Every aerial operator in Bali sets its own limits, and they differ from a cliff launch to a tow boat to a helicopter cabin. The desk checks your group against the figures each operator or its marketplace listing publishes — these are the ones on record as of September 2026:
Tandem paragliding
Age 5–60, max 110 kg (baliparaglidingtours.com, Sep 2026); RIUG on GetYourGuide: not under 5, not over 118 kg (Sep 2026)
Parasailing
Age 7–65, max 100 kg (tanjungbenoa.co.id, Sep 2026); Wira: age 8–70, max 150 kg subject to weight balance (water-sports-bali.com, Jul 2026)
Helicopter
Robinson R66 max 330 kg including pilot (balicopter.com FAQ, Sep 2026); GetYourGuide 10-minute tour: 340 kg combined, 134 kg per person, not under 2 (Sep 2026)
Seaplane & private jet
Up to 8 guests per Cessna Caravan 208 EX Amphibian charter (santaiseaplane.com, Sep 2026); jet cabin and payload confirmed per aircraft on the quotation
Pregnancy & medical
Excluded by paragliding, parasailing and helicopter listings; heart, epilepsy, kidney and respiratory conditions are named by operators — tell the desk before booking
Photo ID
Government photo ID required for every helicopter passenger (airbali.com, Sep 2026); passport details for jet handling, which runs customs and immigration through the ExecuJet FBO
If someone in your group falls outside a limit, the desk swaps the activity rather than the day: a heavier guest who cannot paraglide may still fit a parasail tandem under Wira's 150 kg ceiling or a helicopter seat inside the cabin payload, and younger children below a cliff-launch minimum can ride the tethered balloon at Tanah Gajah, which admits guests aged 3–70. Where every published limit is exceeded, the desk says so plainly.