Vertivue

Sunset at 10,000 feet over Long Island sound along the Connecticut coast. Still moving lots of people between the tri-state area and Massachusetts as the season winds down.

Exciting charter service announcement coming soon!

On Thursday evening I had the pleasure of photographing this stunning King Air F90 airplane for Vertivue Charters of Allentown, PA. https://www.vertivue.com/

Vertivue's Enstrom 480B helicopter is an extraordinary platform for the best photographers to achieve amazing results.

Here's a map of all the flights completed in our charter plane in the past 12 months. Our workhorse King Air can transport up to 7 passengers directly to just about any airport at 300 mph in pressurized comfort. Keep us in mind for the next business trip, ski vacation or warm winter getaway!

Not too late for an inspiring Fall Foliage helicopter tour in 2019!

Our helicopter can sure help pull off big arrivals at weddings, birthdays and other special gatherings!

JFK to the Lehigh Valley by helicopter. 45 minutes with awesome views along the way.

Here's a great way to treat someone special to a romantic weekend. Charter to Nemacolin Resort!

Our King Air is the perfect plane to charter to the Carolinas and Georgia. Up to 6 passengers can relax in pressurized comfort. The flight time from Pennsylvania is around 2 hours. Savanna, Charleston, Hilton Head, Pinehurst and other destinations have never been so convenient!

Vertivue's King Air turboprop is one of the best-equipped charter airplanes in the area. Modern avionics empower the crew with real time information to significantly increase flight safety.

Enjoy this unique vantage point of the Martin Tower implosion captured using the Vertivue charter helicopter in 4K using our Skybox camera enclosure. Nothing quite like the helicopter perspective!

This Sunday, Martin Tower, the tallest building in the Lehigh Valley and the former headquarters of Bethlehem Steel, will be imploded at 7am. I have had a bunc...h of requests for Vertivue helicopter charters from people wanting an aerial view of this historic event. I turned them all down and have decided instead to donate the flight and aerial footage to the National Museum of Industrial History. I'll be flying an aerial cameraman, a photographer and Henry. I'll be coordinating with the FAA and the implosion team on the ground so we can get the best possible aerial footage. Enjoy this test footage we shot this weekend. Don't worry, we will be a safe distance during the actual implosion! See more