Helicopter tours and charter support in Nepal
Sharing Heli Nepal
Helicopter tours and charters in Nepal.
Shared helicopter flights and private charters with clear planning around weather, routing, and passenger needs.
Pokhara Helicopter Service
Local helicopter operations hub serving Pokhara and the Annapurna region.
Learn moreEmergency Flight Coordination
Time-sensitive helicopter coordination for urgent transport requests.
Learn moreCustom Helicopter Experiences
Private helicopter routes for travelers who need a tailored schedule or special-purpose flight.
Learn moreAbout us
Sharing Heli Nepal is a locally operated flight desk coordinating shared helicopter flights, private charters and pilgrimage routes across Nepal.
Operated by Pokhara Flight Centre Tours & Travel Pvt. Ltd., we plan every request around real passenger, weather and aircraft requirements.
Local Coordination
Direct support from our Lakeside team before and after your flight.
Weather-Led Planning
Schedules and routes are confirmed against current operating conditions.
Direct Desk Support
Contact the operations desk by phone or WhatsApp for current information.
What we coordinate
Flight Options Available
- Shared helicopter flights (per seat)
- Private helicopter charter (per aircraft)
- Muktinath & pilgrimage routes
- Everest region scenic flights
- Annapurna & Mustang mountain flights
- Mountain transfers & custom routing
Investment
Quoted per request
*Fares are confirmed in writing for your route, date and passenger details. Timing, landings and final commercial terms remain subject to weather, aircraft availability and operator approval.
Check out the aircraft
Airbus Helicopters H125 — the Himalayan workhorse
The scenic flights, mountain transfers and pilgrimage routes we arrange are flown on the single-engine Airbus Helicopters H125 (formerly the AS350 B3e). It is the type best suited to high-altitude landings, short mountain strips and the changeable weather of the Himalaya — its AS350 B3 predecessor set the world record for the highest helicopter landing, on the summit of Everest.
- Aircraft
- Airbus H125
- Typical seating
- 5 passengers
- Common routes
- Everest · Annapurna · Mustang
- Cabin
- Large-window scenic cabin
See the Himalaya the way the crew does
Book your Himalayan helicopter flight today. Pokhara · Kathmandu departures
Interested in flying but not sure where to start?
Send us the region you want to see, your date range and how many passengers are travelling. We will come back with the realistic flight formats — a shared seat, a private aircraft, or a mountain transfer — with the current fare, the operating carrier and what happens if the weather moves.
- · Route feasibility review
- · Current written fare
- · Passenger & weight planning
- · Weather & reschedule policy
No cost to ask · Reply from the flight desk
Popular routes
Scenic Flights
Everest, Annapurna and Muktinath are the most requested routes. Each is still reviewed against current weather, aircraft availability and passenger details before it is confirmed.
Timing on requestKathmandu
Everest Region Helicopter Tour
A weather-led flight into the Everest region, with routing and any landing point confirmed for the day.
Shared Private
Quoted per request
Learn moreTiming on requestPokhara
Annapurna Region Helicopter Tour
A Pokhara departure toward the Annapurna range, planned around visibility, weather, and route access.
Shared Private
Quoted per request
Learn moreSee the Himalaya. The best way to fly. Daily departures
Why fly
A scenic flight covers in under an hour what takes days of trekking to reach — with the same mountains, seen from the altitude the crew flies them at.
Everest · Annapurna · Muktinath routes
Before you reserve
What good helicopter planning should give you
Clear answers are more useful than generic promises. These are the standards our operations desk applies to every request.
Operational Clarity
We explain routing, passenger requirements, timing, and known limitations before confirmation.
Shared And Private Options
Compare per-seat shared departures with a private aircraft arranged around your group.
Local Expertise
Locally based operations for fast coordination and on-ground support.
Straight answers
Nepal helicopter questions, answered
The things travellers ask us most, answered the way we would answer them on the phone.
Who operates helicopter flights booked through Sharing Heli Nepal?
Flights are operated by licensed Nepali air operators. Sharing Heli Nepal coordinates the request and states the operating carrier in the written quotation before any payment is taken. It does not own or operate the aircraft.
What is a shared helicopter flight in Nepal?
A shared flight places compatible passengers on the same aircraft and route, so the aircraft cost is divided per seat instead of per aircraft. A shared seat is a request, not a scheduled service: it becomes a confirmed departure only once enough compatible passengers, the aircraft, weather, route and permissions all line up.
What determines the price of a helicopter tour in Nepal?
Price is driven by the route and flying time, whether the booking is per seat or for the whole aircraft, total passenger and baggage weight, the number and altitude of landings, national park and permit fees, and the aircraft's positioning that day. A written quote for a specific date is the only reliable price.
How many people fit in a Nepal tour helicopter?
The single-engine H125 / AS350 B3e class helicopters used on most Nepali mountain routes carry up to five passengers, but high-altitude landings often reduce that. Operators plan by combined weight, not headcount, which is why accurate individual weights are requested at booking.
Is a landing at Everest Base Camp guaranteed?
No. Landings near Everest Base Camp or Kala Patthar depend on weather, visibility, aircraft performance at altitude, passenger weight, permissions and the operating pilot's decision on the day. Any operator guaranteeing a landing in advance is overstating what can be promised.
What is the best time of year for a helicopter tour in Nepal?
Post-monsoon (October–November) and pre-monsoon (March–April) generally give the most stable visibility for mountain flights. Morning departures are preferred year-round because cloud typically builds through the day. No month guarantees clear conditions, so a buffer day materially improves the odds.
Regions we fly
Choose the landscape
Start with a region and compare the practical flight options, departure points and route requirements.
Where we operate
Our flight desk sits in Lakeside, Pokhara — a short drive from the airport and the departure point for most Annapurna, Mustang and Muktinath routes. Walk in, call, or send your plan ahead.
- Phone
- +977-9856028155
- Hours
- Daily flight coordination by request
Ready to fly?
Send us the route, date and passenger details. Our team will confirm the suitable flight format, current fare and next steps.