Robinson R66
Charter operator · United States
Lake Ozark Helicopters
AIRO's Lake of the Ozarks helicopter hub in Lake Ozark, Missouri, flying Robinson R66 helicopters on tours, charters, flight school and aerial services such as LiDAR mapping and infrared inspections.
Unclaimed profile · Claim itFAA Part 135 certificate 1OHA · Active
- Registered fleet
- 2 aircraft
- Aircraft
- Helicopters
- Base
- Lake Ozark
Fleet
The Lake Ozark Helicopters fleet
2 aircraft listed on its FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (1OHA). Open any registration for its details and specifications.
Robinson
Robinson R66 × 2 · Helicopters
Robinson R66 specifications →Range 350 nm · Cruise speed 110 kts
Robinson R66
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Aircraft types
The Robinson R66 in brief
- Seats
- up to 4
- Range
- 350 nm
- Cruise speed
- 110 kts
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1OHA
FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (1OHA).
Legal name: Lake Ozark Helicopters, Inc.
- ✓LicenceFAA Part 135 certificate 1OHA · Active
- –Flies abroad underNo foreign operator authorisation on the EASA or UK lists.
- –Safety auditsNo third-party audit listed.
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Company
About Lake Ozark Helicopters
Lake Ozark Helicopters is the Lake of the Ozarks hub of AIRO, an aviation company with locations in Branson, Kansas City, Lake Ozark and northwest Arkansas. It is based on Bagnell Dam Boulevard in Lake Ozark, Missouri.
Its Robinson R66 turbine helicopters fly scenic tours over the lake's coves and shoreline for every age and occasion, private helicopter and airplane charters on the customer's schedule, and aerial services such as LiDAR mapping, GIS analysis and infrared inspections. AIRO also runs fixed wing and helicopter flight schools at its Kansas City and northwest Arkansas locations.
For Lake of the Ozarks visitors, a helicopter tour shows the full sweep of the lake, which is hard to grasp from the water.
Services
- ✓Helicopter tours
- ✓Helicopter charter
- ✓Aerial mapping and inspection
- ✓Flight training
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Booking
How booking works with Altivo Jets
- 1Send your trip
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- 2We check availability
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- 3Choose your aircraft
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- 4Fly
The operator you choose flies the trip with its own crew and keeps operational control. Altivo Jets stays your contact before, during and after the flight.
Altivo Jets is an independent air charter broker. It does not own or operate aircraft and has no agreement with Lake Ozark Helicopters. Every flight is operated by a properly licensed air carrier, which keeps operational control of the aircraft and is named on your quote.
FAQ
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Ask a specialistHow many aircraft does Lake Ozark Helicopters have?+
2: 2 Robinson R66.
Is Lake Ozark Helicopters licensed to fly charter?+
Yes. Lake Ozark Helicopters holds an FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (1OHA).
Where is Lake Ozark Helicopters based?+
Lake Ozark, Missouri.
How many passengers can Lake Ozark Helicopters fly?+
Up to 4 on its Robinson R66. Across the fleet, cabins seat 4 passengers.
Is Altivo Jets part of Lake Ozark Helicopters?+
No. Altivo Jets is an independent charter broker with no ownership or commercial link to Lake Ozark Helicopters. Lake Ozark Helicopters operates its own flights and keeps operational control of its aircraft.
Does Altivo Jets work with Lake Ozark Helicopters?+
No. Altivo Jets has no agreement or partnership with Lake Ozark Helicopters, and Lake Ozark Helicopters has not reviewed this page. It is built from public records. Tell us your route and dates and we ask licensed operators that can fly the trip for availability and price. The operator is named on your quote before you confirm.
Sources
Where this comes from
Licence and registrations from the Federal Aviation Administration register. Aircraft details from public aircraft listings. Aircraft photos from Wikimedia Commons, credited on each photo; other photos show the model. Safety audits from public industry directories. How we check operators.
Company sources
- AIRO website iflyairo.com/lake-ozark
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