For the New Berlin City, Berlin Brandenburg Sightseeing Flight, and Candle Flight Dinner, the price is per person. For the Grand Berlin Scenic Flight and German Baltic Sea – Seaside Resort Flight, the price applies to the booking of the entire helicopter.
Depending on the aircraft, it can accommodate 3 to 6 passengers.
The premium service turns you into a VIP when you are greeted and processed for your helicopter flight. You wait in an exclusive area reserved for premium guests and can relax and look forward to the sightseeing flight. During this time, you can toast with Prosecco or soft drinks and watch the helicopter take off and land. When boarding, you will receive a small surprise from our ground stewards that will make your sightseeing flight over Berlin even more unforgettable. The premium service costs an additional €26.00 per person.
You will be informed by phone and in consultation with you will be booked on another date – of your choice – at the known flight times or you will receive a voucher and book yourself again.
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Children have their own seat in the helicopter and therefore do not receive a discount.
You can exclusively secure one of the two available cockpit seats. For all other guests, the pilot will allocate seats on the spot, depending on the weight.
As with all airlines, the maximum weight per seat is 120 kg. Above this weight you will have to book another seat on this flight.
Attention: if the weight is incorrect, you can be excluded from the flight and the ticket will be forfeited.
You can request a cancellation or rebooking by e-mail. The respective costs can be found in our terms and conditions.
An unforgettable flight experience from the capital to the island. Experience the thrill of helicopter flight and enjoy spectacular views of northeastern Germany—over Brandenburg’s vast, deep forests, over lakes and waterways, and over places steeped in history and stories.
To the north, the view stretches endlessly toward Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the land of national parks and home to Germany’s longest coastline. As you approach, the Oderhaff—the large lagoon on the border of two states—comes into view. Surrounded by the lagoon and its tranquil waters, the coast of the island of Usedom can be glimpsed on the horizon.
And then, lined up in a row—at first just as a faint outline, then clear and distinct—three imperial spas on the bright beach.
Your pilot touches the microphone: Dear passengers, we have reached the seaside resort of Heringsdorf with its famous pier and will be landing at the island’s airport in a few minutes.