The sky of Seville becomes a new tourist attraction
19 November, 2025Seville has launched its first tourist and private helicopter flights, an initiative by World Aviation Group, which will manage the La Cartuja Heliport for the next five years. The new panoramic tours, lasting about 20 minutes, will allow people to discover the city from an unprecedented perspective.
The route will depart from the La Cartuja heliport, follow the course of the Guadalquivir, fly over the Cathedral, the Giralda, and Triana, and return via the Alamillo Bridge.
The proposal aims to position Seville among the major capitals that offer aerial experiences, combining tourism, exclusivity and emotion. “We want to make Seville a city like New York,” said Manuel Cano, director of the heliport, during the presentation of the service.
The VIP flights, on the other hand, will not have a fixed route and will adapt to each client: from transfers to estates or airports to personalised services for weddings or private celebrations. With this new offer, World Aviation Group aspires to turn the sky of Seville into a tourist attraction in itself, promoting a premium experience that combines technology, landscape, and luxury.