Aerobatics flights from Grenchen – vintage aircraft & Swiss military trainers
Experience breathtaking aerobatic flights departing from Grenchen and feel the dynamics of modern aerobatic aircraft up close. These flights feature precise maneuvers, rapid rolls, and impressive figures – all safely flown by experienced pilots with a passion for aviation.
Habsheim
Their aerobatic flights from Grenchen in detail
In the open-top Bücker Bü-133 Jungmann, built in 1939, you'll experience classic aviator feeling, complete with leather cap and goggles – combined with aerobatic maneuvers such as loops, rolls, and inverted flight. Choose between 30- or 60-minute flights over the Jura Mountains and Lake Biel, or further into the Bernese Oberland, tailored to your preferences.
The Pilatus P-2, the first production aircraft from the Swiss manufacturer Pilatus (first flight in 1946), impresses with its characteristic 12-cylinder inline engine and authentic tailwheel flying feel, entirely without modern assistance systems. The 45-minute flight takes you over the Jura landscape, with optional aerobatic maneuvers. Its successor, the Pilatus P-3 with nosewheel landing gear, was in service with the Swiss Air Force until 1994 and also offers basic aerobatic maneuvers, with a choice of 30 or 60-minute flight durations.