AirCam

There Is Nothing Else Quite Like It

The AirCam was originally designed for National Geographic wildlife photography missions over Africa — and its design shows it. With tandem seating beneath a glass canopy, twin Rotax 912 engines, and high-lift wings optimized for low-speed performance, the AirCam offers an aerial experience that simply cannot be replicated in any other aircraft.

Flying the AirCam over the Phoenix Valley is a visceral, unforgettable experience. The large glass canopy gives you panoramic, unobstructed views in nearly every direction — the terrain below, the sky above, and the horizon in every direction. The low-and-slow flight profile amplifies every sensation of flight in a way most aircraft simply can't match.

The twin-engine configuration also provides a meaningful safety margin and introduces pilots to the basic concepts of asymmetric thrust and multi-engine operations — valuable experience for anyone on a career track. The AirCam's generous climb rate of 1,500 ft/min (twin-engine) means it performs well in the desert heat that can challenge single-engine light aircraft.

Access to the AirCam requires completion of the FES AirCam Safety Course, which covers aircraft systems, emergency procedures, and type-specific handling characteristics. Whether you're an owner seeking a checkout, a pilot pursuing aerial photography, or simply someone who wants an extraordinary flying experience, contact us to get started.