Glacier Helicopters Franz Josef Glacier

New Zealand's South Island is rich in glacier resources, and many places such as Mount Cook and the Mifo Fjord area have a number of small airports to carry out helicopter sightseeing projects. According to the tour guide, New Zealand is one of the few countries that allows helicopters to land on the glacier, and as the climate warms, it is not known whether it will be restricted in the future, and the project is also very susceptible to the weather. Even if the sun is shining under the mountain, the climatic conditions on the mountain will not be allowed to stop. So please cherish and enjoy the pleasure of participating. There is indeed an indescribable beauty overlooking the glacier, and many people will shout excitedly at the moment they step on the ice sheet, completely forgetting that it is not cheap to charge. Although the stay on the glacier is not long, the wind generated by the helicopter rotor is quite strong, and the ice on the ground is not snow, so please do a good job of warm and non-slip measures before departure.

A helicopter was in two rows before and after, and the crew sat 6 people. From the perspective of the air, the glacier shock is not small. Before getting on the plane, you must weigh the weight and safety education. Helicopters generally stay on the glacier for 5 minutes!