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FAQ'S

General Questions

Find answers to common questions about our gyroplane adventures in our FAQs section.

A gyroplane, also known as an gyrocopter, combines the agility of a helicopter with the speed of an airplane. Unlike helicopters, the rotor of a gyroplane is not powered but instead spins freely in flight, providing lift while the engine provides forward thrust.

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Experience the ultimate flying adventure with Fly Gyros Hawaii, where safety, fun, and education come together for an unforgettable journey.

As a 40+ year fixed wing pilot with experience in ultralights, LSAs and complex, high performance aircraft, I found Caylon Hackler at Fly Gyros Hawaii to be a competent rotorcraft instructor. His MTO sport was meticulously maintained, and his emphasis on safety was superb. Highly recommended.

Scott P.
Scott P.

As a 40+ year fixed wing pilot with experience in ultralights, LSAs and complex, high performance aircraft, I found Caylon Hackler at Fly Gyros Hawaii to be a competent rotorcraft instructor. His MTO sport was meticulously maintained, and his emphasis on safety was superb. Highly recommended.

Scott P.
Scott P.

As a 40+ year fixed wing pilot with experience in ultralights, LSAs and complex, high performance aircraft, I found Caylon Hackler at Fly Gyros Hawaii to be a competent rotorcraft instructor. His MTO sport was meticulously maintained, and his emphasis on safety was superb. Highly recommended.

Scott P.
Scott P.

Caylon Hacker

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Meet Your Instructor

Caylon Hackler has shared his sky-high passions with others for 14 years. After taking 13000 people tandem skydiving, He now shares his passion of gyroplanes with others. he has maintained a perfect safety record, showing his dedication to safety and skill in the air.