Can I Eat or Drink During a Helicopter Flight?
Light non-alcoholic drinks and small snacks are permitted on longer helicopter flights with care to avoid spills—short scenic tours are best enjoyed without food or drink for comfort and safety.
Can I Eat or Drink During a Helicopter Flight: Onboard Guidelines
Helicopter cabins are compact with potential for turbulence, making careful consumption important to prevent messes and maintain safety.
KiliFlying Air allows reasonable refreshments on appropriate flights while prioritizing clean, secure operations.
This guide covers general policy, recommendations by flight type, prohibited items, special arrangements, and practical tips.
General Policy
Non-alcoholic beverages in secure bottles and light, non-messy snacks permitted on flights over 30 minutes.
Alcohol strictly prohibited for safety reasons—no exceptions.
Short Scenic Flights
Typically 30-60 minutes: recommend no food or drink to avoid motion discomfort and focus on views.
Bottled water often provided or allowed if sealed.
Longer Charters and Transfers
Extended duration: light snacks (nuts, fruit, sandwiches) and drinks welcome. Use spill-proof containers.
Private charters allow more flexibility including pre-arranged catering.
Safety and Cleanliness
No hot liquids, strong odors, or crumbly/messy foods. All items must be secured during takeoff/landing.
Waste disposed properly—bins or bags provided.
Special Arrangements
Champagne or picnic baskets for celebrations arranged on private flights with notice. Dietary requirements accommodated.
Medical needs (hydration, medication) always prioritized.
Frequently Asked Questions
Appropriate refreshments enhance longer flights. Contact KiliFlying Air to discuss options for your journey.