After much publicity about their presence at the Lebanon Country Fair this weekend, I decided to…read moredrive an hour to come out and go for a flight over this beautiful area on an absolutely perfect weather day only to have them be complete no-shows to their event! They were scheduled to be here at 9:00, and several passengers were eager to go. Alas, at noon, they are still nowhere to be found, and we left! Just an awful waste of time and spectacular flying weather. It's really a horrible business model. Two thumbs down!

My wife is glowing. She was nervous about the flight but, the pilots were skilled and professional…read moreand gave us the experience of a lifetime.

As just a home owner, went there for non ethanol fuel. Nicest group of people I have dealt with in…read morea very long time. Everyone was friendly and jovial early on a Saturday morning. Recommended them highly

Eagle East Aviation is one of the best schools around. Tim (my main instructor) has somehow figured…read moreout a way to make everyone feel at home. I started flying with them when I was twelve, I soloed shortly after my sixteenth birthday and earned my Private Pilot License on my seventeenth birthday. I do not think I could have done it without Eagle East! Great Prices, Fantastic Personalities!

My wife Diane gave me for 54th birthday a (45) minute sunset Helicopter ride. It was my first time…read moreand I can't imagine a better way to spend my birthday. The route chosen along the shore, over the Bourne Bridge etc, etc was amazing. Our pilot Ross made it an exceptional experience. He was very professional, funny, good sense of humor and truly made our experience one in which I will never forget. I will definately be back to Ryan Rotors and I would strongly suggest you do the same. You'll never forget it. Bob Gibson

From the owner: Helicopter Tours, Aerial Photography and Video, Helicopter AG operations and helicopter lift work…read moreand Helicopter Golf Ball Drops.

Took a friend up for a 1-hour "Doors Off" flight and the results are the same as they were 25 years…read moreago when I took my first flight with Newport Helicopter Tours. Awesome. Since that time, I have teamed up with them for fund raisers for many non-profit groups, most recently Swansea VFW, Somerset Amvets, "Tuesday's Child" with Patrice Wood, Holy Ghost Feast in Fall River and the Travis Memorial Golf tournament and others.

This was amazing. The staff were amazing. Had such a wonderful experience. If I could afford…read moreit. I would go every month.

Great company for taking a helicopter ride. New helicopters, professional pilot and staff, safe and…read morefriendly. Went for a ride around Boston and it was a great time. Would highly recommend.

This was my second flight lesson ever, since my last one was 3 years ago, this one was an intro…read moreflight. (Last lesson was also intro, different flight school). If you're just doing it for the experience, are dreaming of your licence, or actively pursuing it, a word of advice: communicate with your instructor on what you want to do and see in your lesson. You may not get to land on your first lesson, but if you want to make a radio call, ask if that's okay by your CFI. Compared to the first flight school, this lesson was more in depth and hands on. I got a pre-flight briefing of the instrumentation I can expect in the cockpit, and I got to participate in the full pre-flight checklist. While I had my CFI backing me up, I was also able to steer the plane on the ground during taxi (before and after being in the air). While in the air, my instructor was great about showing me how to fly leve, making proper turns, and explaining a little bit about how to get lined up for landing. Towards the end of the lesson I was able to get some practice taxiing and was able to make some radio calls. Flying a plane is complicated, make no mistake, but it's one of the most amazing experiences that cannot be explained in words, they must be experienced first hand. I'm glad that this flight lesson, even though technically an intro was able to cover so many different elements of general aviation in a hands-on fashion. It goes without saying that my CFI, Jason (I think) was awesome and made my second flight lesson a reminder of why I love flying so much, and dream of getting my pilot's license.

I had begun at ECAC with the goal of completing my last few requirements to complete my private…read morepilot's license and get checkride ready. My friend, who was a flight instructor there, had recommended me to ECAC. With my first instructor, I was surprised by her lack of professionalism and ability to be consistent with plans we set. After a ground lesson didn't cover any of the material we had discussed focusing on in advance, she was unable to explain how what we covered matched the plans we had made. After speaking about this with the chief pilot, Marc Nathanson, he validated these concerns and recommended another instructor and said I should call to ask about getting my money back for the lesson that did not cover what I had agreed on. As soon as I walked into ECAC the next week to meet with my new instructor, I was yelled at by Bob Wall, the manager, in front of clients and instructors. He took my dissatisfaction with the previous instructor personal and mocked me for not already being a pilot, saying I was, "no one compared to the people there." I had done exactly what Marc had told me to do, and was horrified by how I was treated for it. I was there to try and continue as a student at ECAC, but seeing how it was run was embarrassing. It was clear that this was not a place where I could finish my training. While some of the other staff were supportive and sympathized with my concerns, they even recommended that I would get better training at a different flight school. The other reviews which pointed out the poor management of this school were true, and I should have listened to them from the start. I do not recommend this school for its unprofessionalism in management.

