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Rotor Flight! Show your aerial mobility with the Helicopter emoji, a symbol of rotorcraft travel.
A helicopter in flight, representing vertical takeoff and landing capabilities. The Helicopter emoji is commonly used to discuss helicopter flights, aerial views, or emergency services. It can also be used to symbolize rapid response, adventure, or scenic tours. If someone sends you a 🚁 emoji, it might mean they are talking about a helicopter ride, discussing emergency services, or expressing a desire for an aerial adventure.
The 🚁 Helicopter emoji represents or means a rotary-wing aircraft used for flying and aerial transportation. It is a symbol of aerial mobility, emergency services, and the idea of closely monitoring or overparenting someone.
Just click er yn emoji 🚁 er ny hroishaghey dy chooilleeney eh dys y choorley. Veih oo abyl dy chur stiagh eh ayns ny raad - ayns messaghyn, meanyn shocial, docmaidyn, ny ny app oilley ta cur er ny emoji.
Va'n emoji 🚁 helicopter cur er ayns Emoji E1.0 as t'eh nyn lurg shen er ny platformyn mooar, jiu iOS, Android, Windows, as macOS.
Ta'n emoji 🚁 helicopter ayns chategori Sheelaghtyn & Laare, ayns ny sub-categori Air Transport.
Beyond literal helicopters, this emoji is commonly used for medical emergencies (air ambulance), VIP travel, traffic reporting, and sometimes as a reference to the "helicopter parenting" concept.
| Unicode Enmyn | Helicopter |
| Enmyn Apple | Helicopter |
| Unicode Hexadeimeal | U+1F681 |
| Unicode Dechemal | U+128641 |
| Rheill Escapey | \u1f681 |
| Gruppe | 🌉 Sheelaghtyn & Laare |
| Bhreenoyllagh | ✈️ Air Transport |
| Foillshagheyyn | L2/09-114 |
| Version Unicode | 6.0 | 2010 |
| Version Emoji | 1.0 | 2015 |
| Unicode Enmyn | Helicopter |
| Enmyn Apple | Helicopter |
| Unicode Hexadeimeal | U+1F681 |
| Unicode Dechemal | U+128641 |
| Rheill Escapey | \u1f681 |
| Gruppe | 🌉 Sheelaghtyn & Laare |
| Bhreenoyllagh | ✈️ Air Transport |
| Foillshagheyyn | L2/09-114 |
| Version Unicode | 6.0 | 2010 |
| Version Emoji | 1.0 | 2015 |