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I visited Uluru and Kata Tjuta for the first time in July 2014 and spent the first day seeing Uluru and Kata Tjuta from the ground - an amazing experience. On my second day I booked a 30 minute helicopter flight to see both Uluru and Kata Tjuta from the air. Wow! Seeing the two from the air really put the landscape into perspective and the fault line that links the two together was very evident. I was travelling on my own and sat in the front with the pilot, who was informative, knowledgeable and professional and filled me - a first time passenger in a helicopter - with confidence. I would recommend both the trip and Professional Helicopter Services to anyone, A real 'must do' when at Uluru, it really helped make my trip a truly memorable experience.
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We booked a 10.00am flight to take in the views of Uluru and KAta Tjuta. We were picked up from our hotel and taken to the helipad. It was an unique view especially of Kata Tjuta. The helicopter ride itself was very smooth. We were on the smaller chopper and there was just the two of us. Our pilot was very knowledgable and gave us some fascinating local information.
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Great views on extended 'Grand View' flight around Uluru and the Olgas. Worth doing but disappointed that our group of four adults was joined unexpectedly by a further 2 adult guests. Lovely people but we all agreed it was far too squashed for the 3 people sharing the back seat and definitely much too close (& despite being winter, hot) for comfort plus whoever draws the short straw and perches in the middle is the only one without a window seat and an unobstructed view. Both groups mentioned this when asked for feedback but told that helicopter had to be full to cover costs! Mmm ...... Not good enough at that price .... Or make it clear when taking booking! Suggest you check before booking.
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I absolutely love this products, and as a tour manager i have hundreds if not thousands of people to back this up. I promote it as the best product in the Northern Territory owing to the fact that my pax come back all the time saying that it was the 'wow' moment of their whole NT trip. But let me give you some advice:if you are on a budget then the 15 min flight is amazing. you will get to see Uluru from an incredible perspective and view is nothing short of amazing!BUT in the distance you will see Kata Tjuta (Uluru's non famous big brother) and wish that you had of gone there too, but by then it is too late!The 30 min flight takes you to Uluru and one side of Kata Tjuta and believe me when i say that Kata Tjuta is worth the extra money, but i do need to make a point here, the 1 side that you see on the 30 min flight is the wrong side!!!! The other side, the side that you see on the 36min flight is SOOOOO much more amazing!!!! My tip, either, do the 15 and try not to look at Kata Tjuta in the distance or pay the extra $30 for the extra 6 mins and do the whole thing!!!!From my experience i have found that most of my pax find Kata Tjuta to be more miraculous and dynamic then Uluru. It is higher, bigger and more incredible, most people don't even know it is out there but if you are going to do a helicopter flight, first i would recommend this company as they are very professional and would I professionally would not put all my pax onto a company that i didn't trust, and second, if you can afford it, go for the whole deal (36mins), it is by far and away the most value for money despite being more expensiveoh, and go for a morning flight, it gets quite hot and stuffy in the chopper in the arvo and the wind also generally comes up a bit
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The ride was worth it. To be able to experience and view Uluru and Kata Tjuta from different angles give you a different perspective of the rocks. It's a breathtaking experience. Clint expertly manoeuvred the helicopter that we avoided most bumps, so we had an extremely smooth ride in that heat!
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Picked up from hotel, the driver was polite and friendly. Quickly onboard the helicopter and off. While the pilot was a little robotic, which seemed to be down to does and don'ts they can do, it was an amazing 40 minutes plus. You get to see and appreciate both sites in a unique way. Why climb Uluru when you can see it in style. Expensive but worth every penny.
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The trip covering the Rock, the Olgas and Lake Amadeus is truly worth every cent. You can only really appreciate the magnificence of the geographical structures from the air -or at least gain a broader perspective of them. In the case of the Lake - the 2nd biggest salt lake in Australia - the only way you are going to even get to see it. You haven't heard of it - because quite literally very few of the locals have been there by 4WD as they have to obtain permission from the local custodians to get through the locked gates and even then it is a rare probably once in a lifetime visit for them. So basically you aren't going to see it other than from the air. Good luck even finding a postcard of it. Spectacular it is - untouched by man - the colours of the dried salt the most sublime pastels and given ti is about 180kms long spectacular to see.
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Thoroughly enjoyed our sunset viewing of Uluru and Kata Tjuta and a very professional company who were very accommodating in offering a refund when we brought to their attention a couple of days later that due to their error we had been booked on a longer and more expensive flight than we had requested. Highly recommend this company.
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The pick-up from the hotel was punctual & the driver gave us a swift safety lesson on the trip to the airport. The flight to Uluru allows you to see where the Aboriginals get their inspiration for the designs on some of their art, although they were making them before they ever saw them from the air!
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The staff seem to be on a mission to get you on and off the helicopter as quickly as possible. They need to liven up the whole exercise for customers. Maybe this is their managements problem.