ABOUT US

High Tech Helicopters is a New Zealand enterprise providing decades of knowledge and expertise to support the rapidly expanding General Aviation helicopter market in China. We provide helicopters, pilot training, equipment, resources and personnel, as well as complete turnkey private and commercial helicopter operations.

With the ongoing deregulation of restricted airspace over China, the Chinese helicopter market is taking off. In early 2020 there were over 1000 helicopters registered at the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), by the year 2030 this number is expected to rise to 3000. A current annual growth of more than 30% in this Chinese market.

Whether you are looking to train as a pilot, build a successful helicopter company or utilise a helicopter and pilot for private or corporate use, High Tech Helicopters can support you through the entire process. Our quality and safety systems are recognised throughout the world. High Tech Helicopters will support you to succeed within the exciting world of helicopters, and ensure your reputation is also that of high quality and safety.

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LATEST NEWS

First Trans-National Co-operation between Haifeng GA and High Tech Helicopters - posted on 25-01-16 by hthelis

On 17th November2015,ManagerWang and Marketing Manager Cheng,from Haifeng General Aviation Technology Co., Ltd travelled from Beijing to High Tech Helicopters Shanghai office. The purpose was to negotiate the Certification requirements by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)in New Zealand for the…

Foreign Pilots in demand! - posted on 24-08-15 by hthelis

The hot summer season is most definitely here in China and along with this is the equally hot interest in our ‘Pilot Supply’ Services. We are currently working with two very established local companies whom are seeking foreign pilots for…

Some BIG things starting to happen for the Chinese GA Market! - posted on 30-06-15 by hthelis

With the Aviation Expo season now underway in China there is renewed interest in this emerging market by some large corporations looking to capitilise on the forecast growth of this industry. The recent Airshow in Shanghai displayed a mix of…

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