Waikato Helicopter Charter and Transfers

Hours of operation
As required by clients
Months of operation
All Year
Phone number
+64 21 609 560
Free phone number
0800 2ROTOR
Why drive, when you can fly! Skip the traffic and view New Zealand from the sky using our helicopter services. Pick ups and drop offs from any location required.
Get to where you need to be quickly and comfortably. Rotorwork offers comfortable, quick and safe helicopter travel all over the North Island. If you are in a pinch for time or just simply want the ease of travelling by air, we are here to help you reach your destination. We offer airport transfers, tours, remote locations, client activities, employee/staff trip and many more. Talk to the expert team about your upcoming business trip.
Pricing
$600 - 2500 (Adult)
Proximity to Airport:
25 min South of Hamilton Airport.
Proximity to Town:
40 min South of Hamilton.
Parking:
Free parking at Kihikihi Base.
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