What Can I Expect

Flying lessons in Buckinghamshire! Fun flights in funky light sports aircraft out of Wycombe Air Park between Marlow and High Wycombe. We are offering vouchers for 30, 40 and 60-minute experiences.

The fleet of aircraft used by this training school includes several Ikarus C42s and a EVO97 Eurostar. Both look just like traditional aircraft, but being super light means they are actually categorised as microlights.

And that means lighter, more economical and more cost-effective flying, which makes lessons in these sort of light sports aircraft great value for money. They are also great fun to fly.

The much-loved, easy to handle Ikarus is a high-wing trainer aircraft. The sporty Eurostar is a low-wing trainer, offering excellent views from the bubble cockpit. Both are ideal for beginners lessons and they are rugged, stable and comfortable.

In both planes, the cockpits offer side-by-side seating, so you can see what your pilot instructor is doing all the time. It might be that you are perfectly content to chill out and see the sights of the Chiltern Hills from your new-found view point.

It might also be the case that you are itching to have a go at the controls, and indeed, this will be very much part of your experience. You'll be surprised how light the controls are. And once you've cracked flying straight and level, you may well start learning about things like turning. How cool is that!

Where better in Buckinghamshire to learn how to fly than the airfield formerly known as RAF Booker, which itself was an RAF training school when it first opened in 1941? Book your flying lessons at Buckinghamshire's Wycombe Park and get airborne in a stylish light sports aircraft!

When Is It Available

• Weekday dates throughout the year
• Dates and flight times are subject to availability and weather conditions

Suitable For

• Minimum age 14
• Under 18s must be accompanied by and adult on the airfield
• Maximum weight 95kg

Spectators

• Spectators are welcome

Anything Else

• All lessons can be logged and can count towards a National Private Pilot License (NPPL)
• The Lightweight Sport Aircraft used here are classed as microlights