NEW YEAR’S DAY RACEDAY AT CHELTENHAM 1ST JANUARY 2025
The New Year’s Day Raceday is an unmissable event consisting of seven competitive races. Enhance your travel experience with a helicopter charter to this event with Air Charter service.
NEW YEAR’S DAY RACEDAY AT CHELTENHAM
1ST JANUARY 2025
HELICOPTER TO THE NEW YEAR’S DAY RACEDAY COST: POPULAR ROUTES
Helicopter flights to The New Year’s Day Raceday are the quickest and most exclusive way to travel to and from the event.
London (Battersea Heliport) to Cheltenham cost:
From: £9,800 return* | Duration: 40 minutes
Time saved vs. driving in traffic: Approximately 5-8 hours
Bristol Airport to Cheltenham cost:
From: £6,500 return* | Duration: 20 minutes
Time saved vs. driving in traffic: Approximately 2-4 hours
Birmingham Airport to Cheltenham cost:
From: £8,200 return* | Duration: 25 minutes
Time saved vs. driving in traffic: Approximately 3-5 hours
Gloucester Airport to Cheltenham cost:
From: £4,500 return* | Duration: 5 minutes
Time saved vs. driving in traffic: Approximately 1-2 hours
*Price estimates as of June 2024, subject to change. All prices are plus VAT @20%. The cost of chartering a helicopter to Cheltenham varies depending on the aircraft, the length of your journey and the airports/heliports you’re flying in and out of. Time saved based on a return trip in heavy traffic with additional queuing time to enter and leave the venue/car parks on event days.
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The Jockey club opens car parks at certain racecourses in Surrey to provide a Park & Fly helicopter service. With our partnership with The Jockey Club we have preferred access and can arrange your return helicopter charter to Cheltenham from a variety of other racecourses around the UK.
Epsom Downs Racecourse to Cheltenham cost:
From: £8,000 return* | Duration: 40 minutes
Time saved vs. driving in traffic: Approximately 3-5 hours
Kempton Racecourse to Cheltenham cost:
From: £8,000 return* | Duration: 40 minutes
Time saved vs. driving in traffic: Approximately 3-5 hours
Sandown Racecourse to Cheltenham cost:
From: £8,000 return* | Duration: 40 minutes
Time saved vs. driving in traffic: Approximately 3-5 hours
*Price estimates as of June 2024, subject to change. All prices are plus VAT @20%. The cost of chartering a helicopter to Cheltenham varies depending on the aircraft, the length of your journey and the airports/heliports you’re flying in and out of. Time saved based on a return trip in heavy traffic with additional queuing time to enter and leave the venue/car parks on event days.
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TRAVELLING FROM FURTHER AWAY? PRIVATE JET CHARTER TO THE NOVEMBER MEETING
We can arrange a private jet charter from any location globally to the nearest airport to Cheltenham – Gloucester Airport.
We can also organise your helicopter transfer to take you straight to the action.
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FAQ
How to charter a helicopter?
Get in touch with the team on +44 (0)20 8339 8588 or use the enquiry form above. You will be swiftly connected with an experienced helicopter charter specialist who will organise the charter according to your unique requirements.
How much does a helicopter charter cost?
The cost of a helicopter charter is subject to a variety of factors, such as the size of the helicopter, the length of the flight, and when you’re looking to fly. Naturally, the more passengers, the higher the cost. Contact our helicopter charter team to receive a no-obligation quote.
How many passengers can travel in a helicopter?
The most popular helicopter to charter in the UK is an AW109 twin-engine helicopter which can accommodate up to six passengers. We can also source an H145 or AW139, which can fly up to nine passengers. If you have more passengers than that, we’ll arrange for multiple helicopters to fly the same route.
What is the luggage allowance for a helicopter?
This depends on the type of helicopter and the number of passengers flying. As a rule of thumb, we advise one 10kg soft-sided bag per person. This can be increased if, for example, you have a six-passenger helicopter with only one passenger.
What happens if there’s bad weather?
Helicopters are subject to weather but they aren’t just for sunny days. Their ability to operate in adverse weather depends on several factors, including the severity of the conditions and the type of aircraft. For example, twin-engine helicopters are equipped with advanced navigation systems which can better handle challenging weather situations. Our team will keep you informed of the weather in the days leading up to, and on the day of, your flight and will work with you to rearrange if necessary.