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<h1><font color="#990033"><b>Maui helicopter flights:</b></font></h1>
<h3>Most Maui helicopter tours leave from the Kahului Airport/Heliport. There are also fixed wing tours available, though personally, I prefer the copters!!</h3>
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<p>See Maui's dormant volcano Haleakala Crater. Fly over to the Big Island of Hawaii and see the world's most active volcano, Kiluea volcano! Trips leave from Maui daily. My preferred companies for helicopter tours are:</p>
<p><a href="air-content.html">Hawaii Helicopters</a> and <a href="air-content.html">Sunshine Helicopters</a></p>
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<p><b><a href="NOTES-heli.html">MAUI HELICOPTER TOURING TIPS</a> </b></p>
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<p>Afternoon helicopter flights tend to be cloudier and windier than the early morning on Maui, so if you can, try to book a morning flight. These trips book up far in advance during the peak tourist season (late December through April). You should seriously consider booking your Maui helicopter flight before you come out. </p>
<p><u><b>Airsickness:</b></u> If you're concerned about air-sickness, you might want to take an over the counter product before you fly, and avoid a heavy breakfast. Also, don't overdo it on the citrus foods and juices. </p>
<p><u><b>Photo Tips:</b></u> A number of helicopter tour providers offer videos of your Maui flight. These are great, but if you want to take your own pictures, remember you'll be photographing through glass. Shoot at an angle to the glass, and wear dark-colored clothing. Light- colored clothing reflects in the windows and can show up in the image. If you feel at all queasy, give the camera to comeone else! Looking through a camera lens for any length of time can wreak havoc on your equilibrium.
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