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Robinson R66
The Robinson R66 is a versatile and highly efficient light turbine helicopter designed for a wide range of applications, from private charter to aerial work. It is known for its excellent performance, reliability, and cost-effectiveness, making it a popular choice for both individual and commercial operations.
The Robinson R66 Now Available for Charter Across Various African Countries
We are pleased to offer the Robinson R66 helicopter for charter across multiple countries, including Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Zambia, South Africa, and more
Our charges are based on hourly rates or specific destinations, covering round trips, 16% VAT, and landing charges, which vary by country or airport.
For bookings and more details on availability, feel free to contact us.
What You Get with Our Robinson R66 Helicopter
- VIP home-to-airport transfer for seamless travel.
- Complimentary bottle of champagne during the journey.
- Exclusive gift hamper for a luxury experience.
- Business class lounge check-in & VIP entrance access.
- After the flight, clients are returned safely to their home.
Is the Robinson R66 comfortable for passengers?
Yes, the R66 is designed with passenger comfort in mind. It features a spacious cabin with ergonomic seating and large windows that provide excellent visibility, making it ideal for both short trips and scenic flights.
What is the speed of the Robinson R66?
The R66 has a maximum cruise speed of around 140 knots (about 160 mph or 260 km/h), allowing it to travel efficiently over short to medium distances.
What is the fuel consumption of the Robinson R66?
The Robinson R66 typically consumes around 15 to 18 gallons of fuel per hour, depending on flight conditions. This makes it a fuel-efficient option for short to medium-range trips.
Is the Robinson R66 suitable for long-distance flights?
The R66 is ideal for short to medium-range flights due to its fuel capacity and range. It has a maximum range of approximately 350 nautical miles (around 650 km), which makes it suitable for regional travel but not for long-haul flights.