We love to fly and we’re excited to offer daylight scenic flights from Goderich, Wingham, Centralia (Exeter area), and London airports year-round! We also offer aerial photography, surveying, and crop scouting. Our aircraft is C-FPAP, a beautiful Cessna 172 airplane with a powerful 180hp engine. We are a family of pilots with many flight hours of experience and a high regard for safety.
Celebrate a special occasion, like an anniversary, birthday, or even a unique date night activity, with an air tour over your home and the local area. Kids love airplane rides and the fun of finding their house or school from the air and seeing how small cars and farm animals look from the air. Tourists visiting the area will gain a new appreciation for the area when seen from above!
Seeing the countryside from the air is a great way to experience Southwestern Ontario in all seasons! The views and colours change by the day – watch the fields come alive in the spring, see bright vibrant greens throughout the summer, watch the leaves change to crisp autumn colours and the fields change as the crops are harvested in the fall, to the sparkling white beauty of the landscape in winter. The Lake Huron shoreline is also different from one day to the next – from tropical blues and greens to such clear water that you can see individual rocks under the water, to milky-looking water when the waves are washing against the cliffs.
We offer many packages, from short local flights to longer day trips – please see our pricing page for details. You can create your own custom tour over specific towns and landmarks that are meaningful to you or book a highlighted package over the local area or further away, like Tobermory, Toronto, or Niagara Falls. Do you have a specific route in mind? Tell us where you’d like to go and we’ll let you know the flight length and price of your route.
We look forward to providing you with a safe and enjoyable flight – contact us today to book your flight or get more information!
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