Follow these key guidelines to enjoy your Raja Ampat helicopter tour safely – from pre-flight prep to emergency basics, whether you're a first-time flyer or a seasoned traveler.
Bring a valid ID – a license and IDP if you're self-driving to the helipad – and check whether a deposit is required. Pay close attention to the crew's pre-flight briefing, covering emergency procedures, seatbelt use, and where to find safety equipment.
Raja Ampat's weather can change quickly, and tours may be delayed or rescheduled for heavy rain or strong winds. Trust the pilot's judgment on flying conditions – delaying a flight is always safer than risking it. Message us on WhatsApp if you need to reschedule.
A few more essentials carry you from takeoff to touchdown and beyond.
Stay seated with your seatbelt fastened, keep belongings secure, and avoid sudden movements. Use the provided headphones to stay in touch with the crew, and let them know right away if you feel unwell.
Wait for the crew's go-ahead before unbuckling and exiting, and keep a safe distance from the rotor blades. Continuing on to Seminyak, Canggu, or Ubud? Arrange chauffeur or self-drive transport in advance.
Note the location of emergency exits, life vests, and safety equipment during the briefing. In the unlikely event of an emergency, stay calm and follow the crew's instructions.
Bring a valid ID – a license and IDP if you’re self-driving to the helipad – plus sunglasses, a camera, and comfortable clothing. Space is limited, so avoid large bags.
Follow the pilot's instructions, keep your seatbelt fastened, and avoid sudden movements. Communicate through your headphones and report any discomfort right away.
Tours may be delayed or rescheduled for bad weather – our pilots prioritize safety and decide based on current conditions. Message us on WhatsApp to arrange rescheduling.
Message us on WhatsApp – we're happy to walk through safety details, rescheduling, or anything else before your Raja Ampat helicopter tour.
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