Suffolk
While TrackDays.co.uk is well-known for its popular range of classic car driving experiences, we also have a fantastic portfolio of flying experiences in older aircraft.
Indeed, our vintage flying experiences let you fly above the clouds in a classic aircraft or even have a lesson in one of the most iconic bi-planes, a de Havilland Tiger Moth.
The even better news is that youngsters can also head skywards with our 30-minute flight in a classic aircraft for one adult and one child package. Children as young as 12 can enjoy a flight in a 1940’s classic aircraft accompanied by an adult, and a pilot of course!
It really is a great way to totally immerse a youngster in the flight experience, even with the opportunity to wear a headset and listen to the control tower. Who knows, it could ignite a passion for flying and lead to a pilot of the future.
Meanwhile, our 30-minute flight in a classic aircraft for two is the ideal way for partners, family members or friends, to join in with the vintage flying action.
What better way is there to view the beautiful English countryside than from inside the cockpit of a truly stylish 1940’s aircraft that, in its heyday, commonly graced the skies high above?
After meeting your pilot, who’ll have a welcoming cup of tea or coffee for you, it’s soon time to climb into the aeroplane and start your once-in-a-lifetime flight. Sights you might see include the world-famous Warwick Castle and beautiful Blenheim Palace in rural Oxfordshire.
However, if that wasn’t enough, then TrackDays.co.uk also has a 30-minute bi-plane lesson for one. It’s the perfect excuse to don goggles, helmet and sheepskin jacket and offers a truly authentic taste in the cockpit of a de Havilland Tiger Moth, arguably one of the world’s most famous training aircraft.
If you want to roll back the years and experience flying as it was enjoyed many, many years ago then it couldn’t be simpler. Just book a voucher as a treat for yourself, or as an unforgettable experience for a loved one, family member or work colleague. Chocks away!
