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Cargo lifts by helicopter – for construction sites, agriculture and hard-to-reach areas. compare prices and verified operators, request directly.
Where roads end and cranes cannot reach, the helicopter takes over: cargo flights move material to places that are hard or impossible to access from the ground, such as high-mountain construction sites, along power lines and cableways, in forestry or to supply remote alpine huts. Depending on the helicopter type, loads from a few hundred kilograms up to several tonnes are flown on the external hook. Heavy-lift flights with the largest machines are the speciality of a few dedicated operators. Cargo flights are without exception work flights for companies, municipalities and institutions and are planned and quoted individually. On this page you find Swiss operators holding a FOCA operator authorisation who perform transport and cargo flights. For a concrete project, request a non-binding quote via our form.
Operators in this category
Operators offering services in this category – compare and request directly.
Heavy-lift specialist with over 35 years of experience, transport and assembly flights with loads up to five tonnes, forestry, energy infrastructure and cargo flights worldwide.
Active operator from Bern-Belp and Grenchen; the Heli-West offering is integrated into Mountain Flyers.
External-load specialist, sole European operator of the Kaman K-Max, a helicopter designed exclusively for cargo transport. Focus areas: forestry, construction and assembly.
Nationwide base network; operator for experience, transport and training flights.
Bookable experience and taxi flights with base/address in Balzers.
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