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February 3, 2026

In this podcast, Joe Covelli and Albert Dyer discuss the journey of getting into gyroplane flying, from initial interest and discovery flights to building and flying one's own gyroplane. They explore the importance of having a good instructor, the challenges of soloing, and the significance of community support in the learning process. Albert shares his personal experiences, insights on rotor management, and the technical aspects of building a gyroplane, emphasizing the excitement and challenges of the journey.

January 6, 2026

In this conversation, Joe Covelli and Nathan Wagner discuss the essentials of gyroplane flying, focusing on training, certification, and safety. They emphasize the importance of professional instruction, available certification levels, and the required training budget. Nathan shares insights on selecting the right instructor, the importance of a discovery flight, and the preparation required for a checkride. The discussion also touches on the importance of consistent training.

November 24, 2025

In this episode of the Gyroplane Flying Podcast, Joe Covelli and Senior Design Engineer Keith LeMire discuss the extensive redesign of the Air Command Gyroplane. They delve into the challenges encountered during the redesign process, the innovative safety and comfort features added, and the overall improvements to the aircraft's assembly and functionality. The conversation highlights the importance of pilot safety, ease of use, and modern aesthetics in the new design, showcasing the dedication to creating a superior flying experience.

November 4, 2025

Air Command Gyroplane and Skywheels Rotor Blade President Joe Covelli provides a company update. The conversation focuses on engineering innovations for a new aviation engine, specifically the Polaris engine, and on upcoming test flights planned for 2026. It highlights the importance of components such as the adapter, gearbox, and propeller, as well as collaboration with experts in harmonics and vibration analysis. An update is provided on Skywheels rotor blades and Air Command's new single-seat model, Integrity.

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