Boston to Martha's Vineyardin thirty-six minutes.
Skip the ferry line, the bridge traffic, and the long drive — and land minutes from Edgartown.
Transparent rates. The aircraft is yours.
All rates are one-way and cover the entire aircraft. Land at either Martha's Vineyard Airport (KMVY) or Katama Airport (1B2) at the same fare. Choose the Robinson R44 (up to 3 guests) or the Bell 206 (up to 4 guests).
Norwood → MVY
Bedford → MVY
Boston Logan → MVY
All pricing includes all fees. Rates cover the aircraft one-way; capacity is subject to combined passenger and baggage weight. Pricing for custom itineraries, multi-day charters, and off-airport landings will differ. Please contact our sales team for a custom quote.
Three reasons your summer just got longer.
Skip the ferry
The Steamship Authority books out for the summer in January. Walk-on or stand-by lines stretch for hours. Fly straight to KMVY and be done with it.
The view itself
Boston Harbor, the South Shore skyline, the Elizabeth Islands, and the clay cliffs of Aquinnah, all from a private cabin window.
Charter the whole aircraft
Pricing is by the aircraft, not the seat. Choose the R44 for up to 3 guests, or the Bell 206 for up to 4.
Quietly extraordinary, from curb to coast.
A concierge confirms your itinerary within the hour. Your pilot, a commercial-rated FAA instructor, greets you by name, and you're airborne in minutes.
- Same-hour confirmation and dedicated trip coordinator
- Private ground transportation on both ends, arranged
- Champagne or other special occasion staging available
The way travel should be.
The ferry-and-drive route to the Vineyard can stretch to four or five hours when summer traffic and missed boats are factored in. A private helicopter charter turns that grind into a 36-minute flight, giving you more vacation time.
Door-to-island service
For clients with the space at home, we can land at your property. No airport, no transfer, no ferry.
Exceptionally safe
Modern turbine helicopters are among the safest aircraft ever built, flown by FAA Part 135 commercial pilots.
Time you can't buy back
What's a Friday afternoon worth? Trade five hours of drive-and-ferry for thirty-six minutes in the air.
Bring your luggage. Yes — all of it.
Luggage transport is available on our Bell 206: golf bags, beach gear, weekenders, and a full set of suitcases for your party. Request it when you book; no separate baggage flight needed.
Boston to the Vineyard — without the ferry.
A summer Friday on the Vineyard can mean a 90-minute drive to Woods Hole, a missed ferry, and a long wait on the dock. Skip all of it and arrive in about 36 minutes.
Depart from a Boston-area airport, follow the coastline past Plymouth and the Elizabeth Islands, and touch down at the FBO at Martha's Vineyard Airport (KMVY).
Whether it's your summer home in Edgartown, a weekend in Oak Bluffs, or a last-minute escape to Aquinnah, this isn't just faster travel. It's a completely different experience.
Where we fly.
Depart from greater Boston and land at Martha's Vineyard Airport (KMVY) or Katama Airport (1B2) at the same fare, or an approved off-airport site on request.
- Boston LoganKBOS
- Hanscom · BedfordKBED
- NorwoodKOWD
- Martha's VineyardKMVY
- Katama · Edgartown1B2
The details, handled.
How long is the flight from Boston to Martha's Vineyard?+
The flight takes approximately 36 minutes wheels-up to wheels-down from Norwood Airport (KOWD) to Martha's Vineyard.
What can each aircraft carry for luggage?+
The Robinson R44 comfortably accommodates duffel bags and backpacks, while the Bell 206 can carry up to two checked bags and two carry-ons in addition to duffel bags and backpacks. Total capacity is subject to combined passenger and baggage weight, which your trip coordinator will confirm before departure.
Why fly by helicopter?+
Flying by helicopter allows you to skip the taxi time associated with fixed-wing aircraft, clear in and out of airports far more quickly, and enjoy a smoother, more scenic ride with noticeably less turbulence.
Where do we land on the Vineyard?+
You can land at either Martha's Vineyard Airport (KMVY) or Katama Airport (1B2), with Katama sitting just five minutes from Edgartown. Because airplanes cannot land at Katama, helicopter transport offers a distinct advantage for guests headed to the east end of the island.
Is black car service available?+
Yes. Boston ⇄ Norwood black car service is available for $199 one-way and is fully coordinated with your flight so the transition from car to helicopter is seamless.
How is pricing structured?+
All pricing includes all fees. Rates cover the entire aircraft one-way for up to three guests on the Robinson R44, or up to four guests on the Bell 206.
What happens if the weather is poor?+
Safety always comes first. If conditions are unsafe to fly, we will reschedule your trip, issue a refund, or arrange alternative transportation. Vineyard fog is handled case-by-case in close coordination with your trip coordinator.
Are your pilots experienced?+
Every pilot on our team is an FAA-certified commercial pilot and flight instructor with extensive charter experience and ongoing recurrent training to the highest safety standards.
Request your Martha's Vineyard flight.
Tell us where and when. A trip coordinator replies within the hour with availability and a quote.