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When is the best day to book for good weather for my helicopter tour or charter?

Weather is a natural phenomenon that is largely unpredictable and can change at the last minute. Our pilots consult weather patterns daily and our team monitors weather conditions constantly. If you are worried about the weather, we recommend booking your flight for early in your Hawaiian vacation so if the weather doesn’t cooperate you can reschedule for another day. Rest assured we are actively monitoring the weather, however feel free to keep an eye on the Weather Channel or a similar weather reporting service. We do have a 48 hour cancellation policy so contact us at least a day in advance to make any changes or cancellations.

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