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Iron Bridge and Severn Valley Helicopter Tour for Two

Iron Bridge and Severn Valley Helicopter Tour for Two
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Experience the rich industrial heritage of England from a completely new vantage point on the Ironbridge Gorge and Severn Valley Tour by helicopter! Departing from the ex-RAF base at Wolverhampton Halfpenny Green Airport, you'll soon find yourself hovering above some of Shropshire's most famous landmarks, meticulously preserved to narrate the tale of the Industrial Revolution. The highlight of the tour is the iconic 60m Iron Bridge, a magnificent structure that spans the River Severn in the village of Ironbridge near Coalbrookdale. This bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was the first arched bridge made from locally cast iron and was officially opened in 1787. Witnessing the bridge from the air offers a truly awe-inspiring sight. Your helicopter tour also encompasses other significant landmarks managed by the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust, including the brick kilns, the Blists Hill open-air museum, and the Hay Incline Plane on the Shropshire Canal. Additionally, you'll soar over Bridgnorth with its ruined castle and funicular railway, glide over the 2634-hectare Wyre Forest, and pass above the National Trust-owned Kinver Edge, a wooded escarpment that was once home to two Iron Age hill forts. As the tour concludes, you'll be taken back to base via the Clee Hills, the highest peaks in the county, the renowned West Midlands Safari Park, and Kidderminster.

  • Valid for 12 months
  • West Midlands
  • Flexible Booking
  • Gift Pack Options
  • Free Exchanges
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Very well organised friendly pilot with local knowledge with was helpful.

Reviewed by: Graham S

had a great day, really enjoyed it

Reviewed by: Terry Lewis

Overview

  • Explore Shropshire's industrial heritage
  • A 30min heli tour from Halfpenny Green airport
  • See Ironbridge Gorge, Blists Hill, Hay Incline etc
  • Head back via Clee Hills, Wyre Forest and Kinver Edge
  • Iron Bridge and Severn Valley Tour for Two

Frequently Asked Questions - Flying Experience Experiences
  • Do I need any experience to take part in a flying experience?
  • No prior experience is required. All flights are conducted with a qualified instructor or pilot.
  • What is included in a flying experience?
  • Most experiences include a pre-flight briefing and time in the air, with the opportunity to take the controls under supervision.
  • How long does a flying experience last?
  • Flight times vary depending on the package, typically ranging from 20 minutes to over an hour.
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    • Iron Bridge and Severn Valley Tour for Two
    • Experience the Severn Valley with stunning views across the Wyre Forest and Shropshire Plain
    • Fly for 25-30 minutes on board a Jet Powered Helicopter
    • Look down on Thomas Telford's distinctive Iron Bridge as you fly around Coalbrookdale
    • Travel on to Bridgenorth and across to the West Midlands Safari Park, then down to the Wyre Forest and Kinver Edge
    • Fly onwards to Kidderminster and take in the views of the Clee Hills
    • You will form part of a group of 4-6 passengers for this experience
    • Please allow one hour for this experience
    • Flying activities have maximum weights (per seat) to ensure health and safety along with the comfort of fellow passenger
    • You must enter passenger/participant weight at the time of booking an experience. If weight varies between the time of initial booking and date of flight experience it remains the responsibility of the customer to update their individual weight via their online account prior to flight
    • All passengers will be weighed before flight and if disparity exists between weight disclosed and actual weight (within reason), the passenger may be illegible to fly

    * Pleasure Flights (Helicopter)

    • Group size of One – Max 15 Stone (95kg)
    • Group size of Two – Max 30 Stone (190kg)
    • Group size of Three – Max 43 Stone (273kg)
    • Group size of Four – Max 56 Stone (355kg)
    • Group size of Five – Max 66 Stone (420kg)
    • Group size of Six - Max 76 Stone (485kg)
    • Please note that the maximum weight limit for the Co Pilot Seat on a helicopter pleasure flight varies depending on aircraft and other operational considerations (subject to availability upgrade payable direct)
    • If as a party of one you weigh in excess of 15 stone, you may still be able to fly however you will need to purchase an additional seat. This seat will either have to remain unoccupied or can be occupied by an individual as long as the combined total as listed above is not exceeded
    • Spectators are welcome and may take photos
    • Minimum age six
    • Under 12s must be accompanied by a participating adult
    • Maximum height 6ft 6ins
    • Weight restrictions: maximum 15 stone* please see anything else section
    • Minimum Age: 6 years
    • Maximum Weight: 95.00 kg
    • This product is not eligible for promotional discount codes.
    • Selected weekends between April and October
    • Flights are subject to availability and weather conditions

    Location:

    • Depart from Wolverhampton Halfpenny Green Airport
  •   1 Location in the UK

    • West Midlands
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Restrictions

Minimum Age: 6 years

Maximum Weight: 95.00 kg

Customer Reviews for the Iron Bridge and Severn Valley Helicopter Tour for Two

Very well organised friendly pilot with local knowledge with was helpful.

Reviewed by: Graham S

had a great day, really enjoyed it

Reviewed by: Terry Lewis

excellent, will go again, the pilot was brilliant.

Reviewed by: Michael Baker

First flight in an helicopter pilot was great, fantastic exsperience,do it again.

Reviewed by: Eric Butcher

Well organised, flights on time and good directions to the venue. As other reviewer stated would have been nice to have seen a map of planned flight so we could identify features beforehand

Reviewed by: Liz Barratt

Only one point. The pilot was unable to identify some features on the ground. This was very frustrating. An idea would be to provide a returnable map to the passengers with interesting points marked A,B, etc.The pilot would then be able to point out the features by reference to the map and indicate where we were as we flew along. He was unable to point out the inclined plane.The organisation and ground staff were very good

Reviewed by: John Chatwin

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