Planet Gyros Montelimar
Gyroplane flight training, introductory flights and maintenance for pilots and aviation enthusiasts in Montélimar, France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Planet Gyros Montelimar
Planet Gyros Montélimar operates a gyroplane flight school at Montélimar airfield. It also offers introductory flights, gyroplane maintenance across brands, and aircraft testing and distribution for Ela Aviacion.
Its customers include prospective and current gyroplane pilots and aircraft owners. The company is based at Montélimar airfield in southeastern France; the registry records its founding in 2012.
Product: Gyroplane pilot training, introductory flights, maintenance, aircraft testing and distribution.
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