See the Eiger from the air — the North Face as a wall of rock and ice, Grindelwald in the valley below, the ridge that joins Mönch and Jungfrau. From the valley the face is a postcard. From the helicopter you fly close to it, then on along the triumvirate. This is the peak the 42-minute private Alps flights are built around, in the UNESCO World Heritage Alps, not a climb and not a train.
All three Jungfrau tickets look at the Eiger. The private 42-minute Swiss Alps tour (up to three) and the exclusive tour for four fly the same country: Thun, Interlaken, Grindelwald, Eiger, Mönch, Jungfrau, Schilthorn, then home. The Meielisalp ticket sees the same peaks, then lands on Lake Thun for a meal stop. You do not land on the Eiger on any of these listings.
You do not climb the North Face and you do not stop at Grindelwald. Private cabin — your group only. The 42-minute flights put you back on the ground at the end of the hour; the Meielisalp flight puts you on a terrace, then back along the lake.
The extra of the four-person ticket is the fourth seat on the same 42-minute route, not more of the Eiger. The extra of Meielisalp is the stop, not a longer look at this wall. Stay on 42 minutes if the triumvirate without a landing is the point. Take four seats if the group is four. Take the meal stop if you want the lake.
Jungfraujoch and Mönch sit on the same ridge. Schilthorn is on the way. Meielisalp is the landing, not this face. Interlaken is a town under the skids, not the pad.
Private flights only. Up to three on one 42-minute listing, four on the other. Weight on the Alps tickets is 125 kg; the landing ticket is tighter. Routes move with weather and can run the circuit the other way. Souvenir and pictures come with the 42-minute flights.
Book the 42-minute private Swiss Alps tour and see the Eiger from the air.
See Eiger 直升机上空 over Jungfrau. Book the Jungfrau 42-Minute Private Swiss Alps Helicopter Tour (up to 3).