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Flight to Firs Farm
Flight to Firs Farm
by Tom Felici
Qualified Pilot
Flight Time: 15 mins each way We land at Firs Farm and have lunch nearby. ...
A Flight up to the Matterhorn at 12,000 feet
A Flight up to the Matterhorn at 12,000 feet
by Philip Goldsmith
Qualified Pilot
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The Conversion of a Fixed Wing Pilot
The Conversion of a Fixed Wing Pilot
by Joe Pires
Qualified Pilot
Pedro Saldarriaga, is a great young man, enthusiastic pilot and avid videographer,  had flown w ...
Two Gyroplanes land in the field of a tiny Monastic island in Orkney
Two Gyroplanes land in the field of a tiny Monastic island in Orkney
by Tom Felici
Qualified Pilot
Only in a gyroplane/gyrocopter is it possible to cross the entire UK, refuel at major airports and l ...
Swiss Gyrocopter Pilot
Swiss Gyrocopter Pilot
by Arthur Gemperle
Qualified Pilot
I am a Swiss Gyrocopter Pilot sionce 19 years with 1900 hours on my Magni M16. Distance flown eqival ...
Gyrocopters saving African Elephants
Gyrocopters saving African Elephants
by Keith Hellyer
Qualified Pilot
Keith Hellyer is the anti-poaching pilot for the Wildlife Works Elephant Protection Trust.  He co ...

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!