Motor Plane - Pilot for a Day "Premium Economy"
Price: € 350,00
For those who want to see more and want to be in control of an airplane. Come to the airfield in Zell am See and get into the motor plane. Your pilot gives you instructions and theory how to fly yourself. Are you ready for take off? Your flight instructor starts the plane for you, high up in the air at a safe altitude you take the wheel. What a sense of boundless freedom! Like a real pilot you steer the plane through the air and you are a pilot for a day. Feel free as a bird, fly through the air and experience the incredible feeling of flying an airplane yourself!
Scope of services:
- checkin Zell am See
- 20 minutes briefing
- flight route as desired
- 60 minutes flight time
- 1 landing in Zell am See
- 15 minutes debriefing
- experienced flying instructors who teach with fun and joy
- incl. fuel and fees
- aircraft Aquila A211Gx with glascockpit
Physical requirements:
- you should be physically fit
- the minimum age is 16 years
- less than 105 kg
Important Information:
For a once in a lifetime adventure like this, the weather conditions are very important too. So if you have alternative possible dates to your prefered date, please let us know when you send us an inquiry.
Weather:
For safety, the flight has to be postponed due to strong wind, rain or fog. In winter there should not be too much snow on the runway.
Location:
Zell am See
Price information:
- The price is valid per person
- The voucher is valid for 3 years and can not be renewed. The price guarantee is valid for 1 year. After one year, the difference between a possible price increase, e.g. due to rising fuel costs, payable on spot
Group size:
When flying there is room for you and your pilot.
Spectators:
- Spectators are welcome!
- They can watch your take off and landing from the airport restaurant.
Advise: binoculars, camera or video.
Equipment / clothing:
- Weather-appropriate casual clothing
- flat shoes
- sunglasses
Availability:
If the weather cooperates, you can fly all year round.
