Fly with fighter planes in the Czech Republic

Our happy corporate customer Olaf (air-to-air-shot)

The flights in the Czech Republic are especially suited for customers who don't want to travel to Russia or the USA. The place where we offer these flights is a former airbase where Czech MiG-21 Fishbeds where ready to defend the WAPA-countries from NATO-jet fighters entering from close Western Germany (Bundesrepublik Deutschland, BRD) during the Cold War.

A big advantage from this airbase is that it is possible to make extreme low-level-flights right over the airbase, at an altitude of 10-15 meters, which brings not only breathtaking action to our customers, but also to the chaperonage.

The place is also very applicable and ready for corporate customers, a supporting programme can be organized easily.

The choice in the Czech Republic is limited to the Aero L-39 Albatros.

Short summary:

• Duration of flight: 20 minutes (Other flight durations on request)
• Location: Near Prague, Czech Republic
• Maneuvers: Rolls, Immelmans, Loopings, Split-S, Climbing, Diving, Tail-Chase, Touch-and-go's
• Supersonic flight: Not possible with the L-39
• Optional services: Professional photographs and video recordings, driving sportscars at the airbase
• Price: EUR 1999
• Longer/shorter flight durations on request

Please click here to book a flight in the L-39 in Czech Republic.

Prague/Praha

	Charles Bridge: Landmark of Prague

Our flights take place near Prague. We can also cater for your transfer from Prague to the airbase if you wish so. However, the airbase is easily reachable by car from Germany or Austria.

A figher plane flight in the Czech Republic is certainly very interesting, not least because it can easily be connected with a visit to the wonderful and very inexpensive city Prague. The capital of the Czech Republic leaves nothing to be desired: An unparalleled party experience, an unbelievably beautiful historic district, culture, delicious food to name only a few facets of this city.

	MiGFlug-customer in an L-39

As soon as you've arrived at the airfield, you get an introduction into the art of flying a fighter jet. It consist of detailed safety instructions, explanations about the L-39 aircraft and a briefing with the pilot. At the end and after having been fitted with a G-suit and the overall, you're being made completely familiar with the jet.

Now it's time for things to get going: The most breathtaking minutes of your life are about to start!