The first two maiden flights carried provincial leaders and 10 journalists from Dong Hoi City on a one hour tour of Quang Binh attractions were successfully conducted.
A flight for 22 passengers costs US$3,400, or nearly US$150 per person on average.
The service will enable tourists to watch UNESCO-recognised natural heritage site Phong Nha Ke Bang from height. It will also provide emergency aid for those who enjoy adventure tours of Son Doong, En and Tu Lan caves.
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The Northern Vietnam Helicopter Company is currently conducting a number of pilot flights from April 20 to May 5 to serve tourists.
Earlier, the company made fact-finding tours of places which helicopters can land on.
Quang Binh’s tourism has developed strongly in recent years. It has launched different kinds of tours, including sea tours, spiritual tours, tours of Phong Nha-Ke Bang and tours of caves.
Quang Binh boasts more than 300 caves, including renowned Thien Duong, Phong Nha, and Son Doong.
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