Flying a gyroplane is captivating. Not only for you, but any passengers you can take with you as well as those watching from the ground. There's something about aviation that draws people in. Anyone flying a gyroplane is an ambassador to the world of flight. Now that we are into the flying season, we'd love to have you share with us a favorite p...

As the original production kit manufacturer, it is important for us to know who owns what Air Command model, and to communicate with them on safety bulletins, items of importance or general interest in supporting their gyroplane rotorcraft. According to Air Command President Joe Covelli, "Creating a registry will help us know who is flying what ...

The reliability, performance and your safe flying in an Air Command gyroplane is of paramount importance to us. Even though it was issued many years ago, we wanted to remind pilots of an Emergency Service Bulletin Air Command president and aeronautical engineer Harold Smith released in November 1992. If you fly an earlier model Air Command gyro,...

Harold Smith sold Air Command International, one of the oldest gyroplane kit manufacturers, to Joe Covelli. According to Joe, “We look forward to continuing Air Command's great traditional and strong reputation in manufacturing production gyroplane kits and parts to customers worldwide”. The company's headquarters will remain in the United States, but moved from Texas to Wisconsin.