Cargo lifts by helicopter

We can lift practically anything that can be safely rigged for hook suspension – building materials such as roof trusses, glulam, timber and insulation, technical equipment such as heat pumps and ventilation units, machinery, generators, Big Bags and much more. Maximum weight depends on helicopter type, weather and route.

Yes, archipelago transports are one of our most common mission types. We fly materials directly from the mainland to the island and set the load down exactly where it will be used – no jetty, ramp or ferry connection required.

Yes. Heat pumps, cooling units and similar installations are typical lift items – especially when placed on roofs, courtyards or holiday homes in the archipelago where a ground-based crane can't reach.

Yes, Big Bags and bulk sacks of gravel, soil, demolition material or waste are very efficient to move by helicopter. We can deliver material in and take waste out in the same operation.

Every mission starts with a needs analysis, risk assessment and flight plan. We walk through load, lift points, safety zones, weather and on-site communication. When needed we coordinate with ground crews, contractors and authorities.

Most cargo lifts are completed in a few hours. Larger projects with many lifts may take a full working day or more. Helicopter lifts are almost always significantly faster than ground-based alternatives.

Price is mainly driven by route, number of lifts, total flight time, load weight and any need for extra equipment or personnel. We always provide a clear quote after a short needs analysis.