Warning: Seacoast Helicopters https://seacoasthelos.com/team/…read more In December I bought a helicopter tour gift certificate for my son as a Christmas present. Recently we tried to make a reservation and were told the "helicopter" (singular) is not operating while they wait for scheduled maintenance. When I asked when that's scheduled for they said they didn't know and they'd call me. They advertise 5 aircraft but all are not flying? Is that how these businesses run? Ground everything and wait around for the maintenance tech to show up but you don't know when?https://www.facebook.com/Seacoast-Helicopters-563364437039014/ I got the feeling I was being smoke screened so I asked for a refund and they agreed. $675! I also told them the card I used has been cancelled due to fraud. I instructed them to use a new card. Of course they didn't listen and attempted on the old card. Peoples Bank said the refund will never make it to a cancelled card. Today when the refund didn't arrive, I decided to drive over to Pease and see if I could talk to someone. Their place was a ghost town. 4 choppers sitting in a hangar. 1 kid intern who's been on the job 2 weeks. I tell him I need to speak with someone of authority and we need to resolve the refund today. He puts the owner on the phone. He's evasive, slippery, condescending. Before I left he promised me he'd put a check in the mail to me today. Later I got a text message from him saying he's not going to send a check and I'll get a refund on the card I used to make the purchase. You know, the one that Peoples Bank said would not work! Sheesh. Not a great listener. This is a guy who speaks on full broadcast mode. No receiver. Phrases like "you need to listen" "I don't need to listen to you" "Are you calling me a liar?" You know the twist and shout school of communication. Twist words and shout a lot. After I got off the phone, the intern tells me he's been trying to process 15 refunds in the 2 weeks he's been there and only 8 have gone through. Then he tells me his first paycheck was "mailed" to him but he never got it. Finally it did arrive but the co founder told him not to cash it and she'd write him another check. You know where this is going when they say "the check is in the mail" and "don't cash that one, we'll give you a new one". I tell the poor kid (literally poor in the context of they don't seem to pay him) that he ought to be concerned if a helicopter tour company hasn't flown any helicopters in weeks. He says "we don't have any pilots". Of course you don't. People leave if they don't get paid! Later I called back to ask the intern a question and he says "guess what, they are selling the company and I got laid off." Facebook page hasn't been updated since June. A hangar full of helos not flying. No pilots. Screwing with a summer intern. Screwing with paying customers. Screwing with pilots. Beware.

Every avenue to contact the company since last summer has been unanswered. We got burned on a…read morebirthday flight the day before last summer. They gladly took my upgrade $ since I had a gift certificate to use. Kept calling all of last summer and zero effort to refund my money. So $350 for the gift certificate along with $175 ( I have bank statements) upgrade and zero service rendered.

Sean is a tremendous source of critical historical facts. Plus he is an interesting person to spend…read moretime with walking on the Freedom Trail and throughout Boston. He was fun and thoughtful in his approach and offered as much information as you could imagine told in an easy to digest fashion. He is a local and knows his state's past inside and out. He is probably the best tour guide I have ever had. And this is from someone who went to college in Boston and I was doing this walk with my best friends from college. Thank you Sean! You will not be regret having Sean show you the town.

Sean has a wealth of knowledge in the history of Boston, Cambridge and nearby towns and the…read morecritical role they played in the American Revolution. He is also an amazing tour guide, personalizing the tour based on individual preferences and interests. While I had already seen Boston and Cambridge once before on my own, I now appreciate the places I visited even more not only because of their own natural beauty and charm, drive for innovation in a vibrant economy, and scenic beaches, but also Sean's the intricate storytelling behind each monument, modern building, sculpture, a famous person (even food and beverages like a charming casual place to relish a dark chocolate drink or indulging pizza from a local popular pizza place). That storytelling from past to present mades the tour more holistic and memorable, so much that I'd like to come back to Boston and Cambridge and explore more sites not yet visited. So, if you want to immerse yourself in a adventure in the East Coast, reach out to Sean and check out his website and youtube channel.