Our Aircraft & Pilots
our trikes are state of the art
We fly the french made, Air Creation Tanarg 912 Kitewings. Our trikes are state of the art, with industry-proven Rotax 912 normally-aspirated, air– and water-cooled, horizontally-opposed, four-cylinder, four-stroke, gear reduction-drive engines.
With power to spare and performance to make notice of — we’re sure you’ll enjoy a flight in any of our Trikes.
Empty weight (standard): 186 kg
Maximum weight without wing: 410 kg
Ultimate load factors at max weight: +6g -3g
Limit load factors: + 4g - 2g
Fuel tank capacity: 65 Liters
Engine: Rotax 912
Maximum power: 59 kW
Maximum rpm: 5,800 rpm
Reduction drive: Mechanical
Ratio: 1/2.43
Maximum propeller rpm: 2,400 rpm
Our Pilots
Neil has over 10 years of flight experience in kitewings
At Toucan Fly our first consideration is safety. We fly only certified aircraft and all of our pilots have years of experience. Our pilots are both certified flight instructors and certified aircraft mechanics, so rest assured that your safety is our top priority.
Our pilots are prepared to offer you a flight of a lifetime. We will make no attmept to impress or scare you. Whether you prefer a simple straight and level flight or a flight with a little more excitement, just let us know, your wish is our command!
Neil became a Private Pilot in 1984 and has been involved with Kite Wing aircraft for 10 years. He is a Certified Flight Instructor and a Certified Aircraft Mechanic in Kite Wing aircraft.
In addition, Neil is a Pilot Examiner, he tests and issues pilot licenses for the FAA.
Contact Neil at aircreation@flash.net or by phone in Belize at 501.630.1426
Our operations are closely dependent upon weather conditions. We monitor wind conditions, cloud cover and the forecasts of local area weather reporting stations. Please contact us prior to your scheduled flight so that we may inform you of any weather conditions and to give you suggestions for what you should wear on your flight.
General attire for your flight is simple, come as you are. However when you get to the hangar you will want to secure any loose clothing, empty your pockets of any items that may fall out during flight, remove jewelry, and stow loose fitting items (flip-flops, etc.).
