Mainland Air Services provides premiere Otago flight charters, flight seeing and flight training institution. These Dunedin charter flights have a well maintained modern fleet of Cessna and Piper aircraft and a team of highly qualified, experienced and safety conscious pilots.
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Mainland Air Services is Otago's premiere flight charter, flight seeing and flight training institution. With our well maintained and modern fleet of Cessna and Piper aircraft, and our team of highly qualified, experienced and safety conscious pilots, Mainland Air Services should be your first choice for all your aviation needs.
If you are a visitor to New Zealand, and looking for an unforgettable way to see our country, we offer a breathtaking experience.
With some of New Zealand's most beautiful areas less than an hour's flying time from Dunedin, you can experience the beauty of southern New Zealand views from an unparalleled vantage point.
Mainland Air offers a fantastic range of flights to some of the most beautiful and remote destinations in New Zealand. Our five most popular options are:
Mainland Air can also organise additional activities at most of our destinations, such as guided tours, bungee jumping or wine tasting—just ask, and we'll arrange it for you!
Our Dunedin charter flights service has been developed to meet the growing demand for time-saving convenience and versatility that only a private air charter can provide. Beat the ever increasing airline prices and surcharges.
Mainland Air operates a fleet of two twin-engine charter aircraft, ranging from a five-seat Piper Seneca, through to our nine-seat all-weather high performance Piper Chieftain.
We operate from Dunedin International Airport and can service almost all destinations throughout New Zealand.
Our company is an approved Civil Aviation operator, with an impeccable safety record and experienced pilots and support crew.
For further information about our Otago flight charters please contact us or visit our Dunedin charter flights Web site.
Dunedin – Renowned for its proximity to incredible wildlife. Visits to see the world's rarest penguins, the world's only mainland breeding colony of the royal albatross and rare New Zealand sea lions are all possible within a short drive of the city centre.
Dunedin is also memorable for its historical architecture. It is regarded to be one of the best preserved Victorian and Edwardian cities in the Southern Hemisphere.
Milford Sound – Described by Rudyard Kipling as the “eighth wonder of the world”, was carved out during successive ice ages and, at its deepest point off Mitre Peak, plunges to a depth of 265 metres.
The grandeur of Milford Sound can be appreciated from the air or water. Bowen Falls hurtling 165 metres into the sea, and the Stirling Falls further down the sound, set amidst the towering cliffs and dwarfed by Mitre Peak, are truly spectacular after rain.
Stewart Island – A haven for native bird life and the only place in New Zealand where you can readily see kiwi in their natural habitat.
The island is large—64 kilometres long and 40 kilometres across. While the coastline is 700 kilometres, there are only 20 kilometres of roads! As well as kiwi, the island is home to many other native bird varieties—including kaka, tui and bellbird. Sea birds abound off-shore, albatross, petrels, cormorants, gulls and blue penguins are common. Rarer species like yellow-eyed penguins, also called hoiho, are also seen often.
Aoraki Mount Cook – Is New Zealand’s highest mountain at 3,753 metres. Aoraki is Maori for Cloud Piercer. It towers above a splendid cast of massive snow-clad peaks that make up the Aoraki Mount Cook National Park.
Nudging one side of Aoraki Mount Cook is the mighty Tasman Glacier, a 30-kilometre giant and one of the longest outside the Himalayas.
Queenstown – The Southern Hemisphere's premiere four-season alpine and lake resort. Nestled on the shores of Lake Wakatipu and overlooked by the majestic Remarkables Range, Queenstown is the perfect destination all year round.
The North Island is a land of geothermal activity, golden beaches and sub-tropical rainforests, and its climate makes for a year-round destination. Geysers, mud pools, and live volcanoes are found throughout the region.
At the heart of the North Island is Lake Taupo, the result of volcanic eruptions over two thousand years ago.
The South Island of New Zealand is a land of geographic extremes, from the imposing snow-capped mountains of the Southern Alps, to vast plains, glacial-fed lakes and stunning coastal fiords.
Aoraki Mount Cook, New Zealand's highest mountain is located here, flanked by the Tasman Glacier. Much of the island is densely forested.
The South Island's largest city, Christchurch, is a vibrant, cosmopolitan place with exciting festivals, theatre, modern art galleries, great shopping and award-winning attractions. An easy drive from Christchurch is Kaikoura, famous for its whale-watching attractions.
On the rugged south-west coast is Milford Sound, once described by Rudyard Kipling as the eighth wonder of the world. Nearby Queenstown is New Zealand's adventure capital and a year-round destination for thrill-seekers.
For further information about our Otago flight charters please contact us or visit our Dunedin charter flights Web site.
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