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This beautiful blue EC130 is seen at a temporary helipad after flying up spectators to the mountain top and the start of the men's downhill world cup ski race. The famous Lauberhorn race ends in the town of Wengen and is the longest race in the calendar.

The mountain peak visible in the background is the world-famous Eiger Northface.

This Ecureuil is seen departing the temporary helipad at the Lauberhorn skiing area after taking on a load of passengers, visiting due to the men's world cup downhill race happening this weekend. The mountain in the shadow visible in the background is the world-renowned Eiger Northface.

Air Glaciers was one of many helicopter operators flying all weekend up here in the Swiss Alps, transporting equipment and passengers to approx. 2200m ASL for the annual Lauberhorn / Wengen men's world cup downhill race. This classic Alouette is seen approaching the temporary helipad in a steep turn to pick up another load of people after the race, flying them down to Lauterbrunnen. Taken at 180mm, ISO 50, f/14 and a shutter speed of 1/50th.

Lucky enough to have a sunny day in a wintery Zurich (which is not as common as you may think) and catch this rare visitor leaving maintenance for Paris Orly.

This Dash 8-400 is seen departing Samedan airport after being on the ground for the day, operating a charter flight with 30 pax.