Héliberté HJS

Héliberté HJS is a French helicopter company based in Le Mans, registered in 2010. It describes itself as an independent French company approved for public passenger transport by helicopter. The company holds DGAC air operator certificate FR.AOC.0073 and appears on the regulator's December 2025 list of French helicopter operators with a valid certificate.

Operating all year, it states that it handles urgent or planned requests from private clients and from businesses in many sectors, including industry, agriculture, media and cultural organisations. Much of its offer is sightseeing flights across the west and north of France: Dinard, Dinan and Saint-Brieuc, Vannes, Quimper and Lorient, the Mont Saint-Michel, La Rochelle and Royan, the Le Mans circuit, the Loire châteaux from Amboise, La Baule, Le Havre for Étretat, Arcachon and the Baie de Somme, with Lannion and Biarritz added for 2026. It also flies crossings to Belle-Île-en-Mer, either private or by the seat, and its technicians provide inspection, repair and maintenance programmes for helicopters.

Its recorded fleet comprises nine Airbus H125 or AS350 Ecureuil single engine helicopters and one Airbus H130, which the company describes as seating a pilot and up to seven passengers depending on configuration. No third party safety audit is published for the company.