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VIP Helicopter Paris Sightseeing Private Tour AB CORPORATE AVIATION On demand Private Jets Charter flights in Europe Air Taxis - Rent a Business Jet - Ad hoc Executive Air Charter Member of Amcham, NBAA National Business Aviation Association VIP private tour by helicopter departing from Paris Paris sightseeing private tour to the Chateau de Ferrieres Day return trip - tour description: Helicopter VIP private flight from the heliport of Paris and back to visit the Chateau de Ferrieres - tourist view of the monuments of Paris. Departure from our private lounge at the Heliport de Paris located Porte de Sèvres, scription non contractual. contractual. non scription (private parking and direct access to the helicopters). Take off from the Heliport de Paris View of Paris, Ile Seguin, Boulogne, flying over the west of Paris, perspective of the chateau de Versailles and its French-style gardens. Perspective of the Historical Axis La Defense, Arc de Triomphe, the Champs Elysees, the Place de la Concorde and the Egyptian obelisk, View of the Hippodrome de Longchamp, the Hippodrome de Longchamp, the rchive photos. Indicative de Parc des Princes, the Louis Vuitton Foundation, the Eiffel Tower, the Trocadero, A the Montparnasse tower. flight over the Boulevard Peripherique Sud, Beaubourg, Montmartre, Bercy, the Bibliotheque Nationale, Vincennes (the wood, the castle, the zoo and the hippodrome), flying over the east of Paris. Landing in the gardens of the Chateau de Ferrieres for a snack or lunch. (duration of the flight 0h30mn). Take off from the Chateau de Ferrieres, return flight to Paris by the east Parisian, Vincennes (the wood, the castle, the zoo and the hippodrome), perspective on the main Parisian monuments, sight of the bridges of Paris. Landing at Paris heliport. (duration of the flight 0h15mn). In order to have a nice view the helicopter flies at a height of 300 to 450m. Other tours and personalized routings upon request. Airbus helicopter Squirrel AS355N twin engine turbine: Request a Specifications Crew : one pilot Configuration : 5 passengers maximum quote > Airbus helicopter Dolphin SA365N twin engine turbine: Specifications Crew : two pilots Configuration : 4 to 8 passengers maximum Discover other VIP helicopter tours from Paris: Normandy D-Day beaches, Loire valley castles, Le Mont Saint Michel. AB CORPORATE AVIATION, a simple way of going fast ! Executive air charter, private jets, air-taxi specialist Charter sales contact : founded in 1986, AB CORPORATE AVIATION is the favourite partner of international and French companies, executives AB CORPORATE AVIATION and celebrities. Paris le Bourget airport No investment, no subscription fees, buy only the private flight Zone d’aviation d’affaires you need. F - 93350 Le Bourget- France - For your business trips - For your business events www.abcorporate.com - For your leisure travels: [email protected] our experts are operational 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Tel : +33.1.48.35.88.88 For your travels originating in Europe, our business aircraft Fax : +33.1.48.35.86.27 circle the globe, anytime, anywhere. .
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