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In Flight over Rosa Mountain 15500ft

by Claudio Italiano
Flight Instructor

I was on Monte Rosa and the Cervino in 2015, but today was a special day for me, because I went back with my son, the fantastic day allowed us to climb up to 15500ft and the -8 were not perceptible compared to the emotions try a fantastic flight that I will always carry in my memories.

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A Magni M-16 Gyrocopter flight in a sunny winter day in the Chilterns
A Magni M-16 Gyrocopter flight in a sunny winter day in the Chilterns
by Ofer Levy
Qualified Pilot
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Around the Cornish Coast in a Magni M-16 Gyrocopter
Around the Cornish Coast in a Magni M-16 Gyrocopter
by Ofer Levy
Qualified Pilot
A wonderful gyrocopters fly-in weekend in Perranporth, Cornwall ...
MAGNI VPM Fenland
MAGNI VPM Fenland
by Jeremy Winder
Qualified Pilot
Having recently qualified in January and then lockdown  it's taken a while to finally take up m ...
A Magnificent Flight in a Magni M-16 to Sandown, Isle of Wight
A Magnificent Flight in a Magni M-16 to Sandown, Isle of Wight
by Ofer Levy
Qualified Pilot
A Magnificent Flight in a beautiful day in a Magni M-16 from Chiltern Park to Sandown, Isle of Wight ...
Circuits in G-KTCH
Circuits in G-KTCH
by Lawrence Spiller
Qualified Pilot
Emerging from lockdown I needed a few circuits in my new gyroplane and took Clive Rose along for com ...
Gyro Plane for law enfourcement
Gyro Plane for law enfourcement
by Greg Vos
Flight Examiner
Being home since covid I was wondering why no-one has approached our local law enforcement agencies ...

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