Wow! What a way to see the Himalayas-no climbing necessary! We got a bird’s eye view of a huge chunk of the Himalayas, including of course Mount Everest. The flight lasts 45 minutes, those on the left side getting the view on the outward half of the flight and those on the right side of the plane getting the views and photos ops on the return. Even though it was a cloudy day at ground level, it was totally clear above 5000 kilometers allowing us a perfect view of the top portion of all the peaks. A memorable flight you won’t ever forget!

This was a bucket list check box item and the experience lived up to my hopes. I will never be able to summit Everest, but to simply view it was awe inspiring. The crew on the plane made sure everyone saw the great mountain and everyone had a window seat. Plus, I received an OFFCIAL Certificate that I had viewed the mountain :) I would do it again without hesitation

We were a little hesitant to book at first due to the price but it turned out to be fantastic and worth every penny. The driver picked us up at the hotel, took us to the airport, and then walked us to the door of the departure terminal to make sure we knew where to go and what airline to talk to inside. Be sure to request rows 1-4 so you’re not getting the prop or wing in your pictures. As has been pointed out by others, the left side gets the view of the mountains on the way out and then the right side gets it on the way back. The left side may seem preferable but my wife and I had a seat on both sides and preferred the right side view because you were closer to the mountains. Just know that the plane turns around essentially right at Everest so if you’re on the right side you need to be ready to look. Either way, all the mountains and the foothills are absolutely beautiful and this is the best way to see them.

Having read some negative reviews on this trip, I was initially sceptical. However, would highly recommend this trip! The driver collected us promptly at the pre-arranged time and brought us to the airport. He brought us to the terminal door, and told us which desk and company to go to. In the airport, everything was very straightforward. Do request at check-in not to sit over a window plane. Everyone was given a seat beside the window. If you're on the right side of the plane, you will not be able to see the mountains on the outbound, but you are free to move beside someone on the opposite side of the plane. At check-in, you're provided a map of the mountains which the stewardesses identified on the flight by coming to people individually. Although a quick flight, it's definitely once in a life time - would highly recommend. Side note: the driver we had was really kind. A person from our hotel had been waiting half an hour for their pre-ordered taxi, and he brought her to the airport with us so she wouldn't miss her flight.

For the price of over 500 euros, it was nice, but not outstanding. You can't reserve seats, you get your ticket and seat at the airport, but it seems that there are only window seats. I sat in the second row, on the right-hand side, where you can't see the Himalayas on the outbound flight. Then the plane turns and the first thing you see is Mount Everest, I had the feeling that I didn't see enough of Mount Everest. Perhaps the plane could have flown a little further before the bend. The windows could have been cleaner for taking photos. The stewards were nice, but told us that they weren't that familiar with the other mountains, you get a map and a certificate. Transfer: Car very good, guide should tell people where he will pick them up at the airport or carry a sign with him to find him more easily.

I have read few bad comments here, but for me everything went smoothly. Even though we had 20 mins delay, the trip was great. We were lucky to have amazing weather, and we could enjoy the heartbreaking view. Its true, the driver will only take you to the airport, then you have to do similar checking as other flight, but its not a big deal. Just confirm during checkin you have not-wing seat. But in out case, there was only few people so we all had nice seats.