
Autogyro - Wikipedia
An autogyro (from Greek αὐτός and γύρος, "self-turning"), or gyroplane, is a class of rotorcraft that uses an unpowered rotor in free autorotation to develop lift.
AutoGyro USA
AutoGyro is the worldwide leader in gyroplane production with over 3,000 aircraft in our fleet. AutoGyro USA is the official distributor for AutoGyro and Rotorsport UK LTD aircraft in the United States.
Learn to Fly a Gyroplane - SilverLight Aviation
Most people will need between 15 to 25 hours of one-on-one instruction before flying solo as a student pilot. You will need a minimum of a Sport Pilot license (rotorcraft category / gyroplane class) to fly an AR-1 with a passenger (during daylight hours only).
American Ranger 1 (AR-1) Gyroplane - SilverLight Aviation
The award-winning American Ranger 1 (AR-1) is a modern gyroplane proudly manufactured in the USA by SilverLight Aviation. Our 12000 sq. ft. factory is located in the greater Tampa Bay area of central Florida, which graces us with nearly year-round favorable weather for …
What is a Gyroplane? - AutoGyro
A gyroplane, also known as a gyrocopter or autogyro, is a relatively simple aircraft concept, and easy to fly – but often historically misunderstood. It is also incredibly safe to fly when flown within its normal flight envelope.
Gyroplanes Buyer‘s Guide 2015 - Plane & Pilot Magazine
Feb 10, 2015 · A gyroplane has no torque because its blades are powered by air, so no tail rotor is needed. At the same time, most gyroplanes can fly as fast as a helicopter or GA airplane (about 100 knots) and can be flown in winds that would ground a helicopter or GA aircraft.
What is a Gyroplane? – SilverLight Aviation - Learn to Fly
A gyroplane is compact rotor-blade aircraft that can easily be stowed in a relatively small space, in a hangar or garage.