Ever Dreamed
of Flying?
A hands-on introductory flight lesson
on Advanced Ultra-Light Airplanes.
Introductory Lessons
Take your first flight lesson and discover the flight on Advanced Ultra-Light Airplanes.​
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Explanation of the flight controls
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Pre-flight briefing
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The instructor will takeoff
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You'll pilot the aircraft in the training area
Pilot for a Day
A deeper immersion into
Flight Training
Ground instruction
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Aircraft controls
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Flight instruments
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Air communications
Pre-flight
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Walk-around of the aircraft
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Pre-flight briefing
In-flight​
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Do the core radio calls
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Hands-on flight time with the instructor
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Post-flight debrief
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Video of your flight​
What is an Advanced Ultra-Light Airplane?
Advanced Ultra-Lights airplanes (AULA) are 2-seat aircraft with a maximum takeoff weight of 1232 lb (560 kg).
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They are designed according to the Design Standards for Advanced Ultra-light Aeroplanes accepted by Transport Canada.
​​​​​Maneuverability
Designed for easy handling and agility, suitable for a variety flying conditions and landing surfaces.
Low Consumption & Operating Costs
Engineered to support longer flights.
The affordable way to become a pilot and enjoy flying alone, with friends, or ohter pilots.
Purchase Affordability
Competitive pricing makes advanced ultralights accessible a broader range of buyers.
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​In addition flight time on Advanced ultrlights can be credited towards other pilot licenses, allowing student pilots to save a considerable amount of money during the initial training.
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A great type of aircraft to learn the fundamentals of flight!
Stop dreaming. Start flying.
Many people assume learning to fly is out of reach.
In reality, advanced ultra-light flights offers a simple and accessible way to get started.
​If you have been thinking about becoming a pilot, an introductory flight is the best way
to feel if flying is right for you—while already taking your first step.
Becoming a pilot may be easier than you think
Train with
Experienced Instructors
Learning to fly should feel exciting, but also safe and professional.
Our instructors bring their experience on a variety of aircraft including multi-engine, tailwheels, and gliders.​​​​
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Clear and structured instruction
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Safety-first operations
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A welcoming environment for complete beginners
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Scenario-based ground school
Frequently asked questions
Do I need any experience?
No. These experiences are designed for complete beginners.
Will I actually get to fly the plane?
Yes. Under the guidance of your instructor, you will have the opportunity to take the controls in flight.
Is this only for people who want to become pilots?
Not at all. Some clients come for the experience and adventure, while others use it as their first step into training.
What is the difference between an intro flight and Pilot for a Day?
An intro flight is a shorter first experience where you can get a feel for the plane and familiarize yourself with the controls. Pilot for a Day is a more immersive, in-depth introduction to flight training that includes some ground instruction on how the airplane works, as well as a longer time in the air.
I’m not sure I want to take the controls. Do I have to?
Not at all. You’ll only do what you feel comfortable with. Your first flight is about familiarization with the aircraft and the flight environment—whether that includes taking the controls or simply observing while the instructor flies and explains is entirely up to you.
