A Twin Otter aircraft flying low over remote terrain.

Aircraft Selector Tool

What aircraft do you need?

Planning a remote drill program? Answer three quick questions about the site, the crew, and the loads, and we'll point you to the right class of aircraft — helicopter, floatplane, or fixed-wing — and a specific model that fits. No sign-up, no email required.

1. What's at the site?

Site access is the biggest factor in what can fly there.

2. What's the job?

3. People & loads

Passengers per trip

Count every body — a 3-drill crew change runs ~9 + a foreman. 20+ moves into bigger fixed-wing. Blank if cargo only.

Heaviest load (lb)

Sling load for a drill move, or cargo weight. Blank if unsure.

Pick a site access option to start.

A bush floatplane on a grassy lakeshore with mountains behind.

Then let's source it

Got a class in mind? We'll get you quotes.

The tool points you at the right machine — we take it from there: multiple operator quotes, the backup aircraft, and the logistics around the move.