On May 14, 2005, test pilot Didier Delsalle, 48, of the French company Eurocopter made Everest and aviation history by landing his unmodified turbo engine AS350 B3 helicopter on the world's tallest mountaintop.
There has never been a land rover or any other type of vehicle on top of Mount Everest. Edit: They landed a helicopter on it twice in 2005 and a land rover was taken up Mount Erebus.
That depends largely on the type of helicopter. This may be an interesting read. http://www.greatoutdoors.com/published/helicopter-on-everest-makes-history
No, as far as I am aware, you cannot.
In a helicopter
The helicopter just landed in the heliport.
The noun 'helicopter' is a count noun; the plural form is helicopters. Example: The first helicopter landed at two o'clock, followed by three more helicopters.
The real challenge is in CLIMBING it personally.
No, they landed by helicopter in and around the compound.
It depends on what type of helicopter.
Mount Everest is a mountain.
That depends on type of helicopter
Mount Everest is not a volcano it is a mountain