Our Most Extensive Cabri Demo: Learn the Fundamentals of Helicopter Control in our Most Modern Aircraft!

Please read the aircraft weight limitation and passenger requirements below and confirm that the passenger's weight is within the limitations BEFORE booking your flight.

Made in France, the Guimbal Cabri G2 is a next-generation pilot trainer with a hybrid fully-articulated main rotor system and Fenestron tail rotor. It's a highly capable alternative to existing aircraft trainers.

Total Experience Duration: ~1 hour 15 minutes

• 15 minute Flight Simulator Introduction followed by a
• 60 minute Guimbal Cabri G2 Helicopter Introductory Flight Lesson around Long Beach

What To Expect

Embark on an exhilarating journey with our Cabri Demo Flight, where you'll begin by learning the fundamentals of helicopter control. Begin your demo flight adventure with 15 minutes of immersive training in our cutting-edge flight simulator followed by 15 minutes of flight instruction in the Cabri helicopter with one of our dedicated flight instructors.

Whether you're a novice or an aspiring pilot, this experience offers a hands-on opportunity to learn and hone your skills. Plus, the flight time accumulated during the demo can be credited towards your pilot license, making it an invaluable step towards your aviation goals.

What You'll Get

• A certificate at the end of your flight as credit towards your pilot license
• An SFAR 73 Awareness Training Endorsement signed by a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI)

Passenger Requirements

• Please wear closed toe shoes.

Aircraft Limitations

• The seat limit for the Cabri is 255 lbs.
• Any individual weighing 255 lbs. or more will not be permitted to fly in this aircraft.
• Passenger weight verification may be required upon arrival.
• Any cancellation of a planned flight due to weights exceeding the maximum allowable aircraft weight (individual or combined) will be charged at full price.
• All weight limitations and restrictions are either mandated by the FAA and/or the aircraft manufacturer. They are there solely for safety reasons.