About the DeHavilland Vistaliner Twin Otter Airplane
Papillon offers daily airplane tours from our state-of-the-art air terminals located in the Las Vegas area, the Grand Canyon National Park, the Grand Canyon West, and Page, Arizona. Our DeHavilland Vistaliner Twin Otter aircraft fleet can hold up to 17 passengers, perfect for large families or groups. Unlike the Cessna Caravan, the Twin Otter is operated by two pilots. After take-off, you'll soar
Papillon offers daily airplane tours from our state-of-the-art air terminals located in the Las Vegas area, the Grand Canyon National Park, the Grand Canyon West, and Page, Arizona. Our DeHavilland Vistaliner Twin Otter aircraft fleet can hold up to 17 passengers, perfect for large families or groups. Unlike the Cessna Caravan, the Twin Otter is operated by two pilots. After take-off, you'll soar over the Nevada and Arizona desert and see a variety of landmarks that can include Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, the Colorado River, Horseshoe Bend, Lake Powell, and more before touching down at your destination. After your sightseeing adventure, you can relax in perfect comfort during your return flight.
The DeHavilland Twin Otter airplane is designed specifically for sightseeing, and is optimal for aerial photography. The aircraft's patented Vista View windows offer clear views for all passengers of the beautiful natural landscape beneath you. You'll also have access to a digital sound system via noise-cancelling headphones that features music and narration in 16 languages. Relax in plush seating with seatbelt extenders available to passengers who need them.
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DeHavilland Vistaliner Twin Otter FAQs
How many pilots are flying the airplane?
The DeHavilland Twin Otter airplane is operated by two pilots.
Are there stairs to reach the doors of the airplane?
The Twin Otter airplane uses a staircase containing eight steps. If stairs affect your mobility, please reach out to our reservations department at 702-736-7243 in advance so we can make all accommodations possible for your tour.
What languages are available for headset narration on airplane tours?
Most airplane narrations are available in: Spanish, German, Russian, Swedish, Portuguese, Italian, Greek, French, Dutch, Thai, Indonesian, Cantonese, Mandarin, Korean, Japanese, and English.
