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what we got up to recently

Teaching a mate from school
Teaching a mate from school
by Greg Vos
Flight Examiner
So I had a nice surprise a few years back, I was instructing at a local club. You know when your sta ...
FUCZ and SBA flying school
FUCZ and SBA flying school
by Haris Ramic
Student Pilot
During the COVID-19 pandemic the Federal Civil Protection Administration of Bosnia and Herzegovina i ...
When the deserts Turn green
When the deserts Turn green
by Sherif Essameldin
Qualified Pilot
It’s always hot & dry in summer all over KSA, but in the winter rains cause some green landscapes ...
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 ...
An Evening Flight In Lala Land...
An Evening Flight In Lala Land...
by Peter Kalev
Flight Instructor
As the sun is setting down, I decided to take a quick flight to Downtown Los Angeles and Hollywood. ...
Rotor Track & Balance (RTB) training
Rotor Track & Balance (RTB) training
by Mike Goodrich
Qualified Pilot
I have done all of the test flying for the Smart Avionics PB3 and 4 prop and rotor balancers. Curren ...

Discover the most exciting development in private aviation

Gyroplanes (or Gyrocopters) represent a silent revolution in personal aviation that has taken off in the last 10 years: like microlights they are small two-seater flying machines but UNLIKE microlights they fly as stable as a Jumbo Jet even in gusty conditions, cannot stall and can land in spaces as small as a tennis court.

Travelling with a gyroplane

Some Journeys we have been on

Gyroplanes are the ONLY way to visit the countryside, and because of their versatility, you can land in a back garden of a pub or in an international airport. Head to our interactive map to see a sample of our journeys

Join us!

Become a gyroplane pilot

Depending on the country, to fly a modern gyroplane you will probably need to gain a nationally recognised Pilot License.
For example in the UK it is the Private Pilot License (PPL-G). Gyroplane Schools can now be found in all parts of the UK. Chances are that there is one not far from where you live!