Saturday 25th May
Fly direct to the first flat classic festival of the season – held over the weekend (3rd May – 5th May 2024).
Everything will be arranged for you by our friendly Operations Team who are dedicated to detail. They have over 15 years experience organising a wide range of itineraries, with discretion guaranteed.
They’ll find a departure point as close as possible to your business or home, with chauffeured transfers taking you to the aircraft.
As a guide, a helicopter flight to Newmarket Racecourse from central London will take 30 minutes in an AS355 or 25 minutes in an A109.
This exclusive Quote Generator gives you an instant estimate and once received the Operations Team will respond with a detailed quote.
Flexible Itineraries and VIP Flight
Depart from your current location, save time and avoid the queues in our luxury twin-engine aircraft. There is enough room for you and up to five guests.
During your flight you’ll enjoy complimentary English sparkling wine from Hambledon Vineyard and copies of the Racing Post, helping you arrive in a relaxed and bubbly mood, ready to enjoy a great day out.
Flying by helicopter definitely takes the stress out of travelling and with a flexible itinerary, you can extend your stay and set your agenda.
This is made possible by our fleet of twin-engine helicopters which are permitted to fly at night, so your journey need not be limited to daylight hours.
Call the friendly Operations Team on 01256 635 000 or use the Quote Generator below…
About Newmarket’s Racecourse Guineas Festival
This high-octane weekend of racing revolves around two races. On Saturday it is the QIPCO 2000 Guineas. A Group 1 race for three-year-old colts and horse like Frankel first made his name here.
On Sunday the QIPCO 1000 Guineas is one of only two fillies-only Classics (the other being The Oaks)and features three-year-olds running a distance of one mile.
They’ve been racing horse here since Charles II fell for the town in 1666 and he is said to have raced the course in 1671. For the record, the 2000 Guineas was inaugurated in 1809, with the 1000 Guineas following in 1814.
Find out more about Newmarket Racecourse here: newmarket.thejockeyclub.co.uk/
