Soar over the west Maui rainforest and the north shore of Molokaʻi to view the sea cliffs and waterfalls. Head back over West maui to our amazing Oceanfront Landing location to take in the views. Once done at the landing location the pilot will take back off and continue the tour back to the Kahului Heliport.
Departure time will be within this morning time range. Please contact Air Maui for exact check in and departure time.<br/>Weight Restrictions : Single passengers over 240lbs or 2 combined over 420lbs must buy an extra seat. Accurate weights required at time of booking.
Departure time will be within this afternoon time range. Please contact Air Maui for exact check in and departure time.<br/>Weight Restrictions: Single passengers over 240lbs or 2 combined over 420lbs must buy an extra seat. Accurate weights required at time of booking.
Take off from the heliport and over the ridges of West Maui. Continue across the Pailolo channel to the island of Molokai to explore the tallest sea cliffs, rainforest and waterfalls.
Coming back you will then land at Air Maui’s private oceanfront landing location on the North shore of Maui to take in the views.
Then flight will then continue across the West Maui Mountains and back to the heliport.
Come to the Kahului Heliport and Air Maui Helicopters is the last hanger on the left.
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• Weight restrictions: For a single passenger booking weighing 240lbs or more, a combined weight (2 passengers) of 420lbs or more or for groups of 3 or more an average weight of 200lbs or more an additional seat must be purchased at the time of booking. This is for the safety and comfort of all passengers on board.
• We ask that all passengers wear dark clothing to help have less reflection in the windows when flying and therefore you can get better photos during your tour.
• Mis-representation of body weight may result in cancellation at check-in with no refund therefore providing accurate body weights is very important.
• Not wheelchair accessible. There is no wheelchair lift to accommodate wheelchair passengers nor can the staff personally/physically assist people into the helicopter
• Flight routes & sights may vary due to weather.
• Customers must pay for parking with the QR code at the entrance of the heliport. We have the QR code in our office as well. CREDIT CARD ONLY.
* No bags allowed on board. This includes a purse, fanny pack, backpack, etc.
DIRECTIONS TO HELIPORT:
Address for GPS:
108 Lelepio Place
Kahului, HI 96732
Or follow these turn by turn directions below:
From Lahaina/Kaanapali/Kapalua Area (Allow 60-70 minutes drive time):
Take Hwy 30 to Hwy. 380. Stay straight as 380 turns into Mayor Elmer F. Cravalho Way headed toward the Kahului Airport. Stay in the right hand lane. There will be a "HELIPORT" sign and right hand exit for the heliport. Follow the HELIPORT signs. Once you turn into the heliport, drive to the end. Air Maui is the last hangar on the left.
From Kihei/Wailea Area (Allow 30-45 minutes drive time):
Take Hwy 31 to Hwy 311 (Maui Veterans Hwy) Turn right on Ho'okele St. drive for about 2 miles and turn right onto hwy. 36 (Hana hwy.) Drive about a mile and turn left on hwy. 37 (Haleakala hwy.) Drive 2 blocks to the stop sign. The HELIPORT is straight ahead. Air Maui is the last hangar.
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