from the rotor blades. Never rush toward the helicopter.
• Approach from the Front Only
  When entering or exiting the helicopter, always approach from the front. This ensures the pilot can see you clearly and enhances overall safety.
• Listen to the Pilot’s Briefing
  Before the flight, the pilot will provide a safety briefing. Pay close attention and follow all instructions carefully.
• Wait for the Pilot’s Signal
  Only enter or exit the helicopter when the pilot signals it is safe to do so. This helps avoid unexpected hazards during boarding or disembarkation.
• Maintain a Low Crouch
  While walking near the helicopter, always stay in a low crouched position. This minimizes the risk of injury from the rotor blades or debris.
• Secure or Remove Loose Headgear
  Avoid wearing hats or caps that sit above eye level. High rotor wash can easily blow them away. If anything falls off, do not attempt to retrieve it yourself.
• Use Safety Equipment
  Seat belts and headsets must be worn at all times while on board. This ensures your safety and allows for clear communication with the pilot throughout the flight.

Following these safety practices helps us deliver a smooth, secure, and memorable helicopter tour experience. If you have any questions before or during the flight, don’t hesitate to ask your pilot or ground crew.