Disabled Flying
Anglian Air Centre has a Piper PA28 Warrior II training aircraft adapted for use by people who want to learn to fly but do not have full mobility in their legs.
The modification allows the rudder pedals to be adjusted with the hand. In this way, full flying control of the aircraft is maintained. There is wheelchair access to all flight training facilities a ramp is provided to enable wheelchairs to be located adjacent to the wings of the aircraft.
A small amount of assistance is then required to lift the pilot onto the wing where a rubber mat enables the pilot to safely move up the wing and into the cockpit.

VisionAir Control
This is a device developed and manufactured in Australia and approved by the CAA and CASA. It gives full rudder authority on the ground and in the air.
At the Air Centre all our instructors teaching with the VisionAir hand control are able to operate and fly with the installation.

Gold Wings
Gold Wings Mr Paul Dunstan, is a paraplegic who obtained his PPL with Anglian Air Centre in 2006.
Paul would be happy to talk with any potential pilot.