Every helicopter model SkyMatch charters.

5 pax · 120 kts · 340 nm · €1,800–€2,600/hr

The H125 (formerly AS350 B3) is the world's most-used charter and utility single. Hot-and-high capable, doors-off rated, and the global standard for gyro-stabilised film work — from alpine ski lifts to Caribbean photography flights.

7 pax · 130 kts · 330 nm · €2,200–€3,000/hr

The H130 wraps the H125 powertrain in a wider, quieter cabin with panoramic windows — the dominant aircraft for premium scenic tours and short luxury transfers across the Mediterranean and Gulf.

8 pax · 135 kts · 360 nm · €3,800–€5,200/hr

The H145 is the European workhorse for VIP twin-engine charter: IFR-equipped, quiet fenestron tail rotor, and a near-stand-up cabin. The default choice for hop-flights into city helipads and offshore platforms.

7 pax · 154 kts · 460 nm · €3,600–€4,800/hr

The AW109 GrandNew is the fastest light twin on the market — retractable gear, 460 nm range, and the cabin polish Italian operators are famous for. The benchmark for VIP island-hopping across the Mediterranean.

15 pax · 165 kts · 500 nm · €6,500–€9,000/hr

The AW139 is the medium-twin standard for large VIP groups, offshore ops and head-of-state lift. Stand-up cabin, full executive interior, and 500 nm range for genuine intercity sector flying.

7 pax · 145 kts · 360 nm · €3,500–€4,700/hr

The Bell 429 is North America's VIP light twin of choice — flat-floor cabin, quiet ride, and the largest cabin volume in its class. Increasingly seen in European VIP fleets and Gulf executive ops.

4 pax · 110 kts · 350 nm · €1,100–€1,700/hr

The R66 Turbine is the most economical turbine helicopter charter on the market — a four-passenger cabin with a Rolls-Royce RR300 engine. The go-to for short tours, photography missions and entry-level executive transfers.