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There is one other practical issue with Gyros in the UK (and is my biggest problem) - there are instructors but not really flying clubs. After passing if you wa
by rkangel 6y ago
There is one other practical issue with Gyros in the UK (and is my biggest problem) - there are instructors but not really flying clubs. After passing if you want to keep flying you can't just rent one by the hour, you need to buy one (or buy a share).
- xnyan 6y agoI think that's because the cost of owning a gyro can be so much lower than a traditional fixed wing. As little as $20K can get you into old but high quality used or $100k for entry-level new. A fraction of planes. Not exactly cheap, but neither is spending significant time in a flight club.