No. This is a hands-on introductory flight lesson with an HGFA-Certified Flight Instructor. Our training area happens to be over the beautiful Norcape Peninsula and the Ningaloo Reef Coastline. Our main goal is to teach you about the easiness and fun of this sport. Within 10 minutes you should be quite comfortable flying the aircraft straight and level and doing gentle turns. We want you to come away from your flight with an experience of a lifetime and the feeling of I can do this.

Shorts and a T-shirt are fine. You will be provided a flight suit, gloves and protective helmet. Closed-toe shoes and socks are recommended for warmth. Please no flip flops. Customers who book the early lesson may want to bring a sweatshirt.

Yes, you’ll be equipped with a noise-cancelling headset to wear during the flight. The instructors also have two-way aviation radios to communicate between the aircraft, other aircraft and airport tower personnel.

Loose articles in a high-speed open aircraft can be a big safety hazard with a spinning propellor behind us. We have found that trying to be a photographer while taking your introductory lesson takes away from the experience. We offer photo packages to document your lesson.

We use the latest state-of-the-art aircraft equipped with a backup rocket-propelled parachute system, a GPS emergency location transmitter and a transponder. Each student also wears a flotation device. We have safely shared our love of flying with over 4,600 flights since May 2008.

We commonly hear this. We have found that after a few minutes in the air that fear disappears due to the stability of the aircraft. If you feel uncomfortable we will go back and land.

We currently are operating up to two aircraft making it even more fun to fly with your partner. Each person flies with their own instructor and we take off at the same time and chase each other around the Norcape’s skies as you take your first introductory flight lesson.