Initiating flight - Becoming a pilot during a flight

Do you want to taste the sensations of aviation, beyond the simple "first flight"?

We offer you, for the sum of 225 €, an initiation flight. Your first step to becoming a pilot or learning a little more about flight techniques. The program is as follows:

You are welcomed by one of our instructors. With your instructor, you prepare the flight as a student pilot. You prepare all flight documents and you receive simple and basic explanations of piloting techniques, performance and the different parts of the airplane, description of the aerodrome, flight preparation, etc. The whole is illustrated by an initiation manual that you keep at the end of the course. He then helps you to prepare the plane, a two-seats Cessna 150/152: exterior and interior inspection, check of fuel and oil levels, etc.

You are ready for a flight of around 40 minutes around the aerodrome during which you experience the aircraft's flight envelope: takeoff, cruise, maneuvers, landing,… you will be in command for much of this flight under the supervision of the instructor. You will also have the opportunity to discover the Ardennes from above. After landing, your instructor gives you a "Debriefing" of the performed flight.

Flight initiation rate

You learn the basics of flight techniques and take control of the plane for an initiation under the supervision of a club instructor. You fly ±40 minutes. You can be accompanied by 1 or 2 people if you wish.

Two solutions for payment:

• By bancontact on the day of the flight;
• Gift Voucher payable in advance by bank transfer: we send it by post either to you or to the person to whom you make the gift. Allow 10 days for the administrative procedure. See Offer page

Booking:

To book an initiation flight, contact us either by email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., or by phone +32 (0)470 64 68 28.

The initiations are done by appointment, weekdays or weekends, depending on the availability of instructors and the weather.

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