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3 Ways to Fly Helicopters in GTA

By Matthew Lynch
January 30, 2024
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When it comes to exploring the vast open world of Grand Theft Auto, helicopters offer a fast and exciting means of transportation. Whether you’re evading police chases or simply enjoying the thrill of soaring through city skylines, flying helicopters in GTA adds another layer of excitement to the game. Below, we’ll discuss three methods for flying helicopters in the popular gaming series.

1. Locate and Hijack a Helicopter

The most common way to fly a helicopter in GTA is to simply find one, hijack it, and take off into the sky. Helicopters can often be found at helipads, airports, and large landed estates or mansions.

Look for areas with significant concentrations of wealth and infrastructure as these areas are more likely to house helicopters in-game. Once you locate a helicopter, sneak up to it if necessary, position yourself near the cockpit, and press the appropriate button/key to hijack it.

2. Complete Missions Requiring Helicopter Use

GTA missions sometimes involve piloting a helicopter as part of completing an objective. These missions are typically part of the main storyline or side jobs offered by various characters throughout the game.

To access these helicopter missions, follow the game’s storyline until you encounter a mission that requires flying one. During these missions, your character will often have access to a designated helicopter provided by an ally or stolen from an enemy. Competing such missions will not only sharpen your helicopter piloting skills but also progress you through the captivating storylines inherent in Grand Theft Auto games.

3. Purchase and Customize Your Own Helicopter

If you’d like consistent access to helicopters without having to scour your environment or participate in mission-specific situations, consider buying your own helicopter from various in-game sellers like Elitas Travel or Warstock

Cache & Carry websites.

Purchasing a helicopter requires a sufficient amount of in-game currency which can be accumulated through completing missions, heists, and various other profitable activities. Once you own your helicopter, you can customize it with performance upgrades, paint jobs, and other modifications to truly make it your own.

Additionally, owning a helicopter will allow you to summon it whenever and wherever you please, making travel across the vast expanse of GTA much more enjoyable and efficient.

In conclusion, flying helicopters in Grand Theft Auto offers a unique gameplay experience well worth exploring. Whether you’re hijacking a chopper off a helipad, completing adrenaline-pumping missions, or investing in your own customized aircraft, the sky’s the limit when it comes to enjoying the excitement of helicopter piloting in GTA.

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