We offer our Bell 430 exclusively for custom charter flight guests. The Bell 430 comes equipped with two Rolls-Royce engines and offers dual pilot capabilities. You will fly in comfort in a newly refurbished interior that can be configured to accommodate up to seven guests, with five window seats and extra leg room – great for exploring the islands on a sightseeing charter. With a cruising speed of roughly 160 mph, you can easily transit between islands while avoiding the hassle of a commercial airline. The Bell 430’s spacious cabin is capable of carrying carry-on luggage or golf bags along with you on your inter-island flight.

Smooth, reliable, and spacious, the Bell 407 has the most window seats of any Hawai’i tour helicopter (5 window seats). Our Bell 407 aircraft fly guests on custom private charters and tours.

These aircraft have dual pilot capability and were named by the Business Jet Traveler magazine as the most desirable single-turbine helicopter by 3:1 over all competitors in a poll of their executives and high net-worth readers. In Business Jet Traveler’s 8th ANNUAL Readers’ Choice Survey, Bell helicopters were given the highest reliability ratings and were the most preferred aircraft in the light helicopter class.

When we perform business-to-business operations, we may also use the Bell 407 which is valuable to our commercial clients for its comfort, capacity, and speed. Powered by a Rolls-Royce engine, our Bell 407 helicopters can be equipped with floats for overwater travel. Bell 407 aircraft are also available with sliding doors or belly mounting which are desirable for professional filming and photography charters.

A lightweight but powerful single Rolls-Royce 250-C20B turbine engine powers this aircraft, making it the perfect option for nimble turns, doors-off, and shorter flights. Flying doors-off on an MD 500 is preferred by professional photographers and videographers due to its graceful maneuverability and responsive handling. If the doors are on the aircraft, each seat still offers a direct front or side window view (from the front or side of the helicopter).

Some of our Hughes MD 500 aircraft have been converted into exact replicas of “The Chopper” in the original TV show Magnum P.I. and fly tours out of our base at Turtle Bay Resort on O’ahu. Guests can climb aboard a custom-painted chopper to experience the major aerial sights shown in the helicopter opening scenes of Magnum P.I.