Flight Safety Instruction

For First Flights, Discovery Flights and Tourism Flight

Aéro-Club Redonnais - Aerodrome - 35600 Bains-sur-Oust 

Contact us : ac.redon@wanadoo.fr, www.acredon.fr, or record a message on 02.99.71.00.59.

General 

• In terms of comfort, roominess, interior temperature, your aircraft is comparable to an automobile car.

• Bring sunglasses.

• As in the car, you must wear your seat belt and keep it fastened and tight throughout the flight.

• We ask you to avoid speaking when the pilot is talking or listening to the radio

On the plane parking

• Do not enter on the airplane parking area unless authorized by the pilot and under his/her supervision

• The propellers, even when stopped, are dangerous and its blast may throw dust and stones at you.

• Your friends staying on the ground during your flight must stay behind the white barriers that delimit the restricted area.

• Depending on weight and balance constraints, the pilot will assign a place to each passenger.

• Installation on board proceeds one passenger at a time under the pilot's instructions.

• Do not step over the wings, except where permitted (black bands on the wings).

• Only hang on to the handles.

• Belongings may be placed in the aircraft hold behind the rear seats.

• Mobile phones shall be switched off or in "airplane" mode so as not to interfere with radio and other flight devices. 

In flight

• No restriction to admire and take pictures

• The front passenger, seated in the co-pilot's seat (Right side)

  • Please do not to touch anything and do not interfere with the flight control commands (especially stick and pedals)

  • Please do not put anything on the floor that could interfere with the aircraft controls.

• Do not hesitate to tell your pilot if you see an aircraft nearby

• If you do not feel well in flight (nausea, etc.): there is nothing to be ashamed of. This can happen to all of us. As soon as symptoms start, please inform immediately the pilot so as to abort the flight. Ask the pilot to open the vents, and have a sickness bag ready just in case (All our planes have sickness bags). Breath in through your nose and exhale through your mouth.

In the event of a flight emergency

Strictly follow the pilot's instructions. He/She will manage for a safe return to the ground.