Atlas Helicopters

Atlas Helicopters Luxury Helicopter Charters across the UK & Europe 🚁
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Atlas Helicopters was established in 2001 in response to the ever-increasing helicopter charter and helicopter hire market within the UK and near Continent. Now with operational bases in Portsmouth, London, Biggin Hill, Redhill and Stapleford we have an extensive fleet we are one of the leading providers of business helicopter flights and private helicopter charter in the UK. Backed by a team of d

edicated and experienced professionals, Atlas offers a friendly and efficient service making helicopter charter seamless and stress free. Atlas prides itself on the presentation of the helicopter fleet and pilot workforce, with pilots being especially attuned to the needs of our clients and their guests.

...you decide on an evening like this that you would rather be somewhere different for dinner.No need for reservation pa...
05/06/2026

...you decide on an evening like this that you would rather be somewhere different for dinner.

No need for reservation panic. No three hours stuck on the M40. You lift off from London and by the time a church clock strikes eight you're walking up the path to an incredible country pub in the Cotswolds, past those butter-coloured stones still holding onto the day's warmth.

Salt-marsh lamb. Home-made bread, still oven hot. Good wine on the terrace. And a walk through the lanes while there is enough light to watch swallows.

Not once does anyone have to think about the drive home.

This is what summers are for.

Book a flight with Atlas.

02/06/2026

Le Mans after dark. The prototypes are running flat out on the Mulsanne and the headlights are picking up rain on the track. The lap times are actually getting faster.

By midnight the crowd is three-deep at the Dunlop Bridge. At two in the morning they're still there, drinking coffee and waiting for the sun to come back up.

And who can blame them? It's the greatest race in the world and you NEED to experience it in person.

We can have you there in 75 minutes from London.

Le Mans 24 Hours, June 10–14.

Drop us a line.

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Monaco this weekend. The harbour is crammed with superyachts, the streets echo with engines, the Fairmont Hairpin is cal...
25/05/2026

Monaco this weekend. The harbour is crammed with superyachts, the streets echo with engines, the Fairmont Hairpin is calling.

When your plans cross the Channel, Atlas arranges fixed-wing charter with the same attention to detail as the helicopter that gets you to the airport. The routing, the timing, the care. It all applies, whether you're lifting off from your garden or crossing to the Continent.

The scale changes. The service doesn't. This is private jet charter from Atlas.

20/05/2026

Headset on. The ground drops away and suddenly the roads, the rooftops, the office, the emails... all of it shrinks to nothing. For the next forty minutes the only thing that matters is whatever's in your glass and wherever you're going.

Most people don't expect to love this part. And then they do. There's something about the perspective from up here that makes you realise how little distance there really is between where you are and where you want to be.

This is your time.

We landed at Battersea heliport while the city was still waking up, followed the silver thread of the Thames in from the...
18/05/2026

We landed at Battersea heliport while the city was still waking up, followed the silver thread of the Thames in from the west and were through the gates of Chelsea before the crowds had even finished their first coffee. Get there early. That's the trick.

And what a morning. The show gardens stopped us in our tracks, as they always do. This year's are some of the most inventive we've seen. Designers pushing at boundaries, planting for pollinators, thinking in ways that make you want to rip up your own lawn and start again. The Great Pavilion is overwhelming in the best way: the colour, the fragrance, the sheer ambition of it all.

We ended up in the Spring Garden for champagne and Jeremy Chan's pistachio Basque cheesecake, which has already become the thing everyone's talking about. Outside, Chelsea in Bloom was dressing the King's Road in flowers from Sloane Square to the Duke of York.

It's not just gardening. It's one of the great events of the London calendar. And the only way to beat the traffic is to fly over it.

Chelsea Flower Show runs May 19-23. Book your flight today.

🧳 Client: I want a long weekend somewhere close that doesn't feel like England. Warm, great food, not too far.🛎️ Concier...
14/05/2026

🧳 Client: I want a long weekend somewhere close that doesn't feel like England. Warm, great food, not too far.

