Hughes 500 4-Passenger Doors-Off Helicopters
FLY WITH KAUAIʻS FINEST PILOTS Our long history of providing rescue services for the Kauai Fire Department makes our pilots highly qualified for your Doors-off Helicopter adventure. In addition, our 4-passenger Hughes 500 Helicopters has NO MIDDLE BACK SEATS, giving you the best aerial views possible. Don't settle for less, fly Airborne! Certified FAA Part 133, 135, 136 and OAS-Carded.
About this activity
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Additional Information
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- *Every seat is a window seat! Actual assignment for Open Seating will be determined at checkin and only after completing a proper weight & balance: The pilot sits on the [Left-Front]. Passenger 1 [Front-Center window seat], Passenger 2 [Front-Right window seat], Passenger 3 [Left-Rear window seat], Passenger 4 [Right-Rear window seat].
- The following Weight Restrictions require purchasing (1) additional seat: Single Passengers that exceed 240 lbs. or parties of two (2) with a combined weight that exceed 400 lbs. For parties of 4 the maximum combined weight allowed onboard is 745 lbs.
- Checkin 30 minutes prior to flight time.
- Camera devices are welcomed but must be tethered.
- Minimum 10 years of age.
- This is a shared tour up to 4 guests, for private tours select 4 seats upon booking.
- No scuba diving within 24 hours of departure.
Includes
- Two-way communication headsets
- 4 Passenger Doors-Off Helicopters
Itinerary
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380' waterfall featured in the movie Jurassic Park.
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Waimea Canyon : The Canyon spans approximately 10 miles long and 3 miles wide, filled with multiple waterfalls.
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Na Pali Coast : Na Pali Coast, the crown jewel of Kauai. The massive seacliffs spans 17 miles long and towering over 3000' above sea level.
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Hanalei Valley features more waterfalls and scenic rivers.
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Mt. Waialeale : With an average rainfall that exceeds 450 inches per year, Waialeale is the wettest spot on earth.
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