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Our scenic flights have just gotten better! Indulge in the silent serenity of the Southern Alps with a ski plane or helicopter tour.
You will enjoy the scenic beauty of Aoraki/Mt Cook and the national park surrounding it from takeoff to landing. The snow-capped mountains, the bright blue of the glacier lake and the lush greens of the vegetation are just a few of the magnificent sights you will experience as you fly through the Southern Alps.
Once you’ve travelled up the Tasman Valley, you will make a glacier landing for a picture perfect moment. This incredible journey is 45-minutes long, including a 10-15 min glacier landing, and you will return to the Mount Cook airport once completed.
5 Stars-Truly awesome. There are no words to describe the majestic beauty of standing in a glacier high up in the mountains.
A once in a lifetime experience – don’t leave wondering if you should have done it while you had the chance. – Aug 2023
We can’t wait to share this experience with you. Reserve your Mount Cook helicopter tour or ski plane flight online.
INFANTS: The Civil Aviation Authority stipulates that we operate our aircraft in line with the manufacturers guidelines, one of these guidelines is that there is maximum number of passengers allowed on the aircraft, adult, child or infant. Therefore when an infant is booked on our flights and sits on the lap of a caregiver we are required to leave a seat free for this infant, thus the total maximum number of passengers remains the same. This is why you will see a charge for infants.
Fly in a ski plane or helicopter to enjoy an unforgettable experience of Aoraki/Mount Cook! One aircraft will take you for your Tasman Glacier landing and an alternative aircraft will be your return flight back to the airport.
The ultimate way to see the Southern Alps. Traverse the Main Divide, to the West Coast and view the breath-taking landscape of the Fox Glacier and Franz Josef Glacier, among other features.
Enjoy complete immersion in the Southern Alps, exploring the incredible ice formations of the Tasman Glacier as you ski down New Zealand’s longest glacier, transported by the only Ski Plane operator in the Southern Hemisphere.