🛎️ Concierge: Jersey. Forty-five minutes from London and it genuinely feels Mediterranean when the sun's out. Stay at Longueville Manor. It sits in 18 acres of gardens and woodland, and the restaurant uses produce from their own kitchen garden. The lobster thermidor is exceptional.

🧳 Client: What about during the day?

🛎️ Concierge: Hire bikes and ride the old railway path along the south coast. The cliff walks around La Corbière are stunning in May. The wildflowers are at their peak and you'll have stretches entirely to yourself. And if you're a seafood person, lunch at the Oyster Box in St Brelade's Bay is non-negotiable.

🧳 Client: Forty-five minutes, really?

🛎️ Concierge: Really. You'll be on the beach before lunch.

☎️ Call our concierge and we'll plan the perfect escape.

11/05/2026

May on the Spey. The river is running high after the spring melt and the salmon are moving.

You've been out since dawn with a gillie who's fished these banks for forty years and tells stories about every pool and eddy by name. The cast is improving. The midges haven't arrived yet. And back at Craigellachie the copper dog is polished and ready. That's what they call the bar, and it has over 900 whiskies to work through after a long day on the water.
This is Scotland at its most generous.

The days are long, the light is extraordinary, the landscape is doing everything it can to make you stay.
We can fly you to the Highlands from Edinburgh or Glasgow in 30 minutes, or from Manchester in just over an hour.

There's a walled kitchen garden where the chefs pick what's for dinner that afternoon. The greenhouse is warm and smells...
07/05/2026

There's a walled kitchen garden where the chefs pick what's for dinner that afternoon. The greenhouse is warm and smells of tomatoes on the vine. The Otter Valley rolls out below the Elizabethan house in that particular shade of Devon green that exists nowhere else.

The Pig at Combe is where you go when you want to eat brilliantly, sleep deeply and remember what May is supposed to feel like. The 25-mile menu means everything on the plate is sourced hyper-locally, and you can taste it. Wood pigeon from the estate, crab from the Jurassic Coast, asparagus from the garden you walked through on the way to breakfast.
It's the kind of place that's hard to leave. Which is why you don't want to waste half a day getting there.

We can fly you to Devon in under an hour from London. Your weekend starts the moment you lift off. Give us a call.

You used to leave the house at six to make a nine o'clock meeting in London. Two and a half hours on the train, each way...
04/05/2026

You used to leave the house at six to make a nine o'clock meeting in London. Two and a half hours on the train, each way. Five hours of your day gone before you'd said a useful word to anyone.

Now you leave at eight, land at quarter to nine, and you're home by two. Which means you're the one picking the kids up from school. You're the one at the kitchen table when they get in, asking about their day while the kettle boils and the dog gets underfoot.

It's not the big things that helicopter travel gives you back. It's the ordinary things. The ones you didn't realise you were missing.

Give us a call. We'll buy you some time.

No wonder they call Newmarket 'the Headquarters'. Over 350 years of sporting history on the famous Rowley Mile, and this...
02/05/2026

No wonder they call Newmarket 'the Headquarters'. Over 350 years of sporting history on the famous Rowley Mile, and this weekend it hosts the first two Classics of the flat season.

The Guineas Festival runs May 1-3, and you can feel the anticipation building from the moment you arrive. The bookmakers are chalking up odds in the Parade Ring, the crowd is two-deep at the rail, a murmur of serious conversation between people who know their bloodlines. Then they're off and the Rowley Mile does what it does: sorts the champions from the contenders in a breathtaking straight-line sprint that leaves you speechless.

And afterwards? The afternoon stretches out. Champagne in the Jockey Club Rooms, where the portraits of racing legends line the walls and the stories flow as freely as the fizz.

We still have availability for private charter to Newmarket this weekend. Give us a call.

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