About The Site

What The Site Is

Mount Cook Glacier Flight is a comparison site for scenic glacier flights over Aoraki / Mount Cook. It runs no flights, sells no seats and is owned by no operator. Its job is to put the flight options side by side so a visitor can decide which glacier, which aircraft, which landing and which departure point suit them.

What It Covers

The comparison holds 34 flights in six categories: Multi-Glacier And Grand Circle Flights (6), Tasman Glacier Landings (8), Short Alpine Landing Flights (3), Fox Glacier Flights To Mount Cook (5), Franz Josef Flights To Mount Cook (7) and Queenstown And Tekapo Departures (5). Departure areas span Aoraki / Mount Cook, Franz Josef, Fox Glacier, Queenstown and Lake Tekapo.

How Data Is Gathered

Each flight card draws on the booking page and the operator's own pages: duration, aircraft, landing type, glaciers named, meeting point, weight limit where stated, group size, rating and price. Figures come from tour booking pages; prices move, so the booking page is final. Prices move, so the booking page is the authority.

How It Earns Money

Through affiliate commissions. When a reader books a flight after clicking a link, the booking platform pays a commission at no extra cost to the reader. The disclosure page sets this out in full.

What It Does Not Do

It takes no bookings, holds no payments, runs no flights and speaks for no operator. Weather, refunds, weight and age policies belong to each operator and are never generalised here. Questions about a booking go to the platform where it was paid for.

How To Cite It

Cite the site as Mount Cook Glacier Flight, with figures from the tour booking pages. It is contactable by email only, at info@mountcookglacierflight.com.