Light Aircraft Trial Flight 60 minutes

Product Code : P00352

Enjoy this amazing light aircraft flying experience throughout the United Kingdom. After a short introduction to the safety and technical instructions you will start off to an unforgettable one hour flying experience. You may be able to take the control of the aircraft under expert supervision.

The Experience

Your experience starts with an expert on-ground briefing about flying techniques and safety. Then you begin your flight in a dual-controlled two or four-seater training plane with a fully qualified pilot. At the pilot's discretion you can take the controls and pilot the aircraft under expert supervision during your flight.

Vital Information

Restrictions vary according to venue. As a guide the min age for unaccompanied children is 12-16, min height 4', max 6' to 6'6'' and max weight 14-18 stone. Some centres require you produce name and address/photo id on the day for security reasons.

The Weather

As with all flying experiences you will need to call a weather check line on the day before, or on the morning of your flight. If the weather is unsuitable then you can reschedule your flight for another time.

Session Length

Your experience will last for approximately 80 minutes, including your 60 minute flight. All flight times are approximate and are the chocks-off to chocks-on duration.

Numbers

Your briefing is maybe shared; your flight will be held one a one-to-one basis with the instructor.

Spectators

Spectators are welcome to watch you take off and land. At some venues you can also take a passenger along for the ride.

Dress Code

Dress comfortably and wear flat-soled shoes. Bring sun block in summer. Sunglasses are recommended all year round.

Availability

Most centres operate seven days a week all year round. Please note that weekends are particularly busy and should be booked at least four weeks in advance. Flights during winter months are generally run earlier in the day during daylight hours.

Locations

Essex, Glasgow, Sussex, Kent, Bedfordshire, Wiltshire, Devon, Hampshire, Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Surrey, East Yorkshire, Cheshire, South Wales, Kent, Middlesex, Shropshire, Gloucestershire, Peterborough, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Warwickshire, Lancashire

Other Information

Your flying time can count towards a Private Pilot's Licence (PPL). To qualify for a PPL you need 35 hours of dual control and 10 hours solo flying. If you have ever wanted to be a pilot, this is a great way to get started.