Let’s take a closer look at helicopters so you can learn more about this activity and decide to give it a go.
Helicopter Features
A helicopter is powered by one or more horizontal rotors, each with corresponding blades. One of its key advantages, aside from exceptional manoeuvrability or the ability to rotate on the spot, is that it doesn’t need to move forward—it can hover in a fixed position. This means it requires far less space for take-off or landing compared to, say, an aeroplane.
One drawback compared to planes is its lower payload capacity and shorter range. But if you’re looking for a tour of a specific area or a few hours of flight, you’ll have more than enough time.
What are helicopters used for?
Thanks to their features, like ease of handling, they serve diverse roles: from mountain search and rescue to firefighting, aerial photography, filming, transport, or—our focus—air tourism.
Where can I fly in a helicopter?
In Spain, countless companies offer helicopter rides and even pilot licensing. But if you simply want to explore a province, don’t forget your camera—it’s an experience you’ll want to immortalise. You can also gift a helicopter flight—the lucky recipient will never forget it.
We recommend heading to Segovia and contacting Ibercopter. They’ll organise a special day for you and a companion: not just a sunset scenic flight but also a stay at one of the area’s top hotels.
Seeing Segovia from the sky is an unmissable opportunity. You’ll also savour local cuisine—the price includes a lunch featuring the region’s finest dishes.
For other services, they offer photography/filming, surveillance, event coverage, search operations, and more.
Take a helicopter ride and live a unique experience!
