


Like any aircraft, proper training is required is required before you can safely enjoy flying one of our gyroplanes.
Learning to fly the MT will put a huge grin on your face, and you will be amazed at how quickly you become proficient at handling this fantastic aircraft.
Gyro training used to be hard work -
Training can be carried out by any CAA authorised Gyroplane Instructor, and our Instructor List has details of UK gyroplane instructors, including those who operate MT gyroplanes.
The qualification required to fly your MT gyroplane is the Private Pilots Licence (Gyroplanes), or PPL(G). The precise requirements for this vary according to your qualifications when you start, but can be summarised as:
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40 hours training under instruction. Of this approximately half will be flown with your instructor on board, and half flown solo. You will take a set of straightforward written exams.
Holders of fixed-
Training requirements are reduced to 30 hours. Requirements for written exams are waived, other than the Aircraft Technical examination.
Holders of Helicopter Pilots Licence:
Require a minimum of 20 hours of training, and are only required to sit the aircraft technical examination.
Medical requirements are pretty straightforward. You will need a form signed by your GP declaring that you meet the same standards that the DVLA apply to professional drivers.

If you’d like to try a flight in an MT gyroplane just call one of the qualified Instructors on our
Alternatively nationally valid flight vouchers are available from outlets such as: