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A helicopter flying past a snow-covered summit at the Jungfraujoch in the Swiss Alps

Private helicopters · Swiss Alps

Helicopter Charterin the Swiss Alps

Geneva, the Valais, Gstaad and the Engadin, arranged privately.

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Accrocar arranges private helicopter flights in the Swiss Alps through licensed operators: from Geneva or Sion to Zermatt, Verbier, Gstaad and the Engadin, and onward connections for private jet arrivals. Each resort is served differently, by a heliport, an airfield or a landing site the operator confirms, so every request is checked against the exact place, the date and the weather before a proposal is sent.

The destinations

Switzerland, resort by resort.

How each resort is reached by helicopter. The operator confirms the landing for your date.

  • Zermatt in winter, the Matterhorn above the village

    Heliport

    Zermatt

    Valais

    A village without ordinary cars, below the Matterhorn, with its own heliport.

  • Verbier in late-afternoon light below snow-covered slopes

    Le Châble

    Verbier

    Valais

    Transfers land at Le Châble, in the valley below the resort; operators publish routes from Geneva and Zermatt.

  • A log chalet in deep snow above Gstaad, a range of peaks beyond

    LSGK

    Gstaad

    Bernese Oberland

    The Saanen airfield, minutes from Gstaad, receives helicopters with prior permission.

  • St. Moritz at dusk, its lights along the frozen lake below snowy peaks

    SMV · 1,707 m

    St. Moritz

    Engadin

    The Engadin airport at Samedan, one of the highest airports in Europe.

  • The Jet d’Eau rising over Lake Geneva

    GVA

    Geneva

    Gateway

    The international gateway, where a private jet can meet the helicopter onward.

Published flights

Flights in the Swiss Alps.

Scenic and private flights operators publish from Swiss bases, from the Matterhorn to the Bernina.

  • Snow-capped Alps above the rooftops of Geneva and a strip of the lakeScenic flight

    From Geneva · Mont Blanc

    Mont Blanc from Geneva

    From Geneva Airport to the Mont Blanc massif; the longer flight includes a stop on the Trient glacier, in Switzerland.

    • 60 or 70 min
    • Private flight · Up to 5 passengers
  • Piz Bernina and the Pers Glacier, seen from Diavolezza in the EngadinPrivate tour

    From St. Moritz · Engadin

    St. Moritz and the Bernina

    From Samedan over the Bernina glaciers, with a stop at the Corvatsch or in Soglio.

    • 25 or 35 min
    • Private flight · Up to 5 passengers
  • The Matterhorn in winter, seen from high on the Klein Matterhorn above ZermattScenic flight

    From Zermatt · Valais

    Matterhorn scenic flight

    From the Zermatt heliport around the Matterhorn. A stop at Testa Grigia or Unterrothorn can be combined.

    • 20, 30 or 40 min
    • Private flight · Up to 5 passengers
  • The Matterhorn lit at dawn, seen from Sunnegga above ZermattFlight with lunch

    From Zermatt · Valais

    Matterhorn flight with lunch

    A flight around the Matterhorn, then a landing at Unterrothorn for lunch.

    • 20, 30 or 40 min
    • Private flight · Up to 5 passengers
    • Stop: Unterrothorn
  • The Matterhorn above the snow-covered village of ZermattScenic flight

    From Raron · Valais

    Aletsch and the Matterhorn from Raron

    From the Raron heliport over the Bietschhorn or the Aletsch glacier, or 45 minutes to the Matterhorn or the Jungfraujoch.

    • 20, 30 or 45 min
    • Private flight · Up to 5 passengers
  • A black helicopter flying above jagged snow-capped peaks under a deep blue skyPrivate tour

    From Zermatt · Valais

    The icons of the Alps

    An hour over the great summits of the Swiss Alps, from Zermatt or Raron.

    • 60 min
    • Private flight · Up to 5 passengers
  • The Gorner Glacier flowing from Monte Rosa above ZermattPrivate moment

    From Zermatt · Valais

    A private mountain landing

    Thirty minutes of flight and thirty on an authorised Swiss mountain landing site, for your party alone.

    • 30 min
    • Private flight · Up to 5 passengers
  • The Grand Combin massif behind snowy ridges in the ValaisScenic flight

    From Sion · Valais

    The Valais from Sion

    From Sion airport over the Combins and the great 4,000-metre peaks, or to the Matterhorn.

    • 15, 20, 30, 45 or 60 min
    • Private flight · Up to 5 passengers
  • The snow-covered peaks of the Jungfrau region above the forests near LauterbrunnenScenic flight

    From Gstaad · Bernese Oberland

    Gstaad and the glaciers

    From Gstaad over the Saanenland and Glacier 3000, to the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, or to the Matterhorn and Mont Blanc.

    • 15, 30, 50, 60 or 80 min
    • Private flight · Up to 5 passengers
  • The Lauterbrunnen valley in golden evening light, a hay barn in the foregroundScenic flight

    From Lauterbrunnen · Bernese Oberland

    The Jungfrau from Lauterbrunnen

    From Lauterbrunnen over the Jungfrau and its glaciers; one flight includes a glacier landing.

    • 13, 20, 30 or 70 min
    • Private flight · Up to 5 passengers
  • The Dents du Midi under fresh snow above a fir forestScenic flight

    From Collombey · Chablais

    Dents du Midi and Mont Blanc

    From Collombey over the Dents du Midi and the Chamossaire, or 45 minutes to Mont Blanc.

    • 15, 20 or 45 min
    • Private flight · Up to 5 passengers
  • The limestone towers of the Tour d’Aï and the Tour de Mayen above LeysinScenic flight

    From Leysin · Chablais

    Tour d’Aï and Dents de Morcles

    From Leysin over the Tour d’Aï and the Dents de Morcles.

    • 15 or 30 min
    • Private flight · Up to 5 passengers
  • The great curve of the Aletsch Glacier under broken cloudScenic flight

    From Gampel · Valais

    Lötschental, Aletsch and the Matterhorn

    From Gampel over the Lötschental or Goms, the Aletsch glacier, or an hour to the Matterhorn.

    • 15, 40 or 60 min
    • Private flight · Up to 5 passengers

Flights and routes published by licensed operators, checked October 2026. Times are the operators’ indicative figures; availability, timing and price are confirmed by the operator for each request, and nothing is booked until you approve a written proposal.

Gateway airports

Where Swiss journeys begin.

Context rather than a promise: the operator confirms the departure point for each flight.

  • GVA · LSGG

    Geneva Airport

    Geneva

    The main gateway to the western Alps, with a business aviation terminal. Helicopter stands are booked in advance by the operator.

  • SIR · LSGS

    Sion Airport

    Valais

    The regional airport of the Valais, in the Rhône valley, close to the Valais resorts.

  • SMV · LSZS

    Engadin Airport

    Samedan

    At 1,707 m, near St. Moritz: the gateway to the Engadin.

Flying in Switzerland

What decides a flight in the Swiss Alps

Landing rules, customs and the weather. These are the questions the operator answers before you receive a proposal.

  1. Authorised landing sites

    Helicopters land at airports, heliports and other sites permitted by the federal authorities. Mountain landing sites are designated, few and regulated.

  2. Each resort is different

    A heliport in Zermatt, an airfield at Saanen and Samedan, a confirmed landing point elsewhere. The operator checks the exact place.

  3. Crossing a border

    Flights to or from France or Italy follow customs rules on both sides; the operator handles the formalities and the choice of airfield.

  4. Weather

    Helicopters fly by sight in the mountains: low cloud, wind or snowfall can delay or cancel a flight, sometimes on the day.

  5. Skis and luggage

    Weight and space are limited. Soft bags travel best; bulky luggage may follow by road or rail.

  6. The helicopter

    The operator confirms the aircraft available for your date, your passengers and your luggage.

No landing is promised before the operator confirms it in writing.

Our role

Concierge, not operator

Accrocar acts as a concierge and charter arranger. Flights are operated by appropriately licensed third-party air carriers. Aircraft, routes, permits, pricing and availability are subject to operator confirmation.

  • Each request is quoted on its own: no fare table, no live prices
  • The proposal sets out the aircraft, the schedule, the price and the conditions
  • Nothing is booked until you approve the proposal in writing

Questions

Helicopter charter in the Swiss Alps: your questions

Yes, on request, subject to the operator and the weather. Zermatt has a heliport, and operators publish this route at about 45 to 55 minutes; the timing is confirmed in the proposal.

Operators publish transfers to Le Châble, in the valley below Verbier, from Geneva and Zermatt. The last part of the journey is by road.

Yes, on request. Gstaad is served by the Saanen airfield and St. Moritz by the Engadin airport at Samedan; both need the operator’s confirmation for your flight.

Yes, subject to the operator. The flight crosses a customs border, so the operator gives prior notice and checks that the landing site accepts it.

It depends on the route, the helicopter and the weather on the day. The operator states the timing in the proposal.

Safety decides: the operator can delay or cancel a flight. Plan the road or rail alternative with us in advance.

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Switzerland, from above.

Your airport, your resort and the date are enough to start. The operator confirms the flight before you receive a proposal.

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