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Blog #5: The costs of a gyroplane
So you're thinking about acquiring a gyroplane but are unsure what the costs are? You've come to the right place. Let me break it down into its constituent components; these are the cost of acquiring one, the annual costs you can expect, and the variable cost you'll see per flying hour. Purchasing costs : New. Gyros come in three main configurations, all of which are two-seaters. These are: Open-cockpit tandem (one seat in front, one behind) - most intense experience Close

Paul Hollingworth
4 days ago


#1: What the heck is a Gyroplane?
A gyroplane looks like this. At first glance it may look like a helicopter but actually it works and flies more like a normal plane....

Paul Hollingworth
Sep 3, 2025


#2: So you’re thinking of learning to fly in a gyro?
Why do people learn to fly? Often it’s because they want to be able to travel from A to B, ideally quickly and in air-conditioned comfort...

Paul Hollingworth
Aug 20, 2025


#3: So you got some training, now what?
Most students go into flight training with the expectation that they will fly in gyros afterwards. But how do you do that? Many people...

Paul Hollingworth
Aug 6, 2025


#4: What could I actually do with a gyroplane?
So you've learned to fly a gyroplane and are thinking about acquiring one. But now you're wondering, "What could I do with one"? Anyone in aviation will tell you there’s no such thing as the perfect aircraft. It's like the old adage about most products and services: "Do you want it Fast, Cheap, or Good - pick any two". In aviation, there are more variables than that but there's no single craft that’s perfect in all aspects: an aircraft that can take you from A to B fast, with

Paul Hollingworth
Jul 23, 2025
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