A109s helicopters cannot fly with the tailgate open, so filming can only be done with the tailgate closed.
The passenger tax, or “Luxury tax,” is a state-imposed excise tax on helicopter cab flights charged to the passenger. It is paid to the state through the carrier/company operating the flight on behalf of the passenger.
The excise tax on air cab passenger flights is due for each passenger and at the execution of each leg, that is, the journey from the place of departure to the place of destination, regardless of technical stopovers. The length of the route is equal to the orthodromic distance between the point of arrival and the point of departure plus 95 km. The tax also applies to cab flights made by helicopter.
The amount of the tax is equal to
- 10 euros, if the route does not exceed 100 km.
- 100 euros, if the route exceeds 100 km but not 1,500 km
- 200 euros, if the route exceeds 1,500 km
All passengers are objects to the passenger/luxury tax; children under the age of 2 are considered “infant” and are not required to pay the above tax.
The following form will show you the items allowed/not allowed on board according to ‘Dangerous Goods’ regulations. Forbbiden items on board.
I am a person with mobility impairment, can I travel by helicopter and bring my wheelchair on board?
Our business does not involve organ transport, which is exclusively handled by helicopter rescue.
