HeliGroup, a subsidiary of Helicopter Services, has today opened for business. Heligroup has been formed to focus on the UK helicopter charter and management market and to build upon the advanced training that Helicopter Services currently provide.
HeliGroup, created by entrepreneur Matthew Munson, aims to differentiate itself in the market by providing exceptional customer service that High Net Worth individuals and businesses alike require. This will be achieved through the utilisation of a mixed fleet of helicopters to best meet customer requirements, and by providing concierge services to give the end user a worry free experience. An example of this is HeliGroup’s unique ‘Weather Guarantee’ where HeliGroup’s in-house chauffeur team will ensure charter passengers are cared for no matter the weather, as well as offering a door to helicopter service at no additional cost.
HeliGroup is a subsidiary of Helicopter Services Ltd. Helicopter Services has been established for over twenty years as one of the UK’s most experienced helicopter training, charter and helicopter tour companies. The company provides training for Private and Commercial Pilot Licences, as well as Flight Instructor and Instrument Ratings. The company fleet includes four Agusta A109s, three Airbus AS355s, one Robinson R66, three R44s and five R22s and the Cabri G2.
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