The final stretch to Courchevel is often the slowest part of the journey. The road climbs, the traffic gathers on a Saturday, and the last hour can feel longer than the flight that came before it. From the air, that hour becomes fifteen minutes.
Tell us where you are arriving, and we will have the aircraft waiting.
Most guests join us from Geneva, where a helicopter meets your flight and lifts you straight over the mountains to the Courchevel altiport, one of the most striking landings in the Alps. The transfer takes around forty minutes door to door, against three to four hours by road in winter. From Chambéry, Annecy or Lyon, the journey is shorter still.
The view alone is worth the seat. The lake falling away behind you, the peaks rising white on either side, the resort appearing below as you begin the descent. Children tend to remember it long after the skiing.
We work with established alpine operators and experienced mountain pilots who fly these valleys through every kind of weather. When conditions close the altiport, we hold a car on standby so your arrival is never left to chance. Luggage, ski equipment and any special requests are arranged in advance, and a transfer to the chalet waits on the other side.
Departures are handled with the same ease. Let us know your onward flight, and we will build the timing around it, so you leave the mountains with time to spare rather than an anxious dash to the valley.
Simply share your arrival details, and we will take care of the sky between the airport and your door.
The mountains look their best from just above them.
