Small aircraft over Namibia
Three different ways to fly

See it differently.

From a small aircraft, the distance between the dunes, coast and inland ranges becomes much easier to understand. Choose a scenic flight, or ask about a learning experience with a qualified instructor.

Choose the reason to fly

A scenic flight is about seeing the landscape. A transfer protects time between places. Instruction is a separate activity, shaped by your experience and the operator’s programme. Tell us which interests you so we can explore the right arrangement.

Enjoy the place you land

Flying can shorten a transfer, but an airstrip is only the beginning of a stay. We consider the onward drive, the nights available and what you want to do there before fitting flights into a route.

The details come from the operator

Aircraft availability, weather, baggage limits and passenger or training requirements all affect the plan. Your proposal will distinguish scenic flying, transport and any instruction, with the relevant arrangements confirmed by the operator.

From Olivia’s notebook

Learning above Swakopmund

Olivia’s journal from Swakopmund is full of excitement after a lesson in a PA-28, learning about the constant-speed propeller and manifold pressure. That enjoyment of learning is part of why flying belongs in Sol. Any guest instruction is arranged with a qualified instructor and operator.

Olivia’s Namibia journal · Day 8 · Recollection from her trip

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Tell us what you have in mind

Share your dates, who is coming and what interests you about this journey. We’ll help you work out the next steps.

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