We operate the only flying Vietnam Veteran Huey Helicopter in the UK. A flight in this iconic aircraft is an incredible, unique experience!
UPDATE: See Below for Open Door Flight information
After many months of paperwork, training and box ticking we are now able to offer "DOORS OPEN" Flight Experience Days (weather permitting and at the Chief Pilots discretion). Flying within the CAA regulations and Government Guidelines.
We will be flying with 4 passengers on board all wearing a parachute type harness, anchored to the inside of the Huey. Full briefing and explanation of use will be shown on the day of flight.
If you are interested in flying with us with the "DOORS OPEN" please contact us on email sales@huey.co.uk or through our website www.huey.co.uk and we will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Our next flight dates will be published to our website and social media pages. Our mailing list is frequently updated so if you wish to join please send a message to the sales team on the contact us page of our website. Gift Vouchers are available all year round and can be personalised for that special occasion.
From our base in Wesham, near Preston Lancashire (just off Junction 3 M55), Huey Helicopter UK offers you a unique, once in a lifetime opportunity to fly in a genuine Bell UH-1H “Iroquois” Vietnam War combat veteran.
This flight experience is available from March to mid-November and includes a minimum of 45 minutes airborne time in the Huey. Each flight is limited to a maximum of 5 people. Access to the Huey Helicopter Hangar is included for you and up to three guests, plus also...
The Bell UH-1H is generally considered to be the most widely used helicopter in the world. It was used extensively by the US military. First produced in the late 1950s it became synonymous with the Vietnam War, used for the transportation of ground crew and equipment, evacuation of casualties and as air assault gunships...Read More.
Huey 509 was purchased by the US Army in 1972 and joined the 129th Assault Helicopter Company in Vietnam in July 1972. Records show she flew 559 combat hours before returning to the US in 1973. Between 1973 and 1996 she served with the Army National Guard, US Army Troop support and Aviation Readiness Command, the USARASF and was sent to the Aerospace Maintenance Central facility in Arizona in 2000....Read More.
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