Trial flying lesson in Lelystad with an instructor

Looking for a trial flight in Lelystad? At Aeroclub Maritime, you book it as a trial lesson with an experienced instructor. During this first flying lesson, you take the controls and learn about basic aircraft control, preparation and the route towards a PPL or LAPL licence.
The trial lesson takes about 2 hours, including approximately 45 minutes of flight time. No flying experience is required.
After the flight, the instructor will also record your first flight in the pilot logbook you receive from Aeroclub Maritime during this trial lesson.
The cost of a trial flying lesson is € 299,-.
What is included in the trial lesson?
Included in the trial lesson:
- Approximately 2 hours of guidance
- Approximately 45 minutes of flight time
- An explanation of aircraft control and flight training
- A pilot logbook recording your first flight
The trial lesson is intended for anyone who wants to experience whether flying is a good fit. You do not need any flying experience. Afterwards you can discuss whether you want to continue with a starter package or the full training programme.
Trial lesson, flying lesson or full training?
A trial flying lesson is the accessible way to experience a real flying lesson in Lelystad. You fly with an instructor, receive an explanation of the basic controls and experience directly what it is like to fly from Lelystad Airport.
If you want to continue afterwards, you can move on to individual lessons, the starter package or a full PPL or LAPL training programme. The trial lesson is mainly an introduction: you discover whether flying suits you and can ask questions about planning, costs, membership and the route to a pilot licence.
Frequently asked questions about the flying lesson
Is a trial flight the same as a trial lesson?
Yes. Here, trial flight, flying lesson and trial lesson describe the same introductory flight: you fly the aircraft under an instructor’s direct supervision.
Do I need flying experience?
No. The instructor explains the flight beforehand and guides you throughout the experience.
Will I fly the aircraft myself?
Yes. Where conditions allow, you operate the aircraft under the instructor’s direct supervision. The instructor remains responsible for the flight.
What happens if the weather is unsuitable?
Safety comes first. If conditions are unsuitable, the club will contact you to arrange another date.
Can I continue with flight training afterwards?
Yes. After the trial lesson you can discuss the next step: a starter package, PPL training or LAPL training.