Fly in one of our state-of-the-art luxury air-conditioned helicopters.

This scenic flights will show you the enormous scale of the world-famous heritage site, Angkor Wat. Fly alongside the magnificent Angkor Wat temple and appreciate the spectacular expanse the grand moat encloses.

See a completely different perspective of Angkor Wat and marvel at the size and design of a structure built some 900 years ago. A must see for any visitor to Angkor Wat.

*Tour included:
-Angkor Wat
-Free Insurance
-Angkor Temple Tax 

*Helicopter Safety Procedures

• communication between ground and air shall be established at all times during the operation of the helicopter, using one ground contact.
• The individual attached to the helicopter support truck shall be designated as the person to supervise safety around the helicopter.
• No smoking within 50 feet of the helicopter.
• Unless you’re needed – remain at least 50 feet away from the helicopter.
• Exercise extreme caution when working around helicopters – especially when the helicopter engine is running. Leave and approach the helicopter form the front – with caution. At all times, keep your eyes and head forward.
• Avoid rear and tail sections of helicopter at all times.
• Never walk under the tail section of helicopter.
• Do not extend any equipment vertically into rotor blades – such as cameras, lights, sound booms, etc.
• Carry all equipment parallel to ground within 50 feet of helicopter.
• Pilots are the authorities concerning all helicopter operations – if you have questions, ask them.
• Never, under any circumstances, throw anything such as grip tape, clothing, paper, etc. around the helicopter – whether it is running or not.
• The landing area should be cleared of debris and, where necessary, wet down.
• Protect your eyes as well as your equipment when helicopter is landing and taking off.
• Plot plans and graphics will be prepared to locate landing area, intended flight paths, designated emergency landing sites, and location, as well as types, of explosives and squibs.
• The pilot in command will have final approval as to aerial traverse and hovering positions of the aircraft. All the above procedures are intended to conform with applicable laws and governmental regulations and in the event of any conflict, applicable laws and governmental regulations will prevail.

Helicopter Safety Procedures:

1. Communication between ground and air shall be established at all times during the operation of the helicopter, using one ground contact.
2. The individual attached to the helicopter support truck shall be designated as the person to supervise safety around the helicopter.
3. No smoking within 50 feet of the helicopter.
4. Unless you’re needed – remain at least 50 feet away from the helicopter.
5. Exercise extreme caution when working around helicopters – especially when the helicopter engine is running. Leave and approach the helicopter form the front – with caution. At all times, keep your eyes and head forward.
6. Avoid rear and tail sections of helicopter at all times.
7. Never walk under the tail section of helicopter.
8. Do not extend any equipment vertically into rotor blades – such as cameras, lights, sound booms, etc.
9. Carry all equipment parallel to ground within 50 feet of helicopter.
10. Pilots are the authorities concerning all helicopter operations – if you have questions, ask them.
11. Never, under any circumstances, throw anything such as grip tape, clothing, paper, etc. around the helicopter – whether it is running or not.
12. The landing area should be cleared of debris and, where necessary, wet down.
13. Protect your eyes as well as your equipment when helicopter is landing and taking off.
14. Plot plans and graphics will be prepared to locate landing area, intended flight paths, designated emergency landing sites, and location, as well as types, of explosives and squibs.
15. The pilot in command will have final approval as to aerial traverse and hovering positions of the aircraft. All the above procedures are intended to conform with applicable laws and governmental regulations and in the event of any conflict, applicable laws and governmental regulations will prevail.