
BioniX Tanarg Neo 912S
A French-built trike at the top of its class. Excellent handling, 145 km/h in level flight, a Rotax 912 engine and a ballistic recovery parachute — an ideal machine to learn on.

Trike training · Nymburk airfield
From 27,525 CZK (excl. VAT)
The largest trike school in the Czech Republic, teaching in English 20 minutes from Prague.
A powered trike is the closest thing to flying that most people will ever get. There is no cabin between you and the air — you sit in the open, the wing above you, the countryside going past underneath.
It is also the least expensive way to hold a pilot licence of your own. The training is shorter than for aeroplanes, the machines cost less to run, and the licence opens up the same countryside from a far better seat.
You do not need to be an athlete or an engineer. You need the willingness to learn and the time to give it.

The trike licence entitles you to fly powered hang gliders — aircraft controlled by shifting your weight against the wing. It is the shortest and cheapest route to flying on your own.
A powered trike is among the least expensive routes to a licence of your own. The training is shorter than for aeroplanes and the machine costs less to run.
You feel every gust of wind and the view is all but unobstructed. On a good day it is flying in a way no enclosed aircraft can match.
Modern trikes carry a ballistic recovery parachute and comfortable seats. Travelling on one is both safe and genuinely pleasant.
Five clear steps, and we walk you through every one of them.
Come and see what flying a trike is like. We answer your questions about the training and go up together — you will know straight away whether it is what you hoped for.
We go through the required knowledge with you individually, in English, and you get the e-learning free. We teach you to understand things, not to memorise them.
A class 2, LAPL or sport-pilot medical certificate is required before flight training starts. It is not demanding — roughly comparable to a driving licence medical.
You fly with an instructor and gradually take over. The syllabus requires 15 flying hours; how many you actually need is your instructor’s call, based on how the handling is coming along.
A theory paper and a practical test. It can be taken without Czech, and after training with us it is a formality.
See it for yourself
The quickest way to understand what trike flying is like is to watch it. This is what a lesson at our airfield actually looks like.

The syllabus requires a minimum of 15 flying hours with an instructor. Most students fly 25 to 40 — your instructor decides when you are ready, and part of the training is already solo.
Before your first solo you will need third-party liability insurance and a radiotelephony licence. We help you arrange both.
Prices include VAT. Flight training is calculated at the 15-hour package rate on the Tanarg trike. Most students end up flying 25 to 40 hours — your instructor decides when you are ready.
See the full price listFlying once a week, the whole thing can be done in a couple of months. Two or three times a week works better still. The pace is always individual.
We fly Air Creation trikes, whose Czech and Slovak distributor we are.

A French-built trike at the top of its class. Excellent handling, 145 km/h in level flight, a Rotax 912 engine and a ballistic recovery parachute — an ideal machine to learn on.

Built for short, unpaved strips: wide low-pressure tyres, hydraulic brakes and the iFun XL wing, so it gets in and out of places most aircraft cannot reach.
Flying, briefings and theory in English, and the final examination can be taken without Czech.
No one in the Czech Republic trains more trike pilots than we do. We know what works.
Trikes have been part of the school from the start. Zbyněk Adam was flying them before he began teaching.
We fly Air Creation trikes and are the official distributor for the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Nymburk airfield, easy to reach by car or public transport.
Some schools charge for every take-off and landing. At our airfields it is included.
A family-run school that treats every student individually. Arranging a flight was never a problem, whenever I needed one. Add instructors who took me all the way to passing my final tests, and a fair price on top — I can only recommend it.
The best value for ultralight and trike training anywhere near Prague. Solid theory, solid practice, and no trouble arranging a flight on a weekday evening after work. If you want to start flying, go here.
Nymburk is close to home, but the reason I stayed is the atmosphere at the airfield. The instructors give you their time, explain something three different ways until it clicks, and you never feel like just another slot in the calendar. I still fly here now that I have my licence.
Once you have the licence you can rent from us and head off on flying trips around the country or abroad.
Aircraft rentalAdd the rating that lets you fly into controlled airspace and land at large airports.
Controlled VFR flightsPrecision navigation and spot landings. We take part in Czech and international competitions and are glad to pass on what we have learned.
We will teach you, one to one, how to fly across Europe.
Yes. Flying, briefings and the theory are all available in English, and the final examination can be taken without Czech.
The minimum age for a student pilot is 15. There is no upper limit.
No. We start from the very beginning — the mechanics of flight, meteorology, navigation and the regulations are all part of the course.
A class 2, LAPL or sport-pilot medical certificate. The examination is not demanding, roughly comparable to a driving licence medical, and we will point you to a doctor who can issue it.
The syllabus sets 15 flying hours as an absolute minimum. Most students end up flying 25 to 40. Part of the training is already solo, so both you and your instructor need to be confident.
Flying once a week, the whole thing can be done in a couple of months. Two or three times a week works better. The pace is always individual.
No. You can pay hour by hour as you fly. If you would rather save, we offer prepaid blocks of hours at a lower rate.
The easiest first step
Nothing explains it like being up there. Come out to the airfield, take a look at the machines and go for a flight — decide to go ahead and it counts as your first lesson.
Nymburk airfield · Kovanice 153