For aviation companies & authorised suppliers
Aviation Partners: List Helicopter Seats
Aviation companies and authorised suppliers publish scheduled inventory, manage availability and pricing, receive charter and mission enquiries, define their own commercial terms and manage bookings — through a supplier CRM that is yours, not a shared inbox.
What the account gets you
Every screen, and what it is for
Getting started
Four steps to a live account
- RegisterCompany, operating base and a login, with the Supplier Terms accepted.
- OnboardingKYC and documents; the account is approved before it can publish.
- Fleet & routesAircraft, routes and packages go into the master.
- PublishDepartures, seats and per-date pricing go live on the calendar.
Pricing, rate layers, cancellation policy and fare rules stay the supplier's own, and a change to any of them never alters a booking already confirmed under an earlier version. See the Supplier Terms.
Who it suits
Helicopter operators flying scheduled shuttles and seat services, such as pilgrimage routes and joy rides, who want those seats on a public calendar with live counts.
Operators and authorised suppliers who fly charters and special missions (private and business charter, weddings, election duty, aerial survey, filming, flower showering, air ambulance) and want enquiries for that work in their own console.
How a booking reaches you
Seats: a customer or approved travel agent books a seat on your departure at your fare, and it shows in your bookings and manifest straight away. Holds count against live inventory until they are paid or released.
Charters and missions: enquiries are routed by service and operating base to the operators approved for that work. You answer with a written quotation (amount, taxes, flying hours, positioning, inclusions and validity); if the customer accepts it, a booking is raised from it.
What stays yours
Operational responsibility for each flight (safety, crew, serviceability, permissions and the final decision to fly) remains with the operating aviation company.
Your fares, cancellation policy and fare rules. Settlement, commission and service fees follow the commercial agreement between you and the platform, reconciled against the platform ledger.
What to have ready
Company details, operating base and a contact who will manage the account.
KYC and company documents, and the approvals, permits and insurance your operations need.
Your fleet (type, registration, capacity, base) and the routes, packages or services you want to list.