Gyroplane kits, parts, accessories, and Skywheels rotors manufactured following AS9100 aerospace quality assurance standards

March 01, 2018

Air Command has new owner

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.

A Word of Caution

Never fly a gyroplane without proper instruction from a certified gyroplane flight instructor. Do not attempt maneuvers beyond your capability or those of the gyroplane. Doing so could lead to a personal injury event or even death.

Hours of Operation

Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM central time. Meetings by appointment. Closed on Tuesdays and US observed holidays.

Mail Address

Air Command International, LLC
Skywheels, LLC
PO Box 884
River Falls, WI 54022-0884 US

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Phone 903-527-3335

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About Air Command

Air Command International started in 1979 and its first flight was in April 1984.

With over 2,500 of its production gyroplane kits sold worldwide, Air Command is the longest running gyroplane company in the United States.

Air Command has an excellent, longstanding reputation in the world of gyroplanes for aeronautical design, safety, and performance. The DIY kits offer a fun experience at the right price point. > Contact us today to get started.

About Skywheels

Skywheels quickly became the leading rotor blade system for kit-built gyroplanes. From 1985 until 2001, over 3,000 blade sets were delivered. In 2001, Skywheels was sold and for two-years made rotors and then went dormant.

In 2018, Skywheels, LLC, acquired the original tooling to again manufacture 23- to 29-foot rotor blade sets.

The proven composite rotor system is designed to exceed requirements of FAA Regulation Part 27 for normal category rotorcraft. > Click for more information.