Lost Bay Helicopters Soars to New Heights on the Gulf Coast

R. Ken Cooper • July 5, 2024

Lost Bay Helicopters offers Scenic Tours and More

Lost Bay Helicopters

Gulf Shores, Ala. – (OBA) – Lost Bay Helicopters, a veteran-owned business, has become a notable aviation company in the Gulf Coast area. Founded by a military veteran, the company offers various helicopter services for locals, tourists, and commercial clients.


Central to Lost Bay Helicopters' operations are its scenic tours, providing passengers with views of the Gulf Coast's beaches, landscapes, landmarks, and waterways. The company's pilots focus on ensuring safe and enjoyable tours, making it a popular activity for visitors.


The company's success is largely due to its skilled pilots. With backgrounds in military service and commercial flying, these professionals ensure a secure and exciting experience for passengers, whether on a scenic tour or using the company's commercial services.


Lost Bay Helicopters also offers a range of commercial services, including:


  • Aerial photography: High-quality images for real estate, construction, and marketing. (They conduct annual Memorial Weekend flyovers of the Orange Beach Islands for us.)
  • Surveying and mapping: Data collection for land development and environmental monitoring.
  • Agricultural support: Crop monitoring and aerial application services.


These services are provided with a focus on safety and precision, making Lost Bay Helicopters a reliable partner for commercial clients in the region.


By combining a military-inspired work ethic with a commitment to customer satisfaction, Lost Bay Helicopters has established itself as a leader in the aviation industry. The company's role in local tourism and the economy, along with its emphasis on safety and professionalism, has made it a key part of the Gulf Coast community. 

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