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Mid Anglia Microlights Flying School - Serving Norfolk And Suffolk

Name: Mid Anglia Microlights Flying School - Serving Norfolk And Suffolk
Telephone: 07986679060
Rating: 5.0

Place Types: Aviation School , Flight School

Address: Beccles Airfield, Brock Rd, NR34 7PJ Beccles, Suffolk

Coordinate: 52.4344684737, 1.6206402591

Phone: 07986679060

Website: http://www.mamicrolight.co.uk

Social: https://www.facebook.com/317292015080294

Rating: 5

Reviews: 15

Opening Hours:

Monday: -
Tuesday: 09:00 - 19:00
Wednesday: 09:00 - 19:00
Thursday: -
Friday: 09:00 - 19:00
Saturday: 09:00 - 19:00
Sunday: 09:00 - 19:00

About Mid Anglia Microlights Flying School - Serving Norfolk And Suffolk

Mid Anglia Microlights provide Flying Training and Air Experience Flights. Based at Beccles Airfield we're convenient for Norfolk and Suffolk. NB - All our Trial Lesson Flights are conducted by highly skilled and very experienced Flying Instructors

Mid Anglia Microlights Flying School - Serving Norfolk And Suffolk Description

Mid Anglia Microlights provide professional Flying Training and Air Experience Flights in the Ikarus C-42 and P& M GT450 - Europe's most popular microlight training aircraft. An Air Experience Flight (often called a trial lesson) makes the perfect gift for that special occasion. Why not order a gift voucher now? Simply go to our website and order securely and with total confidence using PayPal. Flights start from as little as £70!

Based at Beccles airfield on the Norfolk and Suffolk border, our Flying School is easy to get to and just a couple of minutes drive from the A146. Serving Norwich, Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Ipswich and the surrounding area, flying in East Anglia has never been so convenient.

Whether you've always dreamed of learning to fly or just want to treat someone special to an experience they'll never forget, have a look at our website http://www. mamicrolight. co. uk or give us a call - we're always happy to talk flying!

Reviews

User 07/22/2019 00:34

Here's a cracking photo of Laurie Rooke, 85 years young who arrived in a beautiful vintage Riley Elf then flew with us in the GT450. I'm not sure who was most impressed by the others mode of transport but Gary loved the Elf!

User 07/21/2019 03:05

That's a great picture!

User 07/21/2019 01:41

A big thank you to everyone who came today - a gusty crosswind meant we didn't fly much but we did have a great day and enthused about our passion for flying to lots of visitors :-D

User 07/20/2019 13:44

As you can see the new engine free 'Skyhooks' system is quite effective!

User 07/19/2019 14:25

The man who invented the 'Black box' - what an interesting story! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australi a-49012771

User 07/19/2019 03:05

We're looking forward to this more than a little bit...

User 07/19/2019 01:57

A few from today - once the weather cleared up!

User 07/18/2019 21:19

Waiting for the weather to blow past...

User 07/17/2019 04:57

It's not often Gary flies for himself but here are a couple of pictures from this evening with his father-in-law. And yes that was an Apache gunship hovering at the side of the runway on the take off roll...

User 07/16/2019 03:39

Here are a great set of pictures taken on Friday by our favourite photographer, John bilcliffe - enjoy :-)

User 07/12/2019 02:52

We absolutely need one of these for the Beccles Aerodrome Open Day Virage Helicopter Academy!!! Mustn't forget to file a NOTAM ;-)

User 07/10/2019 21:56

Really impressed with the new airfield sign!

User 07/05/2019 03:57

Taken at 2155. If only those long summer days could last for ever...

User 07/03/2019 05:18

So apparently a visiting spider took the description of 'webcam' literally 🤣

User 07/03/2019 03:57

The end of a good flying day; Gary decides to meet up with ex student Chris Hall at 2 wheel Tuesday in Old Buckenham on his motorbike. Riding home they spot a low flying balloon, which, as luck would have it, it seems to be attempting a landing at Priory Farm airstrip... After watching it float on past, Gary and Chris watch a Eurostar come in to land. Who's flying it? Ex student Luke Seamarks. It's a small world it would seem!