The twin-engine AW139: Speed and safety for Aegean crossings.

AW139 Transfer Specs

• Fleet Year: 2022 – 2024 Models
• Group Size: Up to 8 Passengers
• Speed: 306 km/h (Swift Transit)
• Cabin: Quietest in its Class
• Luggage: Dedicated External Bay
• Safety: Full Offshore/Overwater Equipment

Why the AW139 is Built for Transfers

A successful helicopter transfer from Bodrum to Mykonos requires more than just speed; it requires comfort. The AW139’s interior provides an executive environment with low vibration levels and wide leather seating. Its twin-engine configuration is the global benchmark for over-water safety, making it the preferred choice for high-net-worth travelers visiting the Greek Islands.

Spacious 8-seat cabin for groups and families.

Rapid Boarding

Time is your most valuable asset. Our transfer service ensures you bypass commercial terminal delays at both Bodrum (BJV) and Mykonos (JMK).

International Expertise

Crossing borders by helicopter involves strict regulation. We manage all flight plans, customs, and passport controls for a stress-free international transfer.

Helipad Direct

Our coordination team can arrange direct transfers to private helipads near Scorpios, Nammos, or your private villa, ensuring you arrive exactly where you need to be.

Inquiry

Submit your request for a Bodrum to Mykonos transfer via WhatsApp or our web form.

Tailored Quote

Receive an all-inclusive quote for the AW139 helicopter, covering all international fees.

Confirmation

We finalize the cross-border flight manifest and secure your take-off slot.

Transfer Day

Enjoy a swift 50-minute helicopter transfer and land directly at your destination.

Is a passport required for a Bodrum to Mykonos helicopter transfer?

Yes. As this helicopter transfer is an international route between Turkey and Greece, all passengers must present a valid passport and Schengen visa if applicable. We handle the flight manifest for smooth customs clearance.

What is the total flight time for the transfer?

The Bodrum to Mykonos helicopter transfer takes approximately 50 minutes. This is the most time-efficient method, bypassing hours of ferry travel and port queues.

How much luggage can I bring on the AW139?

The Agusta AW139 features a large external baggage compartment. We typically accommodate 8 standard suitcases. For oversized luggage, we can arrange separate ground or sea transport.

What happens if the weather is bad on the flight day?

Safety is our priority. If VFR (Visual Flight Rules) conditions are not met, we provide immediate alternatives, including rescheduling or luxury private jet options if available.

Are the helicopters pet-friendly for international transfers?

Absolutely. Your pets can fly in the cabin with you on your Bodrum to Mykonos transfer. Please ensure you have the necessary pet passports and health certificates for Greece.

How the International Transfer Process Works

Since a Bodrum to Mykonos helicopter transfer is an international flight between Turkey and Greece, specific customs and passport protocols must be followed. Direct “hotel-to-hotel” flights are not permitted across borders without official clearance.

The Seamless Procedure:

1. Bodrum Departure: We pick you up from your hotel and fly (or transfer) to Milas-Bodrum Airport (BJV) for official customs and passport exit.

2. Aegean Flight: A swift 50-minute cross-border flight to Mykonos Airport (JMK).

3. Greek Entry: Upon landing, you complete a rapid VIP passport entry at the General Aviation Terminal.

4. Final Destination: From the airport, we provide a private chauffeur or a domestic helicopter shuttle directly to your hotel or villa helipad.