... or you could try one of the UK schools!
Only if I won the lottery Steve!
eMail from the "Gyrocopter Experience" rekindled my interest this morning but I can't understand why, if they constantly maintain how much cheaper gyros are to run than conventional aircraft, their prices for instruction are much higher in most cases than instruction in a conventional aircraft?
Not only that but they want £450 for insurance and a "returnable bond" of £5000 before any solo flight! Not to mention, that on top of that, they want you to sign an agreement saying that you're responsible for up to £7500 for damage and repairs.
Magni M16 in the USA = £88 per hour dual instruction. Magni M16 in the UK = £144 per hour dual (plus the above).
Won't be happening for me in the UK unfortunately!