A gyrocopter has an unpowered rotor that spins from forward motion rather than an engine, with an open cockpit that lets you feel the wind directly. This experience, offered in the Antalya region, is the most "felt" of our sightseeing flight experiences; it is not used for air taxi service and is offered purely as a regional experience flight.
← All AircraftA gyrocopter's rotor is not turned by an engine but spins from the airflow created by forward motion (autorotation). Because of this principle, gyrocopters cannot stall by design, and even in the event of engine failure they can descend safely thanks to autorotation. This is the key technical difference that sets the gyrocopter apart from fixed-wing aircraft.
Source: Wikipedia — AutoGyro Calidus (Gyrocopter)
Its open-cockpit design lets you feel the wind directly, offering a very different sensation from enclosed-cabin aircraft. This experience, offered in the Antalya region, gives you a close-up view of the coastline and the region's natural beauty.
Ideal for passengers looking for an unusual, "felt" flight experience and a bit of a thrill; note that the open cockpit means the flight only takes place when weather conditions allow.
Certified capacity:
2 people (including pilot)
Max takeoff weight:
approx. 450–560 kg (varies by model)
Cruise speed: ~160 km/h
Range: ~650 km
Engine: Rotax piston engine, open-cockpit design
Only offered in the Antalya region, with an open cockpit.
Aircraft photo: Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA).
With its open cockpit, you feel the wind directly; the rotor spins from forward motion rather than being engine-driven.
It is only offered in the Antalya region.
Yes, because its rotor spins from autorotation rather than an engine, gyrocopters cannot stall and can descend safely even in the event of engine failure.
A gyrocopter's rotor spins from forward motion (autorotation) rather than being driven directly by an engine as in a helicopter, which makes it structurally resistant to stalling.
You can choose between 20 or 30-minute options.