What is the extra seat policy? - Paradise Helicopter
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What is the extra seat policy?

Guests weighing 270 lbs. or over at check-in, will be charged for an extra seat (discounted 15% before fuel surcharge) for weight and balance purposes. The rate of the extra seat will be determined by the specific tour that they are booked on. This cost is calculated by adding an additional seat to the one that has already been purchased.

Pertains to individual seat tours only. Does not pertain to charters, private tours or tour buyouts.

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