60 Minute Fixed Wing Microlight Flight
Overview
Named after its slight size and low take-off-weight limit (450kg), the Fixed-Wing Microlight aeroplane is an agile aircraft, ideal for both leisure flights and long distances. Grasp the opportunity to take flight in one of these dainty models, with this exciting flying experience in Bath. Starting off with a safety briefing with an experienced pilot, participants are shown the ropes, before hopping into the driving seat for a sixty minute flight. Learn how to steer and control the plane with one-to-one guidance from an experienced instructor, while taking in the breath-taking views of Somerset from up high. Unlike its Flex-Wing counterpart, the Fixed Wing Microlight is characterised by conventional stick and rudder controls.
- Enjoy sixty minutes of flying in a fixed-wing microlight aeroplane
- Learn how to fly and control the aircraft
- Receive one-to-one tuition from a trained instructor
- Choose a route from a choice of sights including Bradford On Avon, Glastonbury and Longleat
- Availability Description
Seven days a week all year round (subject to availability). Excludes Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day. - Participant Guidelines
Participants over 16 are welcome. Under 18s must be accompanied by a guardian, who'll be required to sign a disclaimer. Max weight is 14 stone. Reasonable physical fitness required. Women in the first or the last three months of pregnancy can't fly. - Weather
This experience may be postponed in the case of extreme weather conditions. Any cancellations will be re-booked. - Duration
Please allow up to one and a half hours at the venue, including a thirty minute flight. - Numbers on the Day
The briefing might be shared with other participants, however, the flight will be held on a one-to-one basis with a qualified microlight flight instructor. - Dress Code
Wear sensible shoes (no heels) and gloves. Sunglasses are recommended all year round. - Other Info
All our vouchers are fully flexible and can be redeemed against our huge range of experiences. Disabled access is available for participants and spectators.
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