Helicopter Scenic Flights Melbourne, Australia

All of us at Heli Experiences(TM) are proud to announce the launch of our Multi Heli Cam System installed in the Eureka Skydeck sponsored Helicopter Robinson 44. With interior Video and pilot and passenger Audio record and unique underbelly and tail “Point of View” Cameras, (see below image for specs) this has been an instant success since installation. We send you the DVD the following week. At only $60 it’s great value and fun for all to watch after the event. For more information about Super Saturdays Helicopter Scenic flights click here

The cameras record sensational images around the city scenic flights and sunset flights as well a bay coastal flights. Watch this blog for links to YouTube examples and make sure you let us know when you book our flight as we have to place you in the correct helicopter. For Melbourne helicopter Scenic flights, Melbourne joy flights and winery destinations in the Yarra Valley, Fly with Melbourne’s No1 Scenic flight operator, Heli Experiences(TM).

James has joined the Heli Experiences team and brings a nice brand new white Robinson 44 helicopter with him. Formerly flying around Ayers Rock and a fixed wing pilot as well, he has fitted into our relaxed tourism culture immediately.

New Add to the Heli Experiences Team

Helicopter near Mt Martha

“Just a quick note to say thanks for a thoroughly memorable experience. I stopped over in Melbourne for a couple of days on the way back home to the UK after spending a month in New Zealand and my friend Debbie suggested a helicopter trip over Melbourne. Even though I have done helicopter flights before over cities, I hadn’t thought about the possibility of doing one over Melbourne. I’m so glad that I did – it was fantastic.  It was a lovely sunny afternoon and our pilot, Guy, did an excellent job with his  informative and entertaining commentary!  Debbie & her husband Mark, Melbournites both, really enjoyed it as well and had a whole new perspective on their city.”

Regards,

Roma  (UK) (Flight on 27 Jan 2010)