For helicopter flights, wear comfortable layered clothing, closed-toe shoes, and secure accessories—practical attire ensures safety, comfort, and optimal enjoyment during scenic tours over Tanzania's stunning landscapes.
Helicopter cabins can vary in temperature, and safety considerations limit loose items—dressing appropriately enhances your experience while meeting operational requirements.
KiliFlying Air provides headsets and life vests when needed, allowing focus on comfortable, functional clothing suited to Tanzania's climate and altitude changes.
This guide covers general recommendations, footwear, accessories, photography tips, and seasonal considerations for your flight.
Comfortable, weather-appropriate layers: long pants/jeans and long-sleeve shirts protect from sun and cooler high-altitude air.
Light fabrics for hot days; fleece or jacket for mornings/evenings or higher altitudes.
Closed-toe, flat, secure shoes essential—no sandals, flip-flops, or high heels for safety around rotors and during boarding.
Sturdy sneakers or hiking shoes ideal for potential uneven terrain at landing sites.
Hats, scarves, or loose clothing must be secured or removed to prevent flying into rotors. Sunglasses and sunscreen recommended.
Small cross-body bags or secured pockets better than large loose purses.
Dark-colored clothing (black, navy) minimizes reflections on windows for clearer photos. Avoid white or bright patterns.
Doors-off flights: warmer layers and secure camera straps advised.
Dry season: lighter layers with sun protection. Wet season: quick-dry fabrics and light rain jacket. High-altitude routes: warmer clothing even in summer.
KiliFlying Air briefs on specific needs during confirmation.
Appropriate attire ensures safety and comfort. Contact KiliFlying Air for specific recommendations on your flight.