No, not yet. Unfortunately for many of those that die from the weather on Mount Everest, it is impossible to bring a helicopter to the summit of Mount Everest. The helicopter cannot withstand the strong winds and harsh weather, but it also has to have a certain amount of oxygen in order to remain in the air. Considering the conditions on the summit of Mount Everest, the fact that the air is thin, it would be impossible to keep the helicopter airborne.See the Related Question listed below for further insight:
Aeroplanes can fly at the same height as Mount Everest but they do not directly fly over the mountain but near by.
To reach Mount Everest you would fly from your country to Kathmandu then fly from there to Lukla. Then its a 10 - 14 day hike to Everest base camp.
To get to Mount Everest you need to fly from your country to Kathmandu then fly from Kathmandu to Lukla then hike to Everest base camp.
You will probably have to fly from London Heathrow to get to Kathmandu for Mount Everest.
To get to Mount Everest you would fly from Kathmandu to Tenzing-Hillary Airport also known as Lukla Airport. From there you would trek to the base camp at Everest.
Yes they do. Go to www.mountainflights.com. For about USD 165 you can fly over Mount Everest. All flights leave from Kathmandu, Nepal.
Yes, Mount Everest is up in the sky. It is at the same height that big jumbo jets fly at.
Eat cake! And fly kites! :d
Yes lots of differant birds live on Mount Everest.
bar headed geese - fly over Mount Everest
The Bar-Headed Goose has been seen flying around Mount Everest at up to thirty thousand feet, that is higher than the summit.