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CHIPSAN AVIATION HELICOPTER SERVICE TO SABARIMALA:

Pilgrims who can afford it can fly to Sabarimala shrine this Mandalam-Makaravilakku season. The helicopter service to Sabarimala commencing from November 19th onwards to cater to high-end pilgrims and tourists.

The chopper service from Cochin International Airport Ltd (CIAL) will be provided by Delhi-based aviation service provider Chipsan Aviation.

“The to-and-fro helicopter service, priced Rs. 30000 per person can accommodate 6 persons per flight.

The flight will be up to Perunad, the nearest location which has a helipad facility. From there the devotees would be provided an air-conditioned car facility till Pampa, a distance of 40 km and also a preferential Darsan along with Veg South Indian Food will be served for the Devotees. The stay in Sannidhanam has to be taken care according to the PILGRIM choice The same/next day, they would return via helicopter from Perunad, an hour’s ride to CIAL.

If the demand for the service increases, the company have plans to utilize a twin-engine helicopter, which has a seating capacity of 13 people.

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This aerial view is going to remain green forever in the memory of visitors opting to take the chopper ride over Hampi for the next one week.

The 'By Sky' initiative in the temple town is drawing crowds by the hordes, be it riders who want to hop on to the chopper for a panoramic view of the heritage complex or those content with a glimpse of the metal birds. Ballari district incharge minister Santosh Lad inaugurated the rides on Tuesday afternoon, as part of the Hampi Utsav.

Inaugurating the joyrides, Lad said the service is being offered to the people at affordable rates. The minister said a few celebrities would be invited for the Utsav, but the names were yet to be finalised. The three-day Utsav kicks off on November 3, with Chief Minister Siddaramaiah doing the inaugural honours at 6 pm, opposite the Basavanna mantap.

Chipsan Aviation taking enthusiasts for joyrides, much to their glee. The rides - of seven-minute and 10-minute durations - cost Rs 1,900 and Rs 2,600, respectively.

Those taking the ride were treated to a bird's eye view of the Virupaksha temple, car street, Matanga Hill, Anjanadri Hill and the meandering river.

As the helicopters took off for the rides, they were cheered by keen onlookers. While some took pictures of the copters in the sky, others clicked selfies standing by the metal birds. Anjali from Bengaluru had this to say, "I have taken flights many times. But this one was an out-of-the-world experience.

NEW DELHI: At least six companies have received preliminary approval from the government for launching non-scheduled air services in the first four months of this year, mirroring the rising demand for private charters.

In the whole of 2015, just ten entities received the No-Objection Certificate (NOC) from the civil aviation ministry.

he uptrend in granting NOCs comes against the backdrop of government making efforts to bolster the domestic aviation space, which has high growth potential.

Procuring an NOC is the first step in the approval process for starting air services in the country and, subject to fulfilment of conditions, the final nod in the form of Air Operator's Permit (AOP) is granted by the aviation regulator, DGCA.

Latest data from the Civil Aviation Ministry shows that six companies received initial NOCs till early April this year in the 'Non Scheduled Air Transport Services' category.

The firms are LMCS Infra Holdings, U Y Aviation, River Engineering, Chipsan Aviation, AVV Skyshuttle and TAAL Enterprises.

Out of them, LMCS, U Y Aviation and River Engineering got the approval in February while Chipsan and AVV Skyshuttle received the nod in March. The NOC to TAAL Enterprises was given last month.

From January 2014 to April this year, as many as 34 entities have been given NOCs under the 'Non Scheduled Air Transport Services' segment.

During this period, four companies -- including Tata SIA Airlines -- got the initial nod for starting 'Scheduled Air Transport Passenger Services' while four others received the approval in the 'Scheduled Air Transport Regional Services' category, as per the data.

Tata SIA Airlines launched services in January 2015.

According to the data, a total of 43 NOCs were issued in January 2014-April 2016 period across the three segments. However, just six entities have got the AOPs.

Going by estimates, there are nearly 130 registered private charter operators in the country.

Source : http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/

For the first time in Karnataka state the Helicopter tourism was inaugurated in Udupi. This facility is expected to boost the tourism in Udupi district. Delhi origin Chipsan Aviation in coordination with Udupi district administration has begun this facility in Udupi.

Speaking on the occasion Udupi district deputy commissioner Dr. Vishal R. said that in order to develop tourism in coastal area and Western Ghats, for business tours of foreign and outer state students and for the jolly ride of the tourists this Helicopter tourism has been arranged.

There have been 4 – 5 applications every month for granting permission for the landing of helicopters in Kolllur Mookambika temple, Udupi Krishna mutt and Manipal. With such demand in the district there is good scope for helicopter tourism, said DC.

Chipsan Aviation has already obtained permission for landing at Bengaluru and Mangaluru airports. It has already conducted tours at Hampi, Bellary, and Vijaypur utsavs. Currently it has stationed a small 6 seater helicopter at Adi Udupi grounds. As the demand increases it has plans to station bigger helicopter said company managing director Sunil Narayanan.

Chipsan aviation has been successfully operating heli tourism in Kerala and flies about 80 hours there every month. Through helicopter we encourage heritage tourism, adventure tourism and health tourism including flying for medical emergency and for organ transporting.

In this 6 seater helicopter the charges would be about Rs 87,000 per hour. For 10 minutes jolly ride in the sky in and around Udupi each passenger will have to pay Rs 3,000.

Through this helicopter from Udupi one can reach Bengaluru in 1 hour 30 minutes, Mangaluru in 20 minutes, Kollur in 15 minutes and Murdeshwara in 30 minutes.