Fly the L-39 Albatros in Prague, near its Place of Birth
The L-39 is a Czech-built jet aircraft. What would be more obvious than flying it right there?
Fly the L-39 right in the Czech Republic with the test pilots of Aero Vodochody. Those men who helped to develop the L-39ZO and its successor, the L-159.
Take an L-39 ride!
The L-39 is a great aircraft to take a joyride. More powerful than any piston engine two-seater, it is made for maximum maneuverability and flight experience. As the L-39 is a trainer, both the instructor and the trainee (that is, you) have a fully-equipped cockpit and a great view. Thanks to its short and straight wings, the L-39 can perform stunning maneuvres and push up to +8 / -4 G. Even if it doesn’t go supersonic, it’s great value for money and a thrill you’ll never forget.
What’s included in an L-39 flight near Prague?
- Meeting the pilot, discussion of flight program
- Theoretical instruction by experienced test pilots
- Ejection seat training
- flight including Loops, Rolls, Immelman, Split-S, Dive, Steep Climb and the high-speed low-pass over the runway.
- Possibilities to partly control the jet while airborne under guidance of your pilot
Included in the price are also
- pick-up by airfield personnel at the meeting poing
- access permission to the airfield
- a flight certificate including the specs of your flight
- permission to take pictures and film a movie yourself
Also available for additional cost:
- an in-flight video by 3 cams (will be delivered to you on DVD)
- accompany service by our local guide
What does it cost to fly the L-39 in Prague?
Currently, the price for an L-39 flight of 30 minutes is EUR 1,999.00 including all paperwork. However, prices change often because of flexible exchange rates and changing fuel prices. We promise you to offer the lowest prices.
What are the requirements to fly the L-39 in Czech Republic?
If you’re healthy, you’re probably good to go. See a detailled list of what’s needed.
Is there something more?
There’s much to do and see in the Czech Republic. The precious country, famous for its extensive yellow canola fields, the green meadows, small creeks, its bohemian tradition and good (and cheap!) beer is an ideal place to spend a short holiday. Prague and the monumental Carl’s Bridge (Karly Most) and Prague’s Castle (Pražský hrad) are a must-see on every trip to Europe. Other cities such as Pilsen, home of the Pilsner Urquell are also highly recommended visits.
A little bit of L-39 history
The Aero L-39 “Albatros” was designed by Aero Vodochody in the former Czechoslovakia (CSSR) to meet the Soviet Air Force’s needs of a lightweight, cost-effective and maneuverable training aircraft. It was The MiG-31 is the successor of the MiG-25 foxbat. Lower fuel consumption, better radar and more tactical capabilities are the main improvements. Today, the MiG-31 – of which one unit is about as expensive as a whole MiG-29 squadron – is the world’s fastest in-service interceptor. Read more about the L-39 on Wikipedia or book your flight right now by using the form below.
