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Book NowFor all ages! • 55 mins • Our premier flight over the Mount Cook National Park!
55-minute total trip duration including snow landing.
Please allow approximately 1.5 hours for check-in, safety briefing and your flight.
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Tasman Glacier Lake and fly over the entire length of the Tasman Glacier, the longest glacier in New Zealand. Stand in the snow surrounded by mountains, taking in the stunning view of New Zealand’s highest peak, Aoraki / Mount Cook. Cross the divide to the West Coast to see the impressive Franz Josef and Fox glaciers, with potential views extending to the West Coast and Tasman Sea on a clear day. Finally, enjoy uninterrupted views of the summit ridge of Aoraki / Mount Cook to complete your journey back to base.
Get ready! Here’s what you should know
Departure Locations
Departs and returns from The Helicopter Line Base, Glentanner Park, Mount Cook National Park.
Departure Times and check in
Please call 0800 650 651 (freephone within NZ) or 0064 3 435 1801 (international mobiles), 24 hours prior to departure to reconfirm your booking.
1 hour prior to departure, please call 0800 650 651 for the final weather check.
Check-in closes 30 minutes prior to departure time.
Weather
Your flight is subject to favourable weather conditions; if cancelled due to poor weather, you will be given the option of an alternative date or full refund.
We recommend booking your flights early in your trip with flexibility for weather changes. We don’t want you to miss out.
Flights, landings and routes may vary due to weather and the pilot’s discretion. Flight times are approximate and include your landing.
Minimum passenger numbers apply for flights. Bookings will be coordinated to achieve this where possible.
Prices include concession fees contributing toward conservation and sustainability management.
Drones, iPads and selfie sticks are not allowed on board for safety.