Absolutely not! Whether you are looking for a joy ride or to learn how to fly, we offer opportunities for people for all experience levels.

Check out our “Go for a Glide” and “Pilot Training” pages for more information.

The duration of the flight is highly dependent on multiple factors relating to the atmospheric conditions and the starting altitude. Gliding is maintained with consistent lift, meaning that if there is less lift on a certain day you will be in the air for a shorter period of time.

On average, a glide beginning at 3,000 ft. will last approximately 15 minutes. 4,000 ft. will stay aloft for around 25 minutes. 5,000 will stay in the air around 35 minutes.

All FAA requirements for aircraft certification can be found in the FAR (Federal Aviation Regulations)

We can also discuss and explain the different certification options here at the airport.

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Please wear closed-toe shoes and ensure that your attire will allow you to climb in and out of a small cockpit comfortably and without catching on anything.

Our operation uses a tow plane to pull our glider up to the desired altitude using a rope attached to both ends by a safety release. Once we have reached our desired altitude, the glider pilot releases the tow rope and breaks away from the tow plane, ready for the glide.

Payment will be dealt with at the airport. We take both cash and credit and can accommodate for whatever works best for you